Chapter 133 - Mockery Extra for book friend Jue Ying Xuan Tian 37th update

“If you’re so badass, why don’t you go up there?

All you do is talk smack here!

Tapping on your keyboard, if it were you in the fight, you’d probably be the first to go limp at the sight of those monsters.”

“Are you an idiot?

He’s piloting a Second Generation mecha.

How many Second Generation mechas are there?

Every Mecha Driver of a Second Generation mecha is a top-notch pilot in the world, trained for so many years, right?

After all those years of training, is that the best they can do?

His success is purely luck; he’s just barely dodged the monsters’ attacks every time.

Go watch videos of other Second Generation Mecha Drivers in combat, they’re like flowing clouds and water.”

“Assessment complete, the person above is good-for-nothing, but comes first in keyboard warrioring and throwing shade.

Just admit you’re jealous.

Give you a Second Generation mecha and you wouldn’t even know how to start it, all you can do is talk big.

Let some other Second Generation Mecha Driver try it, with that many monsters, besides the few top brass, who dares to say they could emerge unscathed a hundred percent?

I bet you’re just picking on this expert because he’s a newcomer and not famous.

You think he’s easy to bully.

If you have the guts, go trash those well-known veterans.

Just a bunch of brain-deads seeking attention…”

Su Mo watched the heated argument from both sides, his mouth twitching crazily.

Frankly, he also felt his piloting skills were subpar, having only just begun to get in touch with mechas and not quite proficient with many techniques.

Most importantly, he hadn’t received any systematic training.

He relied solely on civilian games and simulators for experience, which was utterly unreliable.

Moreover, the person who was scolding the most viciously was likely not just any ordinary player.

To be able to talk about others training for many years, it meant he must be a member of another major family, but probably had no chance to touch a Second Generation mecha.

However, in that battle, Su Mo had indeed given his all, and just surviving in that horde of monsters was a miracle in itself.

At the top floor meeting room of the Dawn Group’s central building, the doors were wide open!

The corporate executives and shareholders filed out one by one, but Qian Chengxue and her other siblings didn’t move an inch.

Ye Tian sat in the leather chair, leaning back, his fingers drumming on the table surface, his sharp gaze sweeping over the thirteen children present, causing the atmosphere to suddenly grow tense.

Although everyone in the room was his child, they were born from different mothers and were naturally not equally favored.

However, Ye Tian believed that he hadn’t been too biased, at least on the surface, things appeared to be passable.

The eldest, Ye Wuheng (male), born by the first wife, 29 years old, controls the Dawn Guild’s First Legion, and also holds the position of Vice General Manager of the Dawn Group.

The second, Ye Haitang (female), 28 years old, controls the Dawn Guild’s Second Legion and also serves as the Vice General Manager of the Dawn Group.

The third, Ye Qilong (male), 28 years old, controls the Dawn Guild’s Third Legion and also serves as the Vice General Manager of the Dawn Group.

The fourth, Ye Yao (female), 27 years old, controls the Dawn Guild’s Fourth Legion.

The fifth, Ye Shangyun (male), 27 years old, controls the Dawn Guild’s Fifth Legion.

The sixth, Ye Xiaoxiao (female), 26 years old, controls the Dawn Guild’s Sixth Legion.

The seventh, Ye Wei (female), 25 years old, controls the Dawn Guild’s Seventh Legion.

The eighth, Ye Qingyu (female), 24 years old, controls the Dawn Guild’s Eighth Legion.

The ninth, Ye Wen (male), age 22, controls the Dawn Guild’s Ninth Legion.

The tenth, Ye Xue (female), 21 years old, controls the Dawn Guild’s Tenth Legion.

Old Eleven, Ye Peng (male), age 21, controls the Tenth Legion of the Dawn Guild.

Old Twelve, Ye Yu (female), age 21, controls the Twelfth Legion of the Dawn Guild.

Old Thirteen, Ye Waner (female), age 20, controls the Thirteenth Legion of the Dawn Guild.

One point worth noting is that, although the legions of the Dawn Group are generally stronger if they have a higher ranking, this is not absolute.

For instance, Cheng Xue’s Tenth Legion has combat power that could rank within the fifth or sixth place among the Guild’s legions.

Ye Tian said in a deep voice, “Just now, in front of so many people, I didn’t want to speak harshly.

Some of you have performed really poorly, and you know exactly who you are.

Up until now, you haven’t achieved any significant results.

Let me be blunt upfront; don’t think you’re invincible just because you hold the position of Legion Leader.

If you don’t perform well, I won’t hesitate to replace you.

You should be clear about one thing; there are plenty of your cousins and uncles waiting to take your place.”

“Yes, Father.”

All present responded in unison.

In reality, it was not that Ye Tian enjoyed scolding his children, but rather, he himself faced tremendous pressure.

Despite how comfortably he seemed to sit in the position of Clan Leader, many were eyeing his seat, and if he failed to deliver, he would have to step down as well.

“Alright, I won’t say much more, just be united.

We’re now one organization, one guild, sharing in glory and loss alike.

Here, I would like to commend Ye Xue, who has done very well,” Ye Tian said in a solemn voice.

“Thank you for the praise, Father.”

Ye Xue responded calmly, showing little sign of excitement.

“Father, Sister Ye Xue really is impressive.

Haven’t you heard?

Their legion recently succeeded in taking over a gigantic bay base and captured a Vanguard Class battleship, The Crane Orchid.

That ship is incredibly strong; not even our vast guild has one that can compare.

I doubt any other guilds have such a fine ship,” Ye Wei said cheerfully.

“Seven, you flatter me too much; it’s really nothing to make a fuss over,” Ye Xue modestly replied.

Ye Xue had a bad feeling.

She knew her seventh sister all too well, who had never missed an opportunity to target her.

Today’s sudden praise was out of the ordinary, surely hiding an ulterior motive.

As expected, Ye Wei continued with a smile, “Sister Ten, don’t be so modest.

We’re very aware of how powerful The Crane Orchid is.

It’s just a pity that such a magnificent ship seems wasted in your legion’s hands.

If I recall correctly, even big brother’s Sea Battle Department doesn’t have a ship armed to that extent.

Given that the guild is in a period of robust development, it would actually be best for resources to be allocated as effectively as possible.

Why not contribute a bit, Sister Ten?”

Ye Wuheng couldn’t help but smile at this point.

The fact that Ye Xue had acquired The Crane Orchid was already well known throughout the entire guild, hence it was no secret.

The reason father had praised her was precisely because of this.

To say that he didn’t covet that battleship would be a lie.

But as the big brother, he had to maintain his dignity; he couldn’t just blatantly ask Ye Xue for it.

“Seven, that ship has already been armed and deployed by me, and my Sea Battle Group is in great need of ships.

We don’t have any to spare,” Ye Xue bluntly refused, not giving her any face.

Unfortunately, Ye Xue had still underestimated Ye Wei, who sighed and spoke.