Autobots Base Novels & Stories

Base residents contributed over 200 base points daily, more than 5,000 production exchange points, and over 20,000 trade points from the league each day. As things continued to develop, her points would only grow faster. Hayley opened her base status panel. [Current base residents: 67 Base war dogs: 16 Base guards: 4.5 League allies: 8 Territory area: 810 square miles Base prosperity level: County] Because she had already taken over two districts, her territory size had doubled directly. The population hadn't grown much, but her fully automated base didn't require many people in the first place. The number of residents was more than enough to keep things running.

After Naashon gets his stuff, he quickly grabs a high-end lab. He calls a man. And that person, too, was an old friend, Austin. Thinking about what Naashon had just explained to him, Austin angrily clenched his hands into fists. He had actually robbed one of his best bases that he was planning to experiment on. That base was his life's work, not only did it have the most advanced weaponry, but it was also the best hiding place.

A complete opposite of the two on the vehicle who's silently enjoying the swift ride. 🔫 "This is your hideout?" Eleonna asked as she looked at the old building in front of them. It was an abandoned building that was burnt years ago. It still had those black marks around its wall, a mark of its tragic past. Even though it was old and looked very fragile, it stood tall for almost 2 years according to Yuan. "Yes," The two of them entered on a huge door and to Eleonna's surprise, it didn't looked abandoned inside. It was painted with orange paint, well-functioned lights and electric fans. She even saw two different doors and a stair.

So he went to the very beginning. In the dimly lit, subterranean base, the air was thick with tension as Asmo addressed his elite squadron. The base itself was a labyrinth of steel corridors and reinforced concrete chambers, designed to withstand any assault. The walls were adorned with monitors displaying surveillance feeds and tactical maps, casting an eerie glow across the room. The atmosphere was electric, charged with the gravity of the impending confrontation with Satan.

Outside of the Eastern Border Military Base, right in between the Military base and the Eastern Border Town, a large area of the empty plain, that were situated on the side of the road, that is connecting the Military Base and the Town. An impromptu location were made, instead of the Military base, all of Aeternum Soldiers that were coming from the Eastern Military base were grouped here. Row of soldiers currently preparing themselves can be seen all over the place, rows of Aeternum military transport, from the jeeps, trucks, APC, tanks and even the new model vehicle, that has been attracting many eyes, the Mobile Magic Enchanted Artillery Vehicle, with the size of a military trucks, and on

Soon, our enemy would be at our gates in less than three months. That wasn't a lot of time to get ready. The rise of the Japanese Imperial Army left Alex with no choice but to split half of our force. It was rumored that their gigantic automatons were unstoppable, capable of great destruction and carnage on any scale. My sister had come up with an idea using an autobot called the Mole. It was the size of a warehouse, an enormous subterranean robot that burrowed through the ground and mountains with its sharp driller.

"Fighting tiger?? That's lame dude. The Merc sounds dope to me. The whole Organization calls you the Merc." "Fine! Fine! The Merc it is then." Abel shrugged. The elevator stopped moving, the door opened, both Abel and Jenny stepping out. "Woww!" Abel exclaimed, impressed by the structure of the base. The infrastructure was near futuristic. Drones flying around, large screens displaying several footages gathered from the very own satellite of Horizon Zero. At both sides, were 6th generation computers, with trained personnels operating it. After were high tech weapons placed and cleaned on a large table near the edge.

Victor had other important things to do and didn't want to waste time on such trivial matters. As night fell, Victor arrived at a large welding shop. Business was quiet, and the workers were idly chatting. "I would like to see your boss." "His office is over there." A young worker casually pointed the way. "You can wait inside, he's in the bathroom." "Thanks." While waiting, Victor performed some mental calculations. The heavy-duty truck's trailer was 9 meters and the cab was 3 meters, so the total length was 12 meters. After transforming into a mecha, it should be around 10 meters tall.

"What the hell are they doing down there?" Elodie gripped the stone edge of the rampart. Her knuckles were white. Below, the valley floor crawled with movement. No wolves. Just metal. Huge, tan-colored SUVs and armored transport trucks with the Aegis logo stamped on the doors. They weren't just parking. They were digging in. A perimeter of portable floodlights and razor wire began to encircle the base of the mountain.

Well, not really since they attacked Emma… my weakness. The base sat carved into the side of a limestone ridge, hidden behind foliage thick enough to fool satellites and arrogance thick enough to fool men. It wasn't too far from civilization but not too close that a lost car or wanderer could venture there by mistake. It was still, barely making a sound. The kind of quiet that came from confidence, not caution. “I'll be careful if I were you.” I uttered as I watched Abel gear up. He was still tying his shoelaces when he looked up at me. “I'm always careful.” He said as he stood up.