Mage Veigar

Chapter 192 Please enter the urn
Boom boom boom——

A series of explosions echoed over the city.

Tils, who witnessed the bridge being bombed through a military telescope, almost couldn't catch his breath.

"Is this brat a soldier of the Empire?!"

According to Tiles's prediction, shouldn't the enemy be bringing a large force, under the cover of war airships and magician squadrons, to charge towards him aggressively? Why did the result turn out like this?

This guy actually doesn't play by the rules and just blew up the bridge connecting the two sides?
Tiles was a little confused.

Although he had already deployed troops in his own controlled area, Vega directly destroyed the bridge, acting like a gangster who was trying to buy time with him, which directly made all his preparations go to waste.

Is this really a rookie officer?
Tirs began to truly value Vega's command ability.

Generally speaking, when faced with such a situation, low-level officers who have not yet entered school would only follow the Empire's inherent combat thinking and adopt a head-on approach to fight the war. No one would be like Vega, who had no intention of fighting him seriously.

Now how to do?
Continue to wait like this, and after 7 days it will mean that the other party has passed the test.

Tiers would never admit that he passed the test by such rogue means!

He took two steps back and forth.

Tiles realized that he needed to take the initiative instead of waiting for time to pass.

Since we have to take the initiative, the first problem we need to solve is how to reach the other side?
It is obviously impossible to reach the other side by bridge, because several bridges connecting the two sides have all been destroyed, and there is no time to rebuild the bridge.

Tiles first looked at the sky.

Ten war airships could carry a division to the other side, but Tils did not dare to take the risk. This was common sense that even a low-ranking officer understood.

Once the airship is shot down, it means that the entire army will be completely buried. The risk of using a war airship for airborne landing is too great.

Since it doesn’t work from the sky, then we can only go from the river.

Tiles looked towards the port. There were indeed several large commercial ships parked there. If he used the ships, he might be able to cross the river to the other side...

But just as he finished his thought, the explosion was heard again.

Boom boom boom!
There was no doubt that the explosion was caused by Vega.

Now that the bridge was blown up, how could Vega ignore another way to communicate between the two sides? Tiers's thinking about urban warfare was always a step behind Vega. By the time he thought of using ships, Vega had already blown them up before him.

“Damn it, damn it, damn it, damn it!!”

Tiles roared angrily. After so many years of marching and fighting, he had only experienced this kind of frustration from some senior generals and old opponents. He didn't expect that today he would be overtaken by a rookie officer in every way.

Tolerable or unbearable.

Tiles was determined to make sure that the brat knew how powerful he was. In addition, as a general, he would never give up easily due to his dignity.

Can’t cross the river without large ships?

Ah!
Tiles completely disregarded his image as a general and raised his middle finger towards the other side.

So what if he seized the initiative? He had no intention of using large ships to cross the river in the first place anyway.

Because even with the cover of air forces, it is difficult to guarantee that Vega's war airship will not sink large ships, so Vega's behavior of destroying large ships makes Tils feel a little petty.

If it were him, he would definitely leave the large ships behind and bomb them after the enemy troops boarded. Tiles sneered and then looked at some small and medium-sized fishing boats.

Although a small fishing boat can only accommodate about 20 people, and even a medium-sized fishing boat can only accommodate a few hundred people at most, the advantage is that there are enough small and medium-sized fishing boats along the coast. If you collect them carefully, it is easy to count three or four hundred.

Tils was going to use small and medium-sized fishing boats to reach the other side.

There is no need to explain the advantages of using small fishing boats to reach the other side in small teams. The most important point is not to be afraid of the enemy's magic bombing. Because there are limited war airships, it is impossible to wipe out hundreds of fishing boats at once. Under the cover of one's own air forces, at most only a dozen boats will be lost.

That's not all.

What Tils is most confident about now is the guerrilla tactics. In this battle, he will thoroughly implement his own tactics. Another advantage of using small fishing boats is that they have been broken down into small pieces, so guerrilla warfare can be launched as soon as they reach the other side.

Thinking of this, Tiles smiled knowingly.

Using small boats to reach the other side was an ingenious idea that even he had to admire himself. He decided to incorporate the idea of ​​breaking up into small pieces to cross the river into the basic course of guerrilla warfare.

Just when Tiles was feeling proud, Vega also laughed.

The reason why the large ships were blown up was because Vega was afraid that his own air force would not be able to defeat Tiles's air force. At that time, Tiles's large force would land collectively. Although he was 90% sure of annihilating the enemy, he could not guarantee that his own strength would not drop below 20% in the battle.

As long as the other party breaks down into small pieces, everything will be solved.

Once Tils broke up his troops into small groups and landed using small fishing boats, his own troops would have almost no chance of failure as they had occupied almost all the commanding heights in the firefight zone and had even established defenses at road intersections and large buildings.

It can be said without exaggeration.

By giving up the attack, Tiles can still retain the last bit of his general's dignity, and Vega can also be regarded as having successfully passed the test in a sneaky way. Once Tiles lands in small pieces, Vega will let Tiles know what the correct way to conduct urban warfare is.

After half an hour.

Tiles's troops landed successfully, and Vega also sent out air forces to bomb, but they were entangled by Tiles' air forces in the middle of the battle. In the end, the fight was 55-, and both sides took a step back.

Therefore, the protagonist of this battle is still the army.

As soon as Tiers's troops successfully landed, they sneaked into the city and started fighting in small teams. However, they did not look for Vega's main force at the first time. Instead, they took the supplies on the ship and set up concealed supply points and hiding places.

Although all this was done secretly, it was seen by Vega's troops.

"it is as expected."

Vega pulled up a smile. He was sure that Tiers did not understand the essence of urban warfare. After the army landed, he did not order the occupation of commanding heights and establishment of control areas as soon as possible, but instead launched guerrilla warfare in a manner similar to that of imitating others?

No, this is not guerrilla tactics at all.

His guerrilla tactics can't be so stupid!
In Vega's view, the essence of guerrilla warfare in the city is to rely on the masses and utilize the terrain.

If there are no masses and the terrain is unfamiliar, then you need to occupy the commanding heights and directly establish a control zone through street fighting. Guerrilla warfare carried out in the control zone with full vision has almost no possibility of failure.

Because the enemy who loses the commanding heights is like a blind man who can only be beaten.

Obviously, Tiers's troops are now this blind man.

Their movements were completely under Vega's control, and Vega had already put the main force into action, relying on the vision provided by the guerrilla squad on the commanding heights to wipe out Tiers' landing forces one by one.

(End of this chapter)