Chapter 796: Washington D.C (12)
"Throwing around defective products and outsourcing the final adjustment, you stupid Slavic pigs... I should have known when they threw them away in a cargo container or something."
"Don't say that. The idea itself wasn't bad. Seeing that they realized that it wasn't enough to integrate bionics and turned it into an exoskeleton, I think they have some understanding of the subject."
"They threw everything here except the hardware, damn it. It's so frustrating... If the performance was a total mess, I would've thrown it all in the incinerator."
The special equipment room of the Black Eagle Command Center 'Kestrel' in front of the White House in Washington D.C.
While people wearing suits that seem like a subtle mix of exo-suits and heavy armor and bulletproof masks with partial bulletproof capabilities are busily moving around, a woman wearing a full-body suit walks around and complains.
One of them, who was leisurely following him, was constantly laughing and accepting his nervous voice. The mechanical devices attached to each joint moved smoothly to assist the man’s movements.
One of them was Race, a high-ranking officer of the Black Eagle commanding the soldiers of the amphibious assault ship Kestrel, and the other was Crow, the Kestrel’s chief of technology and former Artemis technology director.
Race absentmindedly picked up the tablet that one of the soldiers offered and quickly flipped through the screen to check the status.
The screen was filled with Russian. The horribly long sentences were all related to the Hunter Project that the Allied Forces were working on, and below that were the catalog specs.
However, the specs were not important. What was important was the purpose of the Hunter Project, and to achieve this, Black Eagle was currently working on a separate post-processing of the exoskeleton that had been unloaded near Washington D.C.
Of course, it wasn’t going to go so well.
"Because of the Allied Forces, all the evils are gone. How can the primary objective be achieved if you put in a tiny memory? And you can't return it."