The Fourth Calamity never believed in the steel torrent!

Chapter 110 Damn! Give me back the NPC who can say "666"!

A 90mm shell struck the small airship's gasbag precisely, easily tearing through its thin outer coating, followed by a violent explosion.

It is obvious that steel plates cannot be added to this airship, otherwise it would be severely overweight and would also compromise the elasticity of the airbags.

However, there is a special coating similar to rubber on the outside of its airbag, which can quickly expand and block the airship when it is punctured, preventing it from leaking air.

Unfortunately, such protective measures were not very effective against a 90mm shell, and the unfortunate airship, along with its pilot, was immediately blown to pieces.

"Take one down, then bring on the next one!"

No sooner had the words left his mouth than another shell was fired, and another small airship passing by was also not spared, being blown up in mid-air into a large fireball.

"This is impossible! Brother, how do you fire your cannons so accurately?"

Seeing the player destroy two airships with just two consecutive shells, the soldier who had been operating the anti-aircraft guns nearby almost knelt down on the spot.

He was initially dissatisfied and wanted to see this player make a fool of himself, to see just how accurate this boastful guy really was.

You wouldn't believe it until you see it!
Surprisingly, he wasn't just a boastful person; he actually had real skills!
He had never heard of a capability that could destroy two small airships with just two shots!

Players simply waved their hands dismissively at the NPCs' flattery, while simultaneously criticizing them in the comments section, saying that the NPCs in this game were really nice to talk to.

But isn't it only natural that the player has good aim?

Not only are the players sharp-eyed and sharp-eared, but they also have their own built-in crosshairs. By using these crosshairs, they only need to make slight judgments based on lead and test shots, and adjust the angle of the crosshair to hit the target every time.

Otherwise, under normal circumstances, how accurate would it be to observe with a gun scope?
Putting aside the error of the gun scope, the real-world wind direction and various influences, as well as the inherent error of the artillery itself, are far more demanding than in the game.

With two consecutive successful shots, the commander in the air naturally noticed the ace gunner on this position.

Although he didn't care much about the cannons over there, and didn't think that cannon could penetrate the shields of his Destroyer-class airship, he was very concerned about the gunner who could fire so accurately.

"087, take your wingman and take out the gunner on that side!"

"That guy's aim is too good; we can't let him live!"

As soon as he finished speaking, a medium-sized artillery airship immediately replied with a "received," and then, along with three small airships that resembled fighter jets, quickly approached the school where Andrei was located.

"Holy crap, what's going on? Could these shots have attracted the enemy?"

Seeing the small airships suddenly turn and rapidly approaching them, Andrei couldn't help but slap his forehead, telling his soldiers to quickly lie down and take cover.

There are no air-raid shelters. Andrei checked earlier and found that there were no air-raid shelters or basements in the entire school. Even the warehouses were just behind the buildings.

In response, he could only say that the Cambrian Empire's civil defense infrastructure was truly inadequate. Not to mention building some underground lecture halls, why didn't they dig more cellars?

Upon seeing enemies approaching, the player becomes even more excited, aiming the crosshair and immediately continuing to fire.

This time, the player aimed their shell at the larger airship, directing it towards the large air sac above its pod. Unfortunately, a suddenly appearing void shield instantly destroyed the player's shell, leaving the player somewhat frustrated.

"Damn it! What the hell is this Void Shield? Does it really require a barrage of fire to break it?"

The player urged his companion to reload the ammunition quickly while pondering the situation.

In his memory, the Void Shield in the Warhammer world could only be broken by a barrage of cannon fire. He wondered if this world was the same.

However, just as he fired his next shell, the airship simultaneously opened fire on him.

A set of twin-mounted rapid-fire cannons at the front of the pod unleashed a barrage of fire, with large numbers of shells continuously blasting towards the teaching building.

Shells hit the wall of the teaching building and exploded on the spot; some even came in through the windows.

Fortunately, the shells were not large in caliber, and the reinforced concrete walls of the school building were sturdy enough, so overall, the continuous shelling did not cause much damage to the people inside.

Moreover, at this moment, most of Andrei's soldiers had gone outside to wander around. How could so many people stay in the building all day?

"Holy crap, that thing actually has the ability to accelerate with nitrous oxide?"

Just then, Andrei suddenly noticed that the small airships were making some strange movements!

It's unclear what they did, but a visible trail of flame suddenly shot out from the tail of the three small airships. Immediately afterward, the three airships increased their speed by at least twice as much and flew menacingly towards this direction.

"What is that thing? Is it a rocket?"

Beside Andrei, the old lieutenant colonel rubbed his eyes, looking at the thing above his head with some disbelief, and asked:

"Commander, how come the Black Hawk Empire's technology is developing so fast? I remember when I was a new recruit on the battlefield, the Black Hawk Empire was still launching rockets from wooden frames!"

Andrei shook his head, indicating that he didn't know what was going on either.

However, it seems that the opponent's acceleration method cannot be used for a long time and can only be used as a short-term acceleration method.

Otherwise, they wouldn't have suddenly activated it when they were all close. If it had been activated before, their survival rate would have been much higher.
Da da da! Da da da!
As the small airships approached, a long burst of machine gun bullets came at them, instantly killing the two soldiers standing next to the player.

"Damn it! Those two NPCs had just finished praising me and you killed them! Die!"

Upon seeing the two NPCs beside him, who had been shot to pieces, the player operating the anti-aircraft gun was also enraged.

These days, is it really that easy to find an NPC who'll cheer you on?

If he wipes out his own atmosphere team in one fell swoop, what's the fun in firing the cannon?
A vengeful shell blasted a small airship that was diving towards them straight into the air and destroyed it.

But at the same time, the airship that was bombarding the player with rapid-fire cannons finally hit the anti-aircraft gun where the player was located, turning the player and the gun into pieces.

(End of this chapter)