The selected warship recruitment mechanism is also incremental. When recruiting the "Infinity", it costs 600 mission points. Then the next time it is 700, the next time it is 800, and so on.

That is to say, if all 8 new warships are recruited through selection, Chang Wei will have to spend an additional 8,400 mission points.

If Chang Wei didn't have a huge amount of money, he wouldn't dare to squander it like this.

Chang Wei also had a clear idea about the selection of the eight new warships. First of all, he had to recruit a warship that could be invisible, had super detection and reconnaissance capabilities, and possessed certain scientific research technology.

This type of warship is mainly used for reconnaissance and attack, and is not responsible for frontal combat. In addition to providing early warning and reconnaissance for the fleet, it also has to carry out covert operations or special operations missions.

Because the rescue missions that Chang Wei will face in the future will definitely not be the same, nor will it always be overwhelming in combat power, so Chang Wei must take advantage of the "money" in his hands now to quickly produce various types of warships, at least to have the means to deal with various situations.

After much thought, Chang Wei could only think of four warships.

In the movie "Thor: Ragnarok," the Dark Elf Malekith's spaceship, relying on its remarkable stealth capabilities, silently penetrated the divine realm of Asgard. If it weren't for Heimdall's "all-seeing eye," he wouldn't have been able to detect its arrival.

In the game "StarCraft II: Covert Ops", Nova's Griffin is also an exploration ship with stealth, support and scientific research capabilities.

Likewise, there is Zeratul, the Dark Master and the foremost archaeologist of the Protoss. The Void Seeker he rides on is also a mysterious exploration vessel designed for archaeology and covert operations.

In the film series "Predator", although the Predator family is very warlike and their combat habits are very traditional and primitive, their spacecraft technology is really amazing. Otherwise, it would not be enough to support them to travel to countless galaxies to hunt.

Among the four warships, three are alien warships. Considering that the technology cannot be grafted and compatible, Chang Wei finally chose the Griffin.

After all, if they need to upgrade some technology later, it will be relatively easy. Furthermore, the Light Chaser fleet is already a multinational fleet. At this point, adding more warships from other races would only increase the difficulty of logistics, maintenance, and supply.

Although the technology used in human science fiction warships varies greatly in different worldviews, the keel frame, pipeline lines, cabin distribution, control mode and weapon combination still have many similarities.

As long as we ask the engineers to make some minor adjustments and modifications, your "sister" can also ride in my "car". My "cannonball" can also be loaded into your "cannon barrel".

But what if it's a weird language and operating system like Predator? Just a system format converter alone can pull out the engineer's hair!

Other people's hair is already very thin, so don't ruin it.

I don't know if the system will offer buy one get one free, otherwise Chang Wei can brag that my Nova was given as a gift when I topped up my phone bill...

However, this kind of hero unit is highly unlikely. Didn't he see the Ark of Cybertron, and didn't give it to Optimus Prime? Otherwise, when Chang Wei recruited the Hyperion, Lei Ritian would have been wearing denim overalls, playing basketball on the ship while waiting for him.

There were still 7 warships left to choose from. Chang Wei knew his own limitations and didn't plan to waste time, so he recruited all of them at once.

The seven warships are:

1. The Lunar-class Cruiser from Warhammer 40,000. 2. The Mechanicus's Ark. 3. The Empire's glorious Queen-class battleship. 4. The Phalanx, the space hive.

5. The Imperial-class Star Destroyer from Star Wars. 6. The Resurgent-class Star Destroyer. 7. The Vindicator-class heavy cruiser.

Adding the previously recruited "Griffin", the fleet size of the Light Chaser Fleet instantly exploded! It increased from 4 ships to 12 ships!

Before Chang Wei had time to check, he heard a system prompt sound from his new battleship docked in the system slot.

"Ding! Detected that the host fleet has reached 12 ships. System permissions opened to level 3!"

"Level 3 system permissions, with 72 hours of mission preparation time. Level 5 civilization warship recruitment requirements have been opened. Mobile base slots have also been opened, allowing the host to recruit mobile fortresses, planetary fortresses, space star cities, home megastructures, space arks, etc. Current number of slots: 1. The purchase price of a slot is 100,000 mission points, and each additional slot increases by 20,000 mission points. The host's current mission points remaining are:."

Chang Wei was stunned!

Allow recruitment of mobile fortresses, planet fortresses, space star cities, home megastructures, and space arks?

Why do I feel like I'm about to take off?

Chang Wei immediately clicked on the slot for the mobile base, and then a box popped up on the system, which was full of introductions to various mobile fortresses, planetary fortresses, space star cities, home megastructures, and space arks.

However, the price is different from recruiting warships. It is not free. Instead, you need to spend mission points to purchase it!

Chang Wei took a quick glance and said it was something he couldn't afford.

Vulture City, from Legend of the Galactic Heroes, is a battle fortress used by the Galactic Empire to conquer the galaxy. Originally a planet, it was transformed by the Empire into a mobile fortress, used as a front in the war against the Allied forces.

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