So, just after solving the Hellhound problem, over two hundred Power Armor soldiers on the scene immediately split into factions, delineating territories and being wary of each other, fearing a sudden and ruthless attack from their previous allies.
Next, high-level talks erupted in disputes over the ownership of these Hellhound robots, as from parts to whole units, they possessed considerable commercial value, especially the two Chimeras, which remain cutting-edge military technology.
With the potential significant asset loss looming, these things became hot commodities, taking them back for study or replication might produce a batch of duplicates.
The only one who suffered in this battle was Military Technology.
They got nothing at all yet lost an entire laboratory.
Originally, it was thought they could take advantage of this gap to advance into the empty Taiping Continent and seize the largest piece of the pie, but now you're telling me there's been a nuclear leakage.
