"Model two, complete."
However, these two Mecha, when faced with the thirty-meter-tall "King of Heart-eaters," still seemed somewhat frail. After all, that was a monster that had crossed the threshold of a Second-level Wizard.
Those thirty-meter-tall Kings of Heart-eaters—each one was a walking catastrophe.
Their thick scales could withstand a direct hit from a "Titan's Roar," and their massive bodies could crush the defensive line of half a legion with a single charge.
The Zaku couldn't stop them. The Unicorn could harass and fight back, but it couldn't score a direct kill.
To kill those monsters, violence of an equal scale was needed.
The problem was—if a machine was built to that size, the sensor data, joint articulation calculations, and battlefield awareness information generated during combat... for a single pilot, the control latency would skyrocket to over 0.5 seconds.
