The Fourth Calamity never believed in the steel torrent!

Chapter 115 The Giant Mechanical Legs from the Titan Units
After taking stock, it was found that Andrei's troops had lost a total of three ordinary soldiers and more than 20 player lives in the previous bombing.

For the three ordinary soldiers, Andrei could only have their bodies taken to the city's hospital and disposed of in the same way as the other bodies that died in the bombing. They didn't have time to hold a special funeral for these comrades.

The train that was supposed to pick them up had arrived, and they would be departing soon.

As for the lives of those 20-odd players?

Sorry, these unlucky players were completely ignored by Andrei.

Anyway, you can be resurrected by spending some merit points, so why worry so much?
From a resurrection perspective, players are tougher than cockroaches, so there's no need for them to worry. Players are here to fill in the gaps!
However, before setting off, Andrei's unit received another commendation.

Because in the previous bombing, Andrei's unit achieved amazing results in anti-aircraft combat, not only shooting down more than ten small enemy airships, but also a medium-sized artillery airship!

When Andrei received the commendation, he was surprised. He never expected that the player's battle results outside would be so fruitful!

However, he didn't know that while his soldiers were wandering around, the players were also idling and automatically wandering around. As a result, when the battle started, many players spawned in various corners of the city.

Given these players' personalities, they certainly wouldn't just sit idly by and watch themselves get bombed. What player would just sit and wait to die in such a situation?
So after the players searched the area, many anti-aircraft positions were inexplicably captured. A group of Cambrian soldiers who were chased away had no idea what was going on when they encountered a group of legendary ace gunners.

Having a crosshair in your eyes makes all the difference, a huge contrast to the Cambrian soldiers who could only use iron sights and had to deal with all sorts of weapon problems.

A group of players showed off their skills to the Cambrian soldiers on the anti-aircraft position, letting them witness firsthand what a legendary artillery god really is!

In addition, on the playground of the school in Andrei’s residence, several players were operating the captured Fearless mechs. After setting up the long-barreled 75mm cannons, they began to fire at the sky.

This thing is just as effective as an anti-aircraft gun as it is as effective as an anti-tank gun, and it is completely worth its large caliber.

Although, purely from a training perspective, the Black Hawk Empire's armored troops have never undergone anti-aircraft training, and the structure of this thing is actually not very suitable for anti-aircraft use because it lacks anti-aircraft sights.

However, in the hands of players with crosshairs, these Dauntless mechs were indeed treated like anti-aircraft mechs, which amazed the Cambrian officers but also made them worry.

How can the Black Hawk Empire's Dreadnought mechs be so powerful? They can even handle air defense!

With such exaggerated accuracy and such powerful long-range firepower, how are their mechs supposed to fight against the enemy's mechs?

The Black Hawk Empire's armored forces were unaware of the Cambrian army's deep concern for their Dauntless, given that even they themselves hadn't developed any anti-air capabilities.

Please, using this thing for air defense is theoretically almost impossible!

Putting aside everything else, just looking at their observation windows, it's almost impossible for them to see anything in the sky!

After gathering all the soldiers, Andrei and his men set off on the newly arrived military train, along with a batch of captured weapons and equipment that needed to be transferred to the rear.

Before getting on the vehicle, he made a point of checking what items the Cambrian army had captured from the enemy.
Generally speaking, the frontline troops captured a wide variety of items, but only they managed to capture an enemy mech intact.

Unfortunately, only these players have the ability to easily steal enemy mechs and even pilot them skillfully. The other captured enemy mechs are mostly in wreckage, or at the very least, severely damaged and unusable without repair.

"Good heavens, what... what is this thing?"

Upon glancing at the massive machine before him, Andrei couldn't help but exclaim in surprise; it was the first time he had ever seen such a large armored unit.

To be precise, what he saw was just a component of a complete armored unit, probably a mechanical leg.

But this thing is already about 10 meters long with just one mechanical leg, and it also has a rapid-fire cannon on it, so its firepower seems quite sufficient.

"Lieutenant Colonel, are you referring to this?"

A soldier guarding the station overheard Andrei's words and couldn't help but ask, "What's wrong?" Seeing Andrei nod, he pointed to the huge mechanical leg on the train car and said with pride:

"Sir, this is the wreckage of an enemy Titan mech we damaged on the battlefield, left behind by the enemy during their retreat!"

"That battle was incredibly difficult. If it weren't for the Titan Order turning the tide, we would have had absolutely no way to deal with that terrifying war behemoth!"

It's unclear what he was thinking, but a look of fear clearly appeared on the soldier's face.

"The Titan Order? Wait a minute, you know someone called..."

Upon hearing this word, Andrei suddenly thought of something. He was about to ask where his legendary fiancée was when he suddenly heard the sound of a train whistle.

Realizing that the train was about to depart, Andrei quickly ran towards the carriage, not even having time to ask any questions.

If he didn't get on the bus soon, he didn't want to be left alone here. Moreover, as the commander of a unit, if he disappeared without a trace, he might be accused of desertion!

I ran breathlessly to the carriage, and just as I stepped on, the train started moving.

He glanced at the steam locomotive in the distance, whose front was clearly much larger and had a complex gear structure, and then recalled the huge mechanical leg he had seen earlier, and couldn't help but roll his eyes.

He is now basically certain that the Titan Order in this world is probably not that different from the Titan Order in his memory.

Good heavens, the first thought that Andrei had when he thought of such a huge war machine moving on the battlefield was: how does this thing avoid enemy shells?
However, thinking about the void shield he had seen before, he felt that he didn't need to worry about that aspect with this thing either.

Without the Void Shield, a Titan might seem relatively vulnerable, but with the Void Shield, it becomes an invincible steel behemoth!

Damn, I don't even know if I've accidentally encountered an enemy Titan unit. What am I going to do then?
With that in mind, he decided to take advantage of this brief moment of free time to quickly upgrade the technology tree in his system.

Putting everything else aside, at least produce some vehicles like tanks!

(End of this chapter)