An Unscientific Mechanic

"Boom boom boom boom boom..."

"?? Enemy attack?? No... It feels like deja vu..." There was a slight roar from the sound of the bridge.

"The two of them went out to play again." Sharon has been assisting the shipboard computer to supervise the mobilization of the general body and control the movement of the target drone.

"All-field high-mobility iron man ms06FH A39?" After clicking on the flight data of the two of them, Ian was shown by the name of the ultra-long body that took up one-third of the screen width.

"The zs06 rapid-fire gun has already reached MK 61. Isn't it normal that the iron man who has been in service longer than it has reached the 39th version?" Sharon solidified his expression on "Don't care, don't make a fuss", secretly, Seeing Ian's sore face, he almost laughed out loud.

"What you said is very reasonable... What the hell, how can there be so many versions of improvements in a combat system like MS?" Ian called up the data of the aircraft in the system. "This isn't Iron Man anymore... and it's still a solar furnace?"

Ian called up the data of the fourth-generation cherubs for comparison.

"The cherub is completely suppressed in terms of data? The skeleton is all a degraded version of E-carbon steel, and the outer armor is mixed with easy-to-produce Shura tower steel and the standard version of E-carbon steel... Apart from looking like an iron man, how can this thing be an iron man? Already?" Ian complained while looking at the blueprint. "Is there any improvement in the later version of A39?"

"A40, A39's revolutionary brain quantum wave counterpart.

A41, equipped with Twin Drive.

A42, Penter Drive with...what the hell? Proposed by Linda Varsity, equipped with the latest 7th-generation mini solar furnaces on the limbs and elbow joints, and the main solar furnace behind it, a high-mobility verification machine with a total of five solar furnaces, a special machine for changers, and verified in non-Trans-Am In this state, the possibility of evading attacks by means of quantum teleportation..." Turning the page, Ian found that this thing already has a real machine and has actual combat experience.

"UC0035, the armed transport ship "Chidori" encountered pirates while transporting supplementary personnel from the high orbit station to the colony's military laboratory."

Law and order deteriorated? Ian frowned slightly.

"Under the attack of thirty-five GN-X3 and eleven cruisers of the pirates, the twelve anti-aircraft turrets and ten GN cannons on the armed transport ship "Chidori" quickly lost their combat effectiveness..."

The armament of this armed transport ship... isn't it a little bit cruel? And the strength of this pirate, can an ordinary small country afford eleven cruisers?

After seeing the battle report later, Ian realized a problem.

GN-X3... is not an upgraded version of the GN-X known as Jinx.

It's a Gundam for pirates, a solar furnace version of the X Gundam's third-generation improved machine.

The eleven cruisers are also imitation versions of Ptolemy, or in other words, the imitation version of the first generation general heavy cruiser of the Earth Federation Army.

"At the request of a certain lieutenant, the captain agreed to his request to go out on the test machine Yms06FH A42. Fifteen minutes later, the experimental MS armed with only two beam sabers and two GN Vulcan cannons hidden in the arms was uninjured All 35 enemy mobile suits were shot down, and eleven cruisers were neutralized."

Where did you find such a great god?

After watching the battle video and the battle analysis written by Linda, Ian barely understood.

With the assistance of the ultra-high neural reflex speed of the pure-bred reformer, the speed of the GN particle beam is far less than the speed of the second lieutenant's thoughts, and he has already dodged while the enemy plane opened fire.

There is no direction change, no preconditions, and no delay. Only when the beam is hit can the enemy discover that it is just a quantum afterimage. Zhengti didn't know where he went.

Thirty-five mobile suits were knocked down one by one by the iron-man-looking mobile suits that suddenly disappeared and then suddenly appeared beside them.

"Note: This case has been discarded.

Reason: No second machine of the same type can appear on the same battlefield, otherwise quantum information exchange will occur due to location reasons, leading to serious consequences. See Appendix 1 for consequences.

In addition, this machine has no advantage in the performance of the three-stove version as high as 000. Relatively, it has more disadvantages such as the fragile skeleton and the inability of the solar furnace to resonate. The cost is also 12% higher than Gundam 000, so it is discarded. "

Ian skipped a lot of reports and saw the appendix directly.

"Appendix 1: In the simulated battle of the Yms06FH A42 team, due to factors that have not been investigated clearly, the two test machines exchanged information on the quantum level.

After several times of quantization, the painting of the two machine bodies was exchanged. And in the end, some parts of each are randomly reassembled on the opponent's body. Probably because some solar furnace components were involved, the two aircraft exploded. Test driver KIA.

P.S: Livonz Almark added that according to multiple experiments, in the environment of high-concentration GN particles like the battlefield, there is a high probability that the pilots with the same mind can approach each other and cover each other (more than a thousand points five but not more than one percent) will teleport to coincident coordinates. "

"Fuck... is there still such a risk in quantization?" In my mind, I roughly evaluated the battle scene of a squadron of 24 such ms...

According to this probability... when a squadron of mobile suits evades artillery fire, there is a 10% probability that two of them will die first because of the overlapping positions of the quantum recombination? When this thing is a lone hero, it is the morale killer of the enemy plane, and when it is a melee, is it the morale killer of the friendly army?

Or... Gundam Warriors with friendly damage?

Fork off this pile of information and continue to process the more urgent documents.

"Should I bring the group of Livonzi over here... Didn't they say that they will come to work after the establishment of the Ministry of Control? I wonder if that is now?" …The thought of inviting them, a group of millefeuilles with experience in political struggles, to deal with these things has never stopped.

Nearly four hours later, Asuka and Li, two obedient children, had already slept in the guest room of the Enterprise, and Ian was scratching his head, sweating profusely, rolling around with blurred eyes, and solved less than one-third of the problems.

The remaining questions...

Emmmmmm...

For example, the ground camouflage of Starkiller Base, the ecological circle on the ground camouflage, and the creatures in the ecological circle...

For example, the policy of contact with different civilizations.

For example, a plan to rescue civilizations that have encountered natural disasters and man-made disasters.

For example, support policies for different civilizations.

...

"God, you can't finish writing even if you kill me..."

"And that engagement policy that one person could make?"

"Who knows something like an ecosystem!"

Sharon, who has been monitoring the dynamics of the entire ship, silently floated above his boss who thought no one was watching and rolled on the ground, and started to record.

"That's too much... Hey! It's disgusting! What are you doing?" Asuka rubbed her sleepy eyes and opened the gate of the bridge, and saw Ian rolling on the ground.

"..." Ian slapped his clothes and got up from the ground. "Sirloin?"

"exist."

"Delete."

"oh."

"It's just too annoying to deal with trivial matters."