Chapter 54: Hundred-Draw Streak, Ancient Monster Gomora, Space Robot King Joe

Rhode intended to summon new monsters. Since he was planning to take the initiative against the Swarm, he needed to make full preparations and keep some trump cards up his sleeve.

He currently had a little over 130,000 system coins remaining. It would take a few more days for Bemular and King Joe to clear out the monsters on the planet, which should yield another 20,000 coins or so.

Reserving 30,000 coins for contingencies, he decided to use the remaining 100,000 system coins entirely for pulling new monsters. With the 100,000 coins plus the bonus draws, he could make a total of 110 pulls.

Rhode opened the system shop, designated mechanical monsters, and 110 system chests appeared on the interface before golden lights began to burst forth continuously.

Monster fragment after monster fragment appeared, with quite a few resulting in double fragments.

Once all 110 chests were opened, Rhode had obtained a total of 133 monster fragments, 50 of which were mechanical monsters, while the rest were ordinary monsters.

In addition, Rhode also received a mysterious little gift box. Just like during his first batch of 50 consecutive pulls, Rhode obtained a mysterious gift alongside the monster fragments.

Setting this mysterious gift aside for the moment, Rhode began to examine the monster fragments he had drawn.

This time, Dada finally accumulated the ten required fragments, while King Joe gained another five fragments.

The Dimensional Ace Killer now had seven fragments, leaving only one more needed for synthesis. He had also drawn quite a few other mechanical monster fragments, such as Mecha Seven and the subterranean robot Utonam.

The Mecha Seven was the Alien Salome version. This Mecha Seven possessed combat power equivalent to Seven's standard base form and could be upgraded, making it extremely cost-effective.

Gathering the six Mecha Ultra Brothers was just around the corner! As for the robot Utonam, it was absolute trash.

Standing 2.8 meters tall and weighing 2 tons with underwhelming combat capabilities, what use could it possibly have? It seemed completely useless!

This thing appeared to be a mass-produced model, though if it could actually be mass-produced, it might have some potential.

Aside from mechanical monsters, among the ordinary monsters, Rhode had also accumulated ten fragments for one particular beast.

It was the ancient monster Gomora, known as the Monster Prince.

Standing 40 meters tall and weighing 20,000 tons, it belonged to the category of Earth monsters. Its signature move was the Super Oscillation Wave, which required a brief charge-up before firing.

Gomora's strength could only be described as mediocre, and its tonnage placed it in the lightweight division without a particularly massive size.

However, Gomora's growth potential was still quite strong, especially its Super Oscillation Wave skill, which possessed considerable lethality—at least better than Red King, who lacked special abilities.

Rhode first synthesized the ancient monster Gomora. Gomora's physical size and weight could be enhanced up to six times.

The first was the Super Oscillation Wave upgrade.

The first upgrade cost 5,000 coins, increasing power and range.

The second upgrade cost 10,000 coins, enabling the firing of smaller oscillation waves without the need for a charge-up.

The third upgrade cost 20,000 coins, substantially increasing range, power, and destructive force.

In addition, Gomora possessed a Ferocious upgrade. After maximizing all attributes, Rhode could spend 30,000 system coins to evolve Gomora into its Ferocious Form.

In its Ferocious Form, Gomora's skin turned crimson red, substantially boosting its combat power.

Unlike the EX form, this was a transformation skill that required Gomora to actively transform, reverting back once the effect ended.

If Rhode wanted to grant monsters an EX form upgrade, he would have to spend coins to upgrade the enhancement function, unlocking the EX or special form enhancements for monsters, which cost 2,000,000 coins.

Gomora was a ground-combat specialist, serving a purpose similar to Red King's. Since it wasn't suitable for deployment against the bugs right now, Rhode simply left Gomora resting within the system space.

Next, he synthesized another mechanical monster.

With a flash of light, a giant silver robot appeared in Rhode's system space.

Cosmic Robot Dada: Height: 67 meters. Weight: 64,000 tons.

Dada possessed a massive device on its chest capable of absorbing external light, thermal energy, missiles, and all other forms of energy, converting them into its own power supply.

It functioned essentially as a formidable absorption shield, making it exceptionally useful.

Its special skills included the Tractor Beam, a red current-like ray emitted from Dada's hands to capture and pull opponents.

This was a binding skill capable of remotely restraining Ultraman Ace.

Particle Beam Cannon: Dada could utilize absorbed energy to convert and fire a powerful particle beam possessing immense destructive force.

This was extremely powerful, and Rhode was currently lacking offensive weapons to deal with the bugs.

In addition, Dada possessed a conversion mode, allowing it to transform from robot form into a spacecraft state, capable of faster-than-light travel in space as well.

However, this ability was of little use to Rhode, seeing as he now possessed the Pedom Mothership.

In terms of enhancements, Dada's metal armor could be upgraded 6 times: the first upgrade cost 2,000 coins, the second 4,000 coins, the third 6,000 coins, and so on.

In addition, there were skill upgrades.

First was the energy absorption device on its chest. The upgrade cost 10,000 coins, which allowed it to absorb and store more energy after enhancement, as well as transfer excess energy to other friendly units. A second upgrade costing 20,000 coins could generate an absorption shield around its entire body.

The Tractor Beam required 5,000 coins per upgrade to enhance its binding capability, enabling it to restrain larger targets.

The Particle Beam Cannon could be upgraded three times: the first upgrade cost 5,000 coins, the second 10,000 coins, and the third 30,000 coins.

Each upgrade increased the firepower of the cannon while substantially extending its range, with its maximum output capable of obliterating a small asteroid.

Splendid! Splendid! This Dada was exceptionally useful and could be rapidly integrated into the ongoing war against the Swarm.

It already possessed impressive combat capabilities, and most importantly, the Dada robot could form a synergy with Mecha Ace.

After being upgraded, the energy absorption device on Dada's chest could convert absorbed energy and transfer it to friendly units.

It could literally serve as a power bank for Mecha Ace—one absorbing damage and converting energy while the other dished out output, making them the ultimate dream team!

When upgraded to its peak, with maximum output capable of destroying an asteroid, a single blast could also blow a Hive Mothership to pieces.

Rhode was extremely satisfied with Dada's combat power.

There was no rush for the enhancements just yet; Rhode planned to wait until Mecha Ace recovered so they could operate together, upgrading while channeling energy to Ace and wiping out another wave of Tyranids.

Now it was time to check out his mysterious gift. Rhode clicked on the mysterious gift, prompting a box to pop up containing five silver syringe-like objects resembling extractors.

The item was named the Monster Gene Extraction and Enhancement Device, which could extract monster genes for reinforcement.

Wait! Monster Gene Enhancement Device? Rhode seemed to have some memory of this thing.