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Chapter 1127 - Chapter 1127 Chapter 345 Lets Pull Off a Big One_3

Chapter 1127: Chapter 345: Let’s Pull Off a Big One_3 Chapter 1127: Chapter 345: Let’s Pull Off a Big One_3 According to Lew Williams’s previous statement, the Song Family now has possession of sixty to seventy percent of the God Hunter Mech’s design blueprints.

Now there are several complete references available; it won’t be a problem to supplement some parts.

Seven Brown was taken aback as she listened, “Ah? When did Fatty Williams get his hands on those blueprints?”

She was unaware of the true depth of the Song Family’s foundation, but she knew how secretive the Orlan Royal Family was about their mecha technology.

It wasn’t something the average person could hope to touch.

That’s why she was so astonished about how the blueprints could have been leaked.

Seven Brown wasn’t an outsider, so Leonard Churchill casually explained, “The most advanced mechanics foundries in the East Wilderness now, more than half belong to Song Family. Even your Mechanical Academy actually has myriad connections with the Song Family…”

Upon hearing this, Seven Brown was obviously surprised, “Fatty Williams is actually that formidable?”

“Yeah. And those mechanics from before, they are all top-level experts of this era. You’ll know when you meet them.”

Leonard Churchill had originally mentioned this in passing, but suddenly, his mind unconsciously shifted to other thoughts.

According to Lew Williams, the batch of parts they were subcontracting represented the highest standard of current technology.

In the entire East Wilderness, only the Song Family had a complete industrial chain.

But the significance of machinery is such that once you have the first one, you could have countless others.

If there really were a few hundred gathered to form a legion, even the Dragon Descendant legions from the Southern Continent would not dare to touch them rashly.

Leonard Churchill was convinced that machinery would inevitably be a key component in future warfare.

So instinctively, he thought of a question.

If the Song Family only had sixty to seventy percent of the blueprints, then where could the rest be?

Especially the blueprints for the energy system.

On contemplating this question, a spark of inspiration flashed in Leonard Churchill’s mind, and he suddenly turned to ask, “Right, Rita, you said you came here from a secret base of the Orlan Royal Family. Is that base also near Starfall City?”

Seven Brown replied offhandedly, “Yeah, it’s inside a mountain belly a few dozen kilometers to the north of here.”

Her reaction was instant, and she then realized why Leonard Churchill asked that question, and said in surprise, “You’re not thinking of targeting that base, are you?”

“…”

Listening to her, Leonard Churchill’s expression grew serious and he silently answered her question.

He was indeed thinking of targeting that base!

“You…”

Seeing his expression, the corner of Seven Brown’s eyes involuntarily twitched.

She knew her old friend’s character all too well. He had dared to kill the Lord of Sinless City when he was merely First Tier.

Now that he was Fifth Tier… there’s no telling what he might be planning!

But only she knew the risks involved with that base. Not to mention a Fifth-Order Card Master, even several Legends wouldn’t likely come out alive.

She hastily advised, “You mustn’t be impulsive. The secrecy level of that base is very high, and the defenses are extremely strict. I even suspect there might be Titan Mechs and Orlan Dynasty’s top masters stationed there!”

Her mission was to intercept the Song Family’s people, and she had yet to learn about the situation in Starchase City.

But Leonard Churchill knew!

Leonard Churchill was aware not only of the high-level experts in Starfall City but had also met one of the King’s four Knights, the Puppeteer Domingo.

If nothing had gone wrong, that guy was probably in a lot of trouble by now.

The Southern Continent’s current objective was targeting the Titan Mech, and once they set their sights on it, they would not relent easily.

Whether Domingo could survive was uncertain.

Still, since it is a secret base, members of the Orlan Royal Family definitely wouldn’t just wait foolishly for their opponents from the Southern Continent to find them.

A thought blossomed, and Leonard Churchill quickly deduced the outcome, thinking, “So, those fellows must be in the midst of moving the base’s equipment now, right?”

Wasn’t this an opportunity?

The base had various mechanisms and restrictions, too risky to break into.

But if you’re beginning to move things, and everything is out in the open, how could you not dare?

…

Leonard Churchill’s original plan was to ensure the Song Family’s mechanics were safe before considering anything else.

But now, he had suddenly thought of a better plan.

Leonard Churchill knew that the lack of pursuers now was not because the Orlan Royal Family had given up chasing after the Song Family’s people.

It was because the conflict at Starfall City was keeping the experts busy.

Leonard Churchill saw this as an opportunity.

Rather than defending against an unknown enemy who might come chasing at any moment, why not make it so the enemy could not afford to chase?

The Orlan Royal Family’s top experts were now likely in Starfall City, drawing the enemy’s fire, which meant the defenses of the base were probably weakened.

What if that secret base was exposed in advance?

Wouldn’t that mean they would have even less capacity to manage other concerns?

If the base’s defensive forces were not strong, Leonard Churchill and Seven Brown themselves might be able to overtake it, which would be most ideal.

The combat power of Seven Brown’s Hunting God Armor, bolstered by the Golden Orb, was not to be underestimated–absolutely enough to give the enemy a “big surprise.”

At the very least, they could acquire a few Hunting God Armors.

If there really were Titan Battle Armors present, there was also Leonard Churchill, the “Pioneer of the Southern Continent,” right?

A few dozen kilometers meant a negligible flight time for a top-tier Dragon Descendant.

A scenario where both parties sustain heavy losses was exactly what Leonard Churchill considered the best outcome.

Despite the risks, the reward could be enormous if they succeeded.

Leonard Churchill quickly appraised the various possibilities in his mind, and with a plan instantly formed, he turned to say, “Rita, I have a plan! Let’s go for a big score!”

“Ah?”

Hearing this, Seven Brown turned and looked at him with astonishment: Are you seriously considering going?