Chapter 1213: 1213 Reset
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Chapter 1213 1213 Reset
?[All units, I need a status report. What is going on out there?] Max demanded.
"Sir, we have returned to our vessels, and the dead are walking among us." One of the Commanders reported.
"Yes, Commander. I was killed in action, but I am most certainly alive now and back aboard my ship. My coffee is empty, though, so we didn't move back in time."
After that, the communications relays were in chaos for the next few minutes, but Sylvie and Felicity were doing a good job of sorting everything out, while Nico took stock of their situation.
"The drones in orbit are still in place, the ones that were on the surface appear to have vanished. The additional armies we created are gone, but the raw materials have been returned to us.
There is a new Great Enemy base, not in the same location as the last one, and this time there are two portals. From what I can tell, the losing team is getting a handicap for the next round. Have you managed to clarify the situation at all with the Myceloids' God?" She asked.
"Not at all. I am getting excitement and amusement off him, but there is no indication of whether this is a best of three or a best of five series. Of course, with him, it is possible that he doesn't intend for the game to end at all." Max replied.
"Don't worry too much about it. I will deal with the Greater Energy Beings when they show up, and you can deal with the swarms of Klem that I know will be coming. They have an ingrained racial memory that hates us to the core, so if they remember that we're here, they'll be hunting us already." Max reminded her.
"Finally, some good news. You deal with the mental trauma of a hundred thousand casualties that just returned to life, and I will start deploying the reinforcements to our outlying units.
Wait, where are our outlying units?"
"They're all in the base. We're deploying from scratch based on satellite data. So, have fun with that." Max laughed.
"Well, at least we don't need to find them this time. I'll start the deployments with the Android Army, and then we can send the fast attack units to them as needed. That should give everyone a few minutes to recover from the shock before they're back in battle. Just make sure that they all understand that there might not be another reset, so they shouldn't go doing anything suicidal or heroic when they do deploy."
"No worries, I have some experience with this." Max laughed.
Now that almost all of his memories were intact, he had a lot of experience with traumatic events, and helping his unit through them. He even recalled experiences with time anomalies similar to the reset that the Myceloid God did. Though, this time it didn't actually turn back time, it just remade the bodies and stuck their souls back in them.
How anyone could legitimately think that they could fight against that was beyond Max's comprehension, but from the memories of his past life, he didn't seem to recall the rebel Gods being quite so powerful. Their influence usually had a limited range, but the Myceloid God was pulling the forces from all over the universe, against their will.
The Greater Energy Beings should be tied to one of the other Gods as well, and that should have protected them from being summoned, but that clearly wasn't the case here. Everything he remembered seemed to be distorted, or perhaps it was the Myceloid God that had changed.
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Chapter 1213 1213 Reset
?[All units, I need a status report. What is going on out there?] Max demanded.
"Sir, we have returned to our vessels, and the dead are walking among us." One of the Commanders reported.
"Yes, Commander. I was killed in action, but I am most certainly alive now and back aboard my ship. My coffee is empty, though, so we didn't move back in time."
After that, the communications relays were in chaos for the next few minutes, but Sylvie and Felicity were doing a good job of sorting everything out, while Nico took stock of their situation.
"The drones in orbit are still in place, the ones that were on the surface appear to have vanished. The additional armies we created are gone, but the raw materials have been returned to us.
There is a new Great Enemy base, not in the same location as the last one, and this time there are two portals. From what I can tell, the losing team is getting a handicap for the next round. Have you managed to clarify the situation at all with the Myceloids' God?" She asked.
"Not at all. I am getting excitement and amusement off him, but there is no indication of whether this is a best of three or a best of five series. Of course, with him, it is possible that he doesn't intend for the game to end at all." Max replied.
"Don't worry too much about it. I will deal with the Greater Energy Beings when they show up, and you can deal with the swarms of Klem that I know will be coming. They have an ingrained racial memory that hates us to the core, so if they remember that we're here, they'll be hunting us already." Max reminded her.
"Finally, some good news. You deal with the mental trauma of a hundred thousand casualties that just returned to life, and I will start deploying the reinforcements to our outlying units.
Wait, where are our outlying units?"
"They're all in the base. We're deploying from scratch based on satellite data. So, have fun with that." Max laughed.
"Well, at least we don't need to find them this time. I'll start the deployments with the Android Army, and then we can send the fast attack units to them as needed. That should give everyone a few minutes to recover from the shock before they're back in battle. Just make sure that they all understand that there might not be another reset, so they shouldn't go doing anything suicidal or heroic when they do deploy."
"No worries, I have some experience with this." Max laughed.
Now that almost all of his memories were intact, he had a lot of experience with traumatic events, and helping his unit through them. He even recalled experiences with time anomalies similar to the reset that the Myceloid God did. Though, this time it didn't actually turn back time, it just remade the bodies and stuck their souls back in them.
How anyone could legitimately think that they could fight against that was beyond Max's comprehension, but from the memories of his past life, he didn't seem to recall the rebel Gods being quite so powerful. Their influence usually had a limited range, but the Myceloid God was pulling the forces from all over the universe, against their will.
The Greater Energy Beings should be tied to one of the other Gods as well, and that should have protected them from being summoned, but that clearly wasn't the case here. Everything he remembered seemed to be distorted, or perhaps it was the Myceloid God that had changed.
Chapter 1213 1213 Reset ?All units, I need a status report. What is going on out there? Max demanded. "Sir, we have returned to our vessels, and the dead are walking among us." One of the Commanders reported. "Yes, Commander. I was killed in action, but I am most certainly alive now and back aboard my ship. My coffee is empty, though, so we didn't move back in time." After that, the communications relays were in chaos for the next few minutes, but Sylvie and Felicity were doing a good job of sorting everything out, while Nico took stock of their situation. "The drones in orbit are still in place, the ones that were on the surface appear to have vanished. The additional armies we created are gone, but the raw materials have been returned to us. There is a new Great Enemy base, not in the same location as the last one, and this time there are two portals. From what I can tell, the losing team is getting a handicap for the next round. Have you managed to clarify the situation at all with the Myceloids' God?" She asked. "Not at all. I am getting excitement and amusement off him, but there is no indication of whether this is a best of three or a best of five series. Of course, with him, it is possible that he doesn't intend for the game to end at all." Max replied. "Don't worry too much about it. I will deal with the Greater Energy Beings when they show up, and you can deal with the swarms of Klem that I know will be coming. They have an ingrained racial memory that hates us to the core, so if they remember that we're here, they'll be hunting us already." Max reminded her. "Finally, some good news. You deal with the mental trauma of a hundred thousand casualties that just returned to life, and I will start deploying the reinforcements to our outlying units. Wait, where are our outlying units?" "They're all in the base. We're deploying from scratch based on satellite data. So, have fun with that." Max laughed. "Well, at least we don't need to find them this time. I'll start the deployments with the Android Army, and then we can send the fast attack units to them as needed. That should give everyone a few minutes to recover from the shock before they're back in battle. Just make sure that they all understand that there might not be another reset, so they shouldn't go doing anything suicidal or heroic when they do deploy." "No worries, I have some experience with this." Max laughed. Now that almost all of his memories were intact, he had a lot of experience with traumatic events, and helping his unit through them. He even recalled experiences with time anomalies similar to the reset that the Myceloid God did. Though, this time it didn't actually turn back time, it just remade the bodies and stuck their souls back in them. How anyone could legitimately think that they could fight against that was beyond Max's comprehension, but from the memories of his past life, he didn't seem to recall the rebel Gods being quite so powerful. Their influence usually had a limited range, but the Myceloid God was pulling the forces from all over the universe, against their will. The Greater Energy Beings should be tied to one of the other Gods as well, and that should have protected them from being summoned, but that clearly wasn't the case here. Everything he remembered seemed to be distorted, or perhaps it was the Myceloid God that had changed.
