Novel Lived
Chapter 6703 Yearning For Attention
Chapter 6703 Yearning For Attention
After struggling for decades to defy his original fate, break past his seemingly impenetrable bottleneck and forge a new future for himself, he finally succeeded! General Ark Larkinson managed to break through!
The unmistakable signs of a second apotheosis had gripped the Lionheart.
The expert command mech never looked brighter, dazzling and more magnificent than today.
As a light-attributed hyper masterwork mech, the lion-headed machine had always had a morale-boosting effect on nearby soldiers.
Now, that effect was amplified by at least an order of magnitude!
Those who stared closely at the Lionheart instinctively felt that it was the right decision for them to admire and worship the expert command mech or more precisely the brand new ace pilot that used it as his vessel.
It was hard for both humans and aliens to ignore the presence of the Lionheart. Despite its limitations as an expert mech, the valiant machine was explicitly designed to attract attention.
General Ark's breakthrough clearly played into this trait and amplified it with his surging willpower!
Though the Lionheart currently shone almost just as brightly as the Amaranto Mark III at the beginning of this battle, the way the two treated the light element were completely different.
Saint Davia Stark never wanted to produce a spectacle. The light radiating from her unconventional archemech was a byproduct of her incredible ability to absorb and concentrate an extreme amount of light energies into her mech frame and Instrument of Vengeance.
Light was a resource and a weapon to the Amaranto Mark III. Neither the pilot and machine held any special thoughts or beliefs about the property of light. They mostly saw it as a form of energy that they could shape into a lethal energy beam that could travel at a blazingly fast speed and penetrate through any target in their sights!
In contrast, General Ark and the Lionheart treated light as a complimentary tool. Light drew attention.
Light was able to direct where people looked at stuff.
