Every mecha of the military required a detailed usage log, including exact times of entering and exiting the storage, and it was forbidden to remain out of storage for long periods during non-combat and training missions—regulations that not even Bai E, now a general and the de facto controller of the military, could violate.
Therefore, his mecha was not officially recorded in the registry.
Using the power almost equivalent to that of a marshal, under the guise of routine wear and tear, Bai E gradually embezzled parts to slowly assemble a complete set of mecha components, which for him was only a matter of time.
The only thing he had taken out of the hangar without authorization was the mech's insignia, which bore the mecha's number.
Now, before the eyes of the entire Vanguard Team that had arrived earlier, Bai E manually assembled the various large components, which were still in parts, into a brand-new mecha.
