I Really Didn't Mean To Be The Saviour Of The World-Chapter 1206 - 705 Intensive Training Explosive

Chapter 1206: Chapter 705: Intensive Training, Explosive Improvement, Three-Year Agreement_1

Chapter 1206 -705: Intensive Training, Explosive Improvement, Three-Year Agreement_1

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Three minutes later, a smaller heavy-load spider appeared in front of Nico Ross.

This spider was notably different from the standard model, its body more slender, and some structures were designed for aesthetic purposes, giving it a striking feminine appearance.

At first glance, this was an agile type of heavy-load spider. However, the horrifying damage on the pile of war trophies beside it revealed that this spider and its operator were of the violent type.

“Hello, may I ask what you need from me?”

Nico Ross asked humbly.

“I am your personal bodyguard and instructor. You can call me Zero.”

Her voice sounded crisp, like a girl around eleven or twelve years old.

Nico Ross suddenly realized.

She must be a top-notch expert trained by some secret department, not to be found in the public eye, and exists as a trump card for humanity.

Since the operation on Glenoid Tribe Star had become so important, it was reasonable for Nora Camp to have her transferred here along with the elite forces.

However, Nico Ross didn’t expect such a person to be appointed as his bodyguard, feeling a bit uneasy, thinking it was a waste of talent, and excessive. It would be better for her to form a vanguard elite with Bainesta and others at the top of their abilities, playing a key role in attacking at crucial moments.

Nevertheless, Nico’s thoughts were extinguished.

After the self-introductions, Zero stood silently to the side, following him everywhere, not taking orders from anyone, and ignoring everyone.

Unable to stand it any longer, Edgar intervened when Nico Ross inspected the Flying Tiger Team’s base, stating that as a team leader, there was no need for a bodyguard.

Then… with just one move, Zero knocked Nico Ross, who had equipped himself with a Level 4 Sand Dune Worm, to the ground.

As she prepared to take action, Nico’s response was quick, sensing the imminent danger and assuming a defensive posture.

But it was pointless. Zero seemed to know Nico’s fighting habits and even anticipated all his moves. Two slender spider legs effortlessly penetrated Nico’s defenses, striking the connecting area between the Sand Dune Worm’s head and abdomen.

An alarm immediately sounded within Nico’s armor, indicating that the energy system had been cut off, and he collapsed limply on the ground.

The team leader felt wronged, as it was Edgar who had provoked Zero, yet he was the one who had taken the beating.

After knocking Nico down, Zero said nothing and merely stood there like a statue.

Her attitude was clear, telling others without speaking.

Didn’t you say your team leader was very powerful and didn’t need a bodyguard?

I will prove it with facts, he does need one.

Edgar Julian felt extremely embarrassed and wanted to say something but didn’t know how to start.

A few other Flying Tiger Team members noticed the situation and, without the necessary context, thought someone had disrespected the team leader like Edgar had. They all gathered around, seemingly ready to confront the mysterious soldier called Zero.

At this moment, Bainesta arrived, lingering for a few seconds beside the group.

Interestingly, he no longer pestered Nico Ross for a competition. Instead, he sized up Zero, revealed his identity as a member of the Glory Special Combat Team, and dragged the arrogant bunch away to participate in the special training he was hosting.

When they were alone again, Zero suddenly said, “Your intuition is not an issue, and you have a basic judgment of the battlefield situation. But when you react, you should be more confident. You hesitated just now, otherwise you could have blocked my attack. You hesitated about two things. First, you judged that I would attack your connection part, but you thought my action was a feint, so you evenly distributed the energy shield. Second, you had a chance to counter with a short forelimb quickly, but you were worried that I would change my tactic. If it had been a normal battlefield fight just now, you would be dead.”

Upon hearing this, Nico was slightly shocked.

He knew Zero was strong, but it didn’t seem strange that he lost under a sneak attack.

However, he was puzzled about how Zero knew what he was thinking, grasping even the subtle changes in his mindset to such precision, as if she was a worm in his stomach.

“You don’t have to be surprised. When I fight against any opponent, I can see through their strategies, whether they are biological, half-biological, mechanical life forms, or human-like artificial intelligence. As long as they were born in this universe, I can perceive their thoughts. This time is brief, but it’s enough.”

Nico became even more astonished, “You mean, besides needing talent, a lot of intensive training must be done to achieve what you mentioned, right? And it requires a lot of experience? I find it hard to believe your age.”

Tiffany Bell was slightly taken aback, feeling a bit bitter, but quickly adjusted herself, “Yes, it does require experience. But I think you have the talent, and you can do it too.”

There was something she couldn’t say. She really wanted to tell Nico, you taught me all of this.

Nico sighed, “It’s a pity that I can no longer do intensive training. Conventional simulation training is of no help to me. But…”

“There are about three years left before the official mission to Glenoid Tribe Star. In these three years, I will take you through all the training on this satellite. As for the simulation training, there should be a solution soon.”

“Three years? How do you know that?”

“Don’t ask, just focus on your own business.”

“Alright.”

Three years seemed long but were actually quite short, just barely sufficient.

The main issues lay in two aspects.