He had trained almost ten years to become a mecha warrior and yet he had never passed the relevant examinations. Now, just by having something like a brain-machine interface installed in his head, he could become a real mecha warrior?
This was undoubtedly good news, but it was somewhat bitter because it meant that his ten years of effort had been in vain.
"It's only theoretical," The researcher explained. "After all, a mecha is not a human body. Due to its mechanical construction, many movements that humans can make, a mecha can't. When you control a mecha as if it were your own body, the first thing you need to do is maintain balance. This is difficult, as many who participated in the experiment before couldn't achieve this, they couldn't fight while piloting the mecha, and would fall after just a few steps."
