Chapter 495 - 495 336 Massive Bleeding (Five in One)_2

495: Chapter 336: Massive Bleeding (Five in One)_2 495: Chapter 336: Massive Bleeding (Five in One)_2 Shu’en also agreed, saying,

“No need, just give me whatever.”

Su Ming then declined politely.

“No, thanks to you, the Legion Commander allocated quite a bit more money and quota to us, and the lion’s share should still go to you.”

Shu’en shook his head; he had his principles.

“Exactly!”

Hejassi also agreed in response.

“Alright then, let’s go!”

Seeing that Shu’en and Hejassi were dead set on going, Su Ming could hardly refuse.

Moments later, the trio arrived in front of Wind Moving using a small mobile platform.

Before them was a special Class 4 battleship, 30 kilometers long with slender and narrow hull, covered in blue-metal armor and emblazoned with the blood-colored fangs symbol.

Wind Moving was almost undamaged, looking as good as new, with the only part needing repairs being the bridge and the central control room.

This area, although expensive to fix, was rather easy to repair and wouldn’t take too long to restore to functionality.

Shu’en and Hejassi, looking at Wind Moving, fell silent.

“*Cough cough,* I told you, there’s nothing much to see.”

Su Ming said awkwardly.

“There really isn’t much to see.”

Lieutenant Colonel Shu’en replied with a complicated expression.

“Dammit, compared to your ship, I feel like the Kaba is just junk.

People can die of envy, and goods can be tossed out in comparison.”

Hejassi couldn’t help but grumble.

“Keep calm, keep calm.”

Su Ming replied, equally embarrassed.

After a few deep breaths, Shu’en turned to Su Ming and Hejassi and said,

“Listen up, even though Su Ming’s ship isn’t badly damaged, following the principle of fairness, I plan to allocate the funds and quota this way: Su Ming gets sixty percent, Hejassi you get forty.

Any objections?”

“No problem.”

Hejassi replied briskly.

“I don’t have a problem either; we’re all part of the same group, there’s no need to split hairs.”

Su Ming answered with a smile.

“Then it’s decided.”

Shu’en made the final decision on the matter.

At that moment, Su Ming invited Shu’en and Hejassi with a smile,

“I’ll give you guys a tour of the ship, let’s check out the facilities inside the ship.”

“No thanks, the more I look, the more uncomfortable I feel.”

Hejassi deeply inhaled and declined.

“I won’t look either, I have a pile of stuff to deal with.”

Shu’en declined unnaturally, their own cultivation being quite good; even visiting wouldn’t break him, but there was no need to force it.

So the two of them left in haste.

“*Sigh*”

Su Ming shook his head helplessly; they were making him feel embarrassed.

He could only head alone towards Wind Moving’s Number 1 entrance.

When he reached the entrance of Wind Moving, he saw Rhein and others had been waiting there for a while.

“Boss!”

Rhein and the others immediately crowded around.

“En, everyone’s here!

Come on, let’s go take a look at our ship.”

“Ah?

Our ship?

Boss, was Wind Moving awarded to you?”

“Of course.”

Su Ming replied with a smile.

“That’s great, we have our own ship now.”

Upon hearing Su Ming’s words, Rhein and the others cheered.

“Let’s go!”

Su Ming, in high spirits, led Rhein and the others onto Wind Moving.

First, they entered through entrance corridor number one; the entire passage was very spacious, with clean walls and floors on both sides shimmering with a metallic luster.

Although the ship’s power core was shut down, the auxiliary power was on, so all the lights were lit.

“Wow, this ship is not only like new, the craftsmanship seems pretty good, the welding seams are almost imperceptible.”

Rhein and the others touched the metallic walls along the way and remarked.

“Weikank comes from the Third Legion of the Dark Star Empire, and this legion is one of the Dark Star Empire’s ace forces.

Plus, he’s from Imperial Nobles, so the quality of the ships allocated to him must be very good.”

Su Ming analyzed rationally.

“That makes sense.”

Rhein and the others agreed in response.

Soon after, Su Ming and his team arrived at the central control room, which was a mess.

The control console was split in two, and the top was destroyed, leaving a large hole.

“This place is quite badly damaged; fixing it will probably cost quite a bit.”

Ankaga said, wincing at the thought.

“No matter the cost, it has to be repaired.

Compared to the ships the others received, this damage is already light.”

Su Ming looked around the damaged central control room and replied indifferently.

“That makes sense.”

“Let’s go check out the other functional areas of the ship.”

“Great!”

Rhein and the others replied excitedly.

It didn’t take long for Su Ming and his team to finish touring the accommodations, power core, and other areas of Wind Moving.

The ship’s equipment exceeded their expectations, especially the residential area, which was decorated luxuriously, with all kinds of facilities available.

This made Rhein and his team all want to move onto the ship to live.

However, they restrained themselves.

Next, Su Ming and his team explored the hangar, which was very spacious, with a total of 3000 mecha docking bays.

At the moment, these docking bays were empty, but in the most conspicuous position in the center, there was a damaged Fourth Generation Mecha·Blood Falcon.

Su Ming recognized it with just one glance—it was Weikank’s Blood Falcon Mecha—and looked at Rhein with confusion.

“How did this mecha get here?”

“It’s like this, after the battle ended, I was afraid that this mecha might get lost, so I had it thrown onto the ship.”

Rhein thought for a moment before explaining to Su Ming.

“Didn’t you report it?”

Su Ming asked Rhein with a slight frown; keeping spoils of war hidden was no trivial offense.

“Of course we reported it, but nobody came to take it away!

Besides, after the ship was brought back, the legion did send people to inspect it, and they know the mecha is here.”