pjbooks Chapter 103 Swallow Fighter
Chapter 103 Swallow Fighter
Chapter 103 Swallow Fighter
Link wants to build a Raider fighter jet, but it won't be exactly the same, because the Raider fighter jet is not just a simple fighter jet; it depends on the Raiders' unique characteristics.
They are not the army of a single country, but rather a relatively loose alliance, a coalition of individual teams that usually operate independently.
However, do not underestimate their strength. Once all the teams come together, their power is immense and should not be underestimated.
Because of the nature of raiders, they often operate alone, so fighter jets are also their habitat, hence their large fuselages.
While it is flexible enough, its large size limits its maneuverability. Link plans to build it according to his own Swallow Flying Skateboard, using Stark's new energy source, not a small one, but a larger one.
The synthesis of new elements and the large energy reactor are very suitable for fighter jets, so energy and power are no longer a problem. However, space jumps require technology.
In addition, air circulation systems, airframe materials, weapon systems, and so on are all issues that need to be considered.
Dr. Wendy Lawson, a Kree, once developed a light-speed engine, which is also a concept: light-speed flight and space jump. And by lifting it up, it can be clearly seen that the light-speed engine can bypass space jump.
Space jumps require nodes, while light speed engines do not, allowing for direct acceleration and flight.
Link doesn't have many ideas right now; he just wants to build a space fighter that can only be used for combat and space travel, and doesn't need to be habitable.
After all, they are not raiders; they have families and livelihoods. There is no need for them to wander the universe. They can simply fight in space. Link's ability to control the fighter jet will also be extremely powerful, and his reaction speed will definitely be faster than anyone else's.
In this way, they enriched their methods!
It also allows Stark to create a space suit based on the Iron Man suit, which can protect the pilot and allow them to survive in space for several hours after being shot down.
If you really want to live there, then just build a large spaceship, or even a mothership.
A large space carrier, carrying numerous fighter jets, would give Earth the capability to retaliate against external threats.
Of course, such a massive project couldn't be built with his and Stark's limited funds, but there was one thing that, once sold, would definitely be enough.
The Cosmic Orb, also known as the Power Stone, can be sold to collectors and the resulting cosmic currency is enough to build a large mothership.
Link had a lot on his mind. He needed to conceal his own strength while also preventing Thanos from succeeding. That required combat power, not his own, but the combat power he had created.
He had considered whether S.H.I.E.L.D. could continue to exist, but ultimately chose to abandon it because he didn't want the Avengers to split up.
Then he must support Captain America's choice, which is actually a good thing. After all, the Avengers also need personnel, so attracting some personnel to join the Avengers after S.H.I.E.L.D. collapses on the surface is feasible.
For example, wouldn't Maria Hill be a suitable candidate as a fleet commander?
Are so many Kun fighter pilots suitable to be pilots of the new Yan fighter?
These are all issues that can be considered, and the World Security Council can fund them, but the power remains in the hands of the Avengers, who do not participate in Earth politics and focus on dealing with powerful enemies in the universe.
That makes perfect sense, doesn't it?
Of course, it's not impossible for them to pay for it themselves. After all, Link wouldn't ask for less when selling a Power Stone. The collector is one of the world's top billionaires, so how could he ask for less?
Link didn't care about the Power Stone; it was useless to him. Having too many Infinity Stones wasn't a good thing. Just like Odin, the King of Gods, said, it's best not to keep the Infinity Stones together.
Learning is not difficult. After reading quickly, he can connect the information with his existing knowledge and fill in the gaps in his foundational knowledge, which is the most important thing.
Then came the expansion, and with readily available technology, Link quickly sketched out the prototype of the fighter jet, and then slowly filled it in little by little.
Named the Swallow fighter jet, it has only two seats: a pilot and a co-pilot. Behind them is a small compartment, with a layout similar to the Marauder fighter jet, but most of the other seats have been reduced in size.
For example, the Marauder fighter has a huge belly, while the Swallow fighter is not that big. Link completely eliminated the belly of the Marauder fighter.
It has been shrunk in size, more like a fighter jet on Earth, but due to energy and power issues, it is about three times larger than a fighter jet.
In this way, it will not have any living functions, and can only fly, which will make it convenient to build a mothership in the future.
With hundreds of Swallow fighters mounted on a mothership, its combat effectiveness would inevitably increase, but the design of the mothership gave Link a bit of a headache.
How to design it?
In particular, the shape of Thanos's mothership and the Kree's mothership are both horizontal. Without energy shields, this design concentrates all firepower on the front and has extremely thick armor.
The mothership was temporarily put aside to continue accumulating knowledge and perfecting the design of the Yan fighter jet, since he planned to pilot the Yan fighter jet himself and explore the universe.
Even with a star map, you still need to go there yourself. Link isn't afraid of getting lost in space because he has the Space Stone, which allows him to return directly to Earth without worrying about supplies.
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"Hey, Link!" Stark called out to Link, both of them looking somewhat haggard.
The two of them worked hard to learn, especially about communication. They also visited Asgard to see the technological applications there.
"How are you all doing with your studies?" Link asked.
They met during dinner that evening, and as they sat down to talk, they began to enjoy their meal.
Stark said, "We have a wealth of knowledge here, and Bruce and I already have ideas for communication equipment that will be implemented soon."
"However, their defenses here are far too weak. They have no radar, no satellites, and they are far too confident in their own strength."
"If I were to gain interstellar fame by mastering the universe, I would surely be able to find a way to break through."
Link nodded slightly and said, "That's true. Could you use their technology to build a radar?"
“Of course,” Stark said. “But is it necessary?”
"Didn't you say that if you mastered interstellar civilizations, you could definitely invade? But we don't need to for now," Link said. "We'll see in the future."
(End of this chapter)