Chapter 175: I Really Am an Ordinary Person!

However, every Armor Leopard user knows that the smallest problem with the Cross Wheel is stability; the biggest fear is not breaking stability. Usually, when two Cross Wheels accelerate, one must maintain distance. No one would even think about what would happen if they collided, let alone talk about impact acceleration.

In the slow-motion footage, the moment the two Cross Wheels rotated in opposite directions and collided, the entire mecha shook. The Armor Leopard's center of gravity was tilted backward and pressed down, and the power released by the mecha's arms was likely beyond imagination.

There is also a technical issue within that; the Axis Drive easily experiences acceleration overload. Once overloaded, the Cross Wheels immediately lose control. Therefore, automatic acceleration can by no means reach the rotation speed of a Super God Strike; that is also the mecha's life-saving defense line.

The official technician earnestly explained the concept of "overload" and its consequences, accompanied by images. The results of some Armor Leopards accelerating too much, or accidentally colliding during rotation, basically resulted in them cutting themselves beyond recognition.

Then, cutting back to the main screen, Puppet's Armor Leopard performed three consecutive accelerations, accelerating directly in place to the state of a Super God Strike.

It could be said that this was knocking on a coffin lid three times in a row.

Visibly to the naked eye, on the third time, the Armor Leopard's mecha was emitting creaking sounds throughout. When such sounds appear, it means the mecha's endurance is nearing its limit. The body was trembling from top to bottom, but it was held together by powerful force. It was just that this state was stretched extremely tight, feeling... as if one more collision would cause the mecha to fall apart completely.

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