When the veteran came to Fangzheng's room again, he saw the young man watching a course on the TV with great interest.
"… The main reason for the failure of democracy is that sociologists plunged the world into chaos. In the end, the veterans took over the rule and kept the earth stable for a long time. Why do only citizens have the right to vote? Bestowed rights are worthless. The right to vote is a political right, which is power, power is violence, and violence is the source of all power. History has proved that naked violence can solve many problems. The argument that violence can't solve problems is just self-deception. The difference between citizens and civilians is that citizens accept the responsibility given by the government and fight to the death to protect the earth, but civilians are different … "
"Why are you watching this?"
The veteran looked at Fangzheng in puzzlement as he asked in puzzlement. This was a part of the politics course. It was something they had learned a long time ago. Now, the veteran no longer paid attention to the boring lectures and historical propaganda. However, Fangzheng appeared rather focused. This left him rather puzzled.
One had to know that even the students in the class weren't as focused as he was.
"It's quite interesting."
"Interesting?"
"Hmm, different ideas bring about different systems and different directions. Hmm …. Violence can't solve all problems, but violence can indeed solve problems."
Fangzheng clapped his hands and withdrew his gaze from the TV screen.
"What's the matter?"
"There's something."
The veteran looked at Fangzheng in confusion. The doubts in his heart were becoming more and more obvious. It must be known that Fangzheng was watching a course that everyone on Earth had to learn, but looking at Fangzheng, it seemed like this was the first time he came into contact with such a course, and he seemed to be quite interested and enjoying it.
Is he really not from Earth?
Putting away the doubts in his mind, the veteran stared at Fangzheng.
"Sir, your performance at the outpost left a deep impression on us. We now have a very important and urgent mission, and we hope to receive your assistance."
"Please speak."
Fangzheng gestured and didn't say a word. As for the veteran, he continued.
"According to our investigation, we found that these Zergs should have a commander. It is now on Planet P, and the higher-ups have issued an order for us to capture this Zerg alive. Considering your strength, we hope that you can travel with us and complete this mission. "
The veteran's words were sincere. Because the mission this time was to search and capture on the ground, it was necessary to send in the mechanized battalion. As for the combat power of the mechanized battalion … it would only be so for the time being. It would take many years for mankind to upgrade their war technology from World War I to World War II. The Milky Way Empire had to deal with the Demons of Chaos and the Taron Zerg, and they had to dismantle the second Death Star to create miracles.
What's more, that world had Origin Force!
Therefore, looking at the current situation, it was unclear if they could complete the mission if it was just the mechanized troops. There would definitely be quite a number of deaths.
But with Fangzheng around, the situation was different.
Back at the outpost, Fangzheng had already displayed his strength. One man, one sword, one spear, one man. Those Zergs didn't even have the slightest bit of temper. In the end, hundreds and thousands of Zergs died under his hands, but not even a strand of hair fell from his body. He didn't even take a breath — — if someone like this said he was a human, the veteran would definitely not believe it.
But whether he was human or not … … at least he was useful!!
With Fangzheng around, at least the chances of winning the ground battle would be higher, and the chances of survival would also be higher, wouldn't it?
The veteran did not want to figure out why the higher-ups gave this order. After all, he was a soldier, and obedience was his duty. Besides, humans and Zergs had been fighting each other for so many years, and the number of casualties was not small. He would not be like some idiot protagonist in some Hollywood movies in other worlds, shouting "Oh my god, they sent us to our deaths!" and then expressing indignation that he wanted to take revenge.
Wasn't the mechanized troops best at sending themselves to their deaths?!
"Oh? Where? Do you have a target in mind? "
Fangzheng didn't mind. It was just a helping hand, so it was fine even if he did it once or twice. Besides, he also wanted to see if the other party's target was close to his destination. If it was close, then it would be great. If it was not in the same place, then it didn't matter either. After helping, Fangzheng could also ask the other party for help. When the time came, he could ask them to send a transport plane or something to send him there.
Wouldn't that be easy? If they were unwilling or had other plans, then sorry about that … … Fangzheng still had a lot of facehuggers in his pocket.
When that time comes, you'll know what a real swarm of Zergs is.
"Our target is Planet P."
The veteran took out a map and explained in detail to Fangzheng. In fact, it wasn't really a plan. To put it bluntly, the mechanized troops needed to land on Planet P to look for a Zerg that was completely different from those Spider Monsters, Flying Insects and Dung Beetles they had seen before. In short, it was like a hunter catching a ghost beast — — you didn't even know where it would respawn.
"Alright, no problem."
Fangzheng nodded and didn't say anything else. After some comparison, he found that the area the mechanized troops were searching for was exactly the place where his key had reacted. Naturally, Fangzheng didn't have any objections. It was something that could be done on the way, so why bother?
The mechanized troops moved quickly. They only rested for a night before they once again boarded a transport plane and left the mothership, landing on Planet P. At the same time, the Zergs also began a new round of counterattacks against the humans.
"I have to admit, they're quite pretty."
Sitting on the transport plane and looking at the "shooting stars" outside the window, Fangzheng couldn't help but sigh. Every Zerg had their own unique points, and this Zerg was no exception. It had a rather interesting unit that Fangzheng's Zergs didn't have. It was a giant Zerg with a body that was more than ten stories tall. When they fought, they would raise their buttocks and shoot out meteor-like light balls towards the sky.
The most interesting thing was that these light balls could break through the atmosphere and directly hit the human fleet in the near-Earth orbit.
That was impressive. Although the Zergs under Fangzheng also had anti-air units, they were basically used to deal with targets within the atmosphere. They didn't have such a powerful fellow that could shoot a fart out of the atmosphere and directly into space.
Moreover, the power of these light balls was also very strong. Fangzheng had already seen more than one human warship directly hit by these light balls and explode, directly finished off — Well, the technology of the humans in this world didn't have any protective shields, and that was about it at the moment.
This was also the reason why the humans in this world had such a hard time fighting against the Zergs despite having a space fleet. Even if you pulled over the Gundam World's fleet, it probably wouldn't be of much use. After all, this air defense was too ridiculous …
To be honest, Fangzheng really wanted to incorporate this Zerg. After all, this air defense was really interesting. Of course, the Zergs actually didn't lack air defense. For example, there were self-destructing bats, flying dragons, Leviathans, and so on. They were far more flexible and useful than this kind of pure air defense.
But this was a rarity.
Moreover, the farts they spat out were also quite beautiful.
If he could meet one on the way, he would just conveniently subdue it.
Fangzheng looked out the window while letting himself go. The Death Claw was released before Fangzheng left the Enclave base. After all, he wasn't interested in bringing such a big thing around. However, this kind of unit was quite interesting. When the time came, wouldn't it be nice to let them line up in a row and shoot fireworks in the sky?
It would be environmentally friendly and pollution-free.
Of course, this kind of "fireworks" was beautiful, but it was also very powerful. Those large human warships would die upon contact, and the small transport planes wouldn't be much better. Moreover, the air defense of the Zergs in this world didn't focus on precise attacks. Instead, it covered all areas. Therefore, the small transport planes were also unlucky. Fangzheng saw with his own eyes that the transport planes that were transporting soldiers didn't even have time to leave the mothership before they were directly blown into pieces by the light balls flying over from the ground.
It could only be said that bad luck was that bad.
However, of course, Fangzheng and the others wouldn't be so miserable. After all, Fangzheng was sitting on it. Even if the Zergs wanted to blow him up, they would have to ask if Fangzheng was willing.
Soon, the transport planes quickly left the mothership and entered the atmosphere. Then, they landed at the predetermined location. Fangzheng got off the transport plane and saw the soldiers in the outpost quickly coming out of the cabin and quickly forming three columns. The veteran walked over in large strides. He first nodded to Fangzheng, then looked at the soldiers in front of him.
"Kids, you all know that this time, our mission is to find a smart Zerg! Remember, we have to catch it alive! You all know what to do! Brother Rui!! "
Hearing the veteran's shout, a young man walked out in large strides.
"I'll leave the newcomers to you! You're in charge of commanding! "
"Yes! Lieutenant! "
"Very good."
The veteran turned around and looked at Fangzheng again.
"Then, let's go!!"
Following the veteran's order, the soldiers of the mobility unit immediately set off for their destination.
Although it was to catch a spiritual beast, at least the people of this world had also studied the Zergs' behavior. After confirming that they must have a commander, they immediately locked on to this area. That was why they sent the mobility unit down to search, investigate, and capture the Zerg.
However, to the soldiers' surprise, the one walking at the front was none other than Fangzheng — — In other words, he was actually responsible for leading these soldiers to find the Zerg.
What was going on?
Many people were naturally puzzled, but seeing that the Lieutenant didn't say anything, they certainly wouldn't say much.
They just followed behind Fangzheng, of course, they wouldn't say much. They just held their guns and followed behind silently.
Fangzheng, on the other hand, walked at the front with his hands behind his back, without the slightest discomfort. He was now sure that the people of this world wanted to use him to catch the Zerg, and Fangzheng didn't mind showing them his hand. Not to mention that he really knew where the Zerg was.
As the ruler of the Zergs, it was impossible for Fangzheng not to feel the unique spiritual connection of the Zergs on this planet. It was obvious that there should be a Zerg unit similar to the King Zerg on this planet. Fangzheng felt that this Zerg was like a relay, connecting all the Zergs on this planet.
And behind it, there was an even more ancient and powerful will.
But this had nothing to do with Fangzheng. He was just passing by.
The grudges between the humans and the Zergs in this world should be left to them to solve themselves.
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