The First Heir

Done with landing, Philip took his time to familiarize life in this town. After a while he saw an interesting object to see.

There was a huge venue similar to Square Cage that caught Philip’s attention, a robot battle. A huge screen introduced the contestants in a loop.

This was the first time Philip saw this kind of venue. It piqued his interest, so he bought a ticket and went in.

As soon as he entered, he saw a row of damaged robots. According to the venue’s introduction, as long as a robot was good enough, it could even be used as a mass-produced robot on the battlefield.

It seemed that this sort of venue was available in every city.

Following a robot’s direction, Philip came to the auditorium.

The seats weren’t filled yet, so

per schedule, and the two robots went into

simple with no gorgeous moves. The robots were designed to use all their strength

the attacks and defense, the robots were stronger than ordinary five-star practitioners. If some long-range weapons were added, a robot could be used as a special combat

limping from being attacked, and both mechanical arms were stuck due to malfunctions. Finally, the blue

of the black robot in the audience hurried into the cage wearing a suit of equipment, but the yellow robot did not stop and continued to attack. As everyone cheered, a person in the audience made a move and

this man too. Dressed in white and wearing a blue and white mask, he slowly

robot, who was cheering just now, burst into

went on stage and shouted, “Our winner is Hurricane Locust from

this side kept twitching its arms as if the wiring was

the robot to the mysterious man. Philip found his aura somewhat familiar. Probably because he realized that he was too conspicuous, that person mixed

wanted to find a restaurant for dinner. He noticed that almost everyone had a robot with them, but they were mostly lifestyle robots. Among other things, these robots could