Hunter of Mysterious Creature-Chapter 612 - 156: High-Frequency Vibration Cutting Blade

"There's still a chance!" Liu Li reacted instantly. Although the silver fang had pierced through the mechanical spider's body, the core control module was undamaged, and the signal from the mechanical spider had not been cut off.

The robots produced by Yushu Military Technology all adopt a modular design. This is primarily for easy maintenance and replacement of damaged parts, but in emergencies, robots can also actively separate certain modules or even self-disassemble during combat to "shed a tail to survive." After all, the core control module is the most expensive component of the entire robot, accounting for more than half of the total cost. As long as the core control module can be successfully recovered, the actual loss can be effectively controlled.

But what Liu Li wanted to do now was not a tail-shedding survival; he planned to directly separate the saw blade-equipped mechanical arm from the main body and use inertia to fling the mechanical arm out!

The saw blade carries its own power module, and even after separating from the main body, it can maintain operation at maximum speed for several seconds.

As long as the saw blade hits the humanoid anomaly, the reverse-tooth structured saw blade will only dig deeper into the humanoid anomaly's body until it splits the humanoid anomaly in two!

This idea virtually popped into Liu Li's head in an instant, but just as he was about to execute the operation, a powerful shock wave suddenly erupted from the blade of the silver fang, instantly blowing the bodies of the two mechanical spiders to pieces!

The corresponding surveillance footage on the screen also suddenly turned into black and white snowflakes.

Liu Li's heart skipped a beat as he remembered the information he had read before setting off, which included descriptions of Bunker One's garrison personnel, Ya Baishuang, and her anomalous equipment "Silver Fang." It was mentioned that the silver fang could produce an explosive effect upon hitting the target. However, the data also clearly stated that the explosive capability required charging and that charging would only begin after the target was hit. Therefore, the dagger had to stay within the target for at least one second to explode from the inside out. It was for this reason that Ya Baishuang refined her skills in precise dagger throwing.

Liu Li quickly glanced at the timer in the upper right corner. From the time the silver fang hit the two mechanical spiders to their disintegration, the entire process took less than 0.3 seconds.

When Ya Baishuang was collaborating with researchers during the extreme performance testing of the anomalous equipment, the shortest time to trigger an explosion was 1.1 seconds.

If this humanoid anomaly was once Ya Baishuang—or, in other words, contained a part of her—it would mean that the synchronization rate with the silver fang was far higher than when Ya Baishuang was human.

It might even have surpassed that dangerous threshold.

At this moment, only two of the six split screens on Liu Li's computer screen still had images.

Liu Li's breathing started to become rapid. He knew relying on AI control wouldn't be enough to deal with this anomaly. He had already taken full control of the two humanoid robots, simultaneously inputting a series of micro-commands to them with both hands.

At the same time, he instructed the AI to control other robots in the bunker to arrive as quickly as possible for support.

The Crystal Princess had also entered the cargo hold and began donning the heavy armor custom-made for her—Liu Li's robots were merely there to buy time; she was the key combat force that could decide the outcome.

Sun Hang did not move. He was not included in Liu Li's instructions and was rather enjoying himself, casually sitting in the cabin with his legs crossed, watching Liu Li operate under nearly sub-zero temperatures, sweating immensely.

The ammunition carried by the two humanoid robots was quickly depleted, and Liu Li directly switched the two robots to melee mode. With a "swish," two shiny blades popped out from the robots' wrists, pointing at the humanoid anomaly that had come within five meters.

The two robots split to the left and right, forming a pincer attack on the humanoid anomaly. Simultaneously, their bodies assumed a standard stance for white blade combat initiation.

Yushu Military Technology once enabled robots to learn various famous martial artists' moves and techniques, combining them with extensive real-combat data analyses, cultivating the robots into martial arts experts skilled in various fighting styles and capable of countering moves in real combat...

But it was soon discovered that these moves, which worked well for humans, weren't suitable for robots.

Even the military combat techniques, known for efficiency in killing without unnecessary movements, were no exception.

Despite being humanoid, the robots' body structures and range of joint movements are entirely different from humans, and their "vulnerable parts" are also completely different from humans.

When humans are attacked, aside from force feedback, they feel pain, whereas robots do not. Human internal organs can rupture and cause massive bleeding that leads to instant death, but even if a robot's hydraulic tubes are severed and coolant and oil spurt uncontrollably, it can still function as long as the critical electronic muscle bundles and transmission joints can operate. Even if movements become distorted and cause secondary damage to the body, as long as it can still move, a robot can continue fighting.

Compared to robots, the human body is too fragile.