"Ugh! I'm exhausted! This mech is so big, why do we have to repair it all by ourselves?"
Lu Xiaoyao was completely flustered and covered the mecha, which was more than ten stories high, with her immense mental power.
As Lu Xiaoyao inputted data on the extent of damage to various parts of the mecha into her personal computer, along with a plan for subsequent repairs, she lamented that this job was different from what she had imagined.
After the whole ordeal, Lu Xiaoyao felt like she had kidney deficiency.
Using the nearly scrapped mecha, Lu Xiaoyao sent the mecha damage assessment and repair plan she had just written to the materials and logistics department. She let out a heavy sigh and prepared to go out for a meal before coming back to continue.
After stretching, Lu Xiaoyao muttered, "Forget it, after graduation, I'm not going to repair mechs anymore. It's too tiring. I'll just stick to being a streamer."
Actually, I wouldn't mind if you streamed yourself repairing mechs after graduation, little one.
[Pfft~ That was really mean! The kid clearly doesn't like working overtime.]
But we like it; we like working overtime and watching others work overtime.
So, shouldn't you have explained why you were watching live streams while working overtime?
Mech repair technicians have always been scarce, as they already have high requirements for mental level, especially for higher-level mechs. The correspondingly higher level of repair personnel is needed; otherwise, some internal problems simply cannot be detected by the machines.
[Wow, that's amazing! A mecha mechanic?]
For many ordinary people with low mental strength who may never come into contact with such a powerful weapon as a mecha in their lives, their impression of mecha repairmen is similar to that of ship repairmen who repair starships.
"Of course. Many of the internal parts of the mech are made of materials that cannot be penetrated by rays. It's impossible to repair the mech using other machines; the only way is for the mech repair personnel to use their mental strength to penetrate and inspect it bit by bit."
Wow, that must be a really good treatment.
[Absolutely, the treatment is incredible. You guys have no idea how top-tier mecha repair technicians are paid... almost as much as mecha design masters, priceless!]
Even Mingmei felt she had benefited a lot from watching, but the last comment about treatment was essentially meaningless.
Priceless... If no one can afford it, then they don't have the money.
Mingmei recalled what Lu Xiaoyao had said at the beginning of the semester: many people in their class might become mecha repairmen in the future. So that's why.
Regardless of what was complained about in the live stream, as soon as Lu Xiaoyao finished venting, she immediately snapped out of her utter despair from working overtime and rushed out full of energy.
She felt that spending even a second longer in her work area was a sin.
If you're not proactive about leaving get off work, there's something wrong with your mindset!
She's not some model worker from a mecha factory. (cascoo.net)
However, as Lu Xiaoyao saw that her colleagues' work areas were also filled with dilapidated mechs, she slowed down.
"Wasn't this just a minor skirmish? Why are so many mechs damaged like this...?"
Lu Xiaoyao lived in a stable and peaceful era; at least during the twenty years she lived, there were no major battles between humans and the insectoid race.
The memory of this character was a minor conflict some time ago.
Looking at her "colleagues" who are now working overtime to repair mechs, Lu Xiaoyao felt she needed to redefine what "minor friction" meant.
There appeared to be empty bottles of nutrient solution behind these people.
Upon closer inspection, it's clear they've been working overtime.
This made her feel even more that the job of repairing mechs was terrifying.
"Captain Saville, you're the first to finish testing again today!"
Suddenly, a mecha repairman passing by Lu Xiaoyao greeted her. Lu Xiaoyao almost didn't realize that the person was calling out to the character she was playing.
"Oh, right!" Lu Xiaoyao chuckled awkwardly, "The mechs aren't with you guys today..."
I originally wanted to modestly praise my colleague's mecha for being a bit more difficult, which is why I let her go first. But upon closer inspection, her mecha didn't seem to be as badly damaged as hers, at least superficially.
oh!
It seems like the one she repaired was the most dilapidated!
"Captain Saviel, your mental level is still the highest. The mech you repaired was the only one that actually fought and was attacked by the Zerg, and it was the most severely damaged. Even so, you were still the first to finish. You're really amazing!"
[Savill...that name sounds so familiar...]
Suddenly, some people started discussing the character played by Lu Xiaoyao in the live chat.
[That one!! Saville! A distinguished graduate from the Central Military Academy thirty years ago! And, I remember she was the school beauty back then! Holy crap, I lost touch with her after that, so that's why...]
Is it a bit... a bit much for my son to portray such a beautiful woman?
Was it ruined?
While the comments section was discussing how well Lu Xiaoyao's character suited her, Lu Xiaoyao was already being praised by her colleagues for looking absolutely stunning!
"Hehe, it's actually not bad~"
Although she was still being modest, Lu Xiaoyao's flushed face clearly showed that she was very satisfied with the other party's flattery.
After saying goodbye to her colleagues and leaving, Lu Xiaoyao remembered to keep in touch with the viewers in the live stream, saying, "Hehe, did you guys see that? The character card I got this time is amazing. Not to mention being the squad leader in repairing the mechs, I was the fastest at testing!"
Lu Xiaoyao walked towards the cafeteria with a bright smile. Mingmei also got up and went to the cafeteria through the live stream, ready to ambush Lu Xiaoyao.
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