Seraph is a mecha that can only be used by the federal military, so it is very difficult to produce.

From a practical point of view, it is much more cost-effective to buy Hell Apostle than Seraph.

Unless he buys Seraph for other purposes.

This is also one of the key breakthrough points for He Ao to guess the Yalid plan.

The high-energy battery used by the mecha is contraband. After intercepting the battery, He Ao followed this route and found no other clues except the clue that another battery was transported in.

So He Ao guessed that Chaos did not get a spare battery. He only had two batteries, one was given to Seraph and the other was intercepted by He Ao.

In the battle just now, only Seraph appeared and no Hell Apostle appeared, which confirmed He Ao's conjecture.

This means that the Hell Apostles have no energy to use.

And the reason why He Ao decided to set this battle here is also because of this. All the parts eventually flowed to this area, this building.

The guns Chaos bought are here, and most of the mechas he bought are also here.

He Ao walked towards the Hell Apostle step by step.

The jet engine beneath his feet gave off a faint glow, dragging Ho Ao up into the sky.

He did not enter the Hell Apostle's cockpit, but entered the Hell Apostle's energy cabin.

He grabbed the control panel of the energy capsule and connected it to the external interface of Adam 2.

"Eve, take over control of the mecha."

As He Ao spoke, he removed the energy line interface and connected it to the interface of his mecha.

Chaos and Yalid originally purchased these arms and mechas to encourage homeless people who could not afford to eat to take to the streets to cause chaos and mess up Kaya City. Because of the appearance of He Ao, they were not allowed to turn against He Ao.

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When He Ao got a glimpse during the battle, he saw clearly that the person in the Seraph mecha was a man dressed as a waiter. When He Ao swung his sword to smash the mecha, his reaction was very fast. He should be a D-level person.

, extraordinary people can control mechas without having to undergo too much training and quickly display the strength of mechas.

It can be inferred from this that this Hell Apostle was probably not prepared by Chaos for himself, but for Kyle.

If He Ao didn't exist, they would have four powerful C-level troops stationed there. With the help of alien beasts to hold back the city defense forces, they could do almost anything they wanted in Kaya City.

Hobos who get their hands on guns can throw an entire city into complete chaos.

If He Ao did not exist, the Seraph could still sneak into the city defense army, take the opportunity to disrupt the city defense army, and delay the chaos in the city.

Of course, this is all just assumptions.

Now there is hope for the homeless, Chaos is dead, Seraph has been destroyed, and the Apostles of Hell are in the hands of Ho.

The miniature nuclear power reactor on He Ao's chest shone with silver light.

Only the last one remains.

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