Enforcer Manual
Chapter 1086 - 939: War God Wild Bone

Chapter 1086: Chapter 939: War God Wild Bone

Yaku rubbed his hands together, ready to burst into action, but this only proved that the Analysis Group of the Combat Force Party was correct. Some members with connections had somehow found Yaku’s past battle recordings and immediately pinpointed the issue.

Even though his abilities had endowed him with unparalleled defensive capabilities, allowing him to withstand explosions at close range without breaking through the barrier, as long as the attack met the criteria of being "beyond Yaku’s expectations" or "something Yaku could not comprehend," it was enough to severely injure Yaku.

The clash between Yaku and Wild Bone was so brief that, by the time he was sent to the medical room, his brain was still a bit muddled; however, as an observer, Jasmine saw everything clearly. She said, "This is within reason; is this the first time you’ve encountered an anti-psychic field?"

"Anti-psychic field? I’ve heard about it a few times before, but what exactly is it?"

Yaku tried his best to calm himself.

"It’s a secret weapon developed by the company specifically aimed at psychics."

From the day this project was proposed, it had attracted high attention from the Review Meeting. There was a time when they considered the "external" Rebel Army as their biggest enemy, and almost all the leaders in the Rebel Army were psychics.

Wild Bone was the humanoid weapon they developed, specifically designed for battlefields involving psychics.

"You must have studied the basics of psychic abilities theory. The researchers at the psychic research institution believe that abilities are manifestations of human spiritual power, and that everyone goes through an essential process when activating their abilities," Jasmine explained. "Take you, for example—first, you need to be aware of an incoming attack and have the thought of defending yourself emerge in your mind before your ability can activate."

She acknowledged that the sharp criticism from the Combat Force Party’s member hit the mark, but to anyone with even a slight understanding of psychic abilities theory, it was complete nonsense.

It wasn’t that Yaku couldn’t handle unexpected attacks, but rather that no psychic could activate their abilities in a targeted manner without first forming a specific consciousness.

"The essence of the anti-psychic field is to interfere with your thoughts in that instant. Although it lasts for a very short time, for physically frail psychics, that momentary lapse can determine the outcome of the fight."

So, from the perspective of an onlooker, the fight between Yaku and Wild Bone was equivalent to him standing still doing nothing while being instantly killed by Wild Bone.

Once Wild Bone got close, no psychic could escape being instantly killed.

"...That’s way too unfair!"

Yaku was at a loss for words.

It was his loud talking en route that had caused it. He had heard that Wild Bone had once been defeated by the Tyrant Esinvig, and thus felt the supposed "psychic killer" might not be so formidable. However, after the actual fight, he realized they were not even in the same league.

Not to mention defeating Wild Bone, he couldn’t even think of a way to break the anti-psychic field for the time being.

"But there must be some way, right? As psychics, how should we counter the anti-psychic field?"

"Finding a way to predict Wild Bone’s actions in advance and act before the anti-psychic field is activated was the conclusion my sister and I reached during our discussion; of course, this is only theoretically feasible."

Firstly, in a battle of the same level, being capable of predicting all of the opponent’s actions in advance is quite unrealistic.

Additionally, the margin of error is just too low. With Wild Bone’s defensive power, he can afford numerous mistakes, but any psychic fighting him can only make one mistake before they are immediately defeated.

While they were talking, the door to the medical room opened.

Rose looked extremely tired, and after entering, she leaned her hand against the wall by the door.

"Rose, don’t tell me you won?"

Yaku was delighted.

In fact, he had no real idea of the true strength of Rose and Wild Bone. After being promoted to a Six Stars rescuer, he had once tried to challenge Rose privately, but naturally, it was just a skirmish adhering to the rules of the United Government.

The result was that he couldn’t catch any of Rose’s movements at all; her speed, as fast as thunder, was overwhelmingly suppressive against his type of psychic.

When the sound of thunder reached his ears, he was usually already lying face-up on the ground.

"I lost."

Rose frowned.

However, Jasmine wasn’t surprised by this outcome. "It was because of the ’Overload IV’ model, wasn’t it?"

According to users who had used the Overload system, when the system was activated, the flow of time in the entire world seemed to slow down, making all the movements of people and objects slow motion.

Because of this, her sister’s prized speed was rendered ineffective against Wild Bone.

However, compared to Yaku, who was instantly killed upon encounter, Rose’s battle with Wild Bone lasted quite a while, and military technology collected a lot of valuable data from it.

"It’s your turn."

Rose glanced at Yaku and pointed towards the door.

"Aren’t I already defeated?"

"The military technology has managed to get a few Six Stars rescuers to help with the testing; naturally, they won’t be satisfied with just one or two fights. Get ready; today you’ll likely serve as Wild Bone’s sparring partner all day."

Saying this, her eyes shimmered with a pale blue glow. "I’ve sent the company’s materials to your mobile, including a list of all of Wild Bone’s capabilities; next, they hope to conduct targeted tests on the Gravity Field."