In Evil Land, the Military Technology units were reconstructing the scene.
This was a holographic reconnaissance reconstruction system, with numerous sensors placed around the site to collect and scan high-precision data on temperature, humidity, wind speed, and capture chemical compositions, explosive residues, and any possible clues.
On-site reconnaissance personnel held material analysis scanning devices while squatting beside a pool of shattered armored plates.
Nearby, scattered Columbus freight vans were fully scanned, including the tire tracks imprinted on the ground.
Reconnaissance drones followed these tracks, guiding soldiers to deploy sensors over a broader area.
After calculation by the central processor, the scene was ultimately reconstructed.
The battlefield was vast.
Only a few completely scrapped Columbus freight vehicles and a ruined unmanned mecha were left at the scene, with wreckage fragments and unidentified mixed fluids scattered on the ground.
