The Fourth Calamity never believed in the steel torrent!

Chapter 167 Let's bombard them face-to-face with the invaders!

Boom boom boom!
In the fields, explosions rang out one after another, and every now and then, landmines planted by players would be detonated, blasting the unfortunate mine-detection teams into the air.

Behind this mine-detection unit, a Black Hawk Empire necromancer commanded hordes of skeletons to line up the dead bones and trample them across the fields like a comb.

"Well, everyone? Now you understand the significance of necromancy, right?"

"Perhaps you have some moral fastidiousness about this, but from the perspective of productivity development, the popularization of necromancy is necessary!"

"Whether it's fighting a war or producing goods, we can't do without the undead..."

Many soldiers were dissatisfied with the necromancer's incessant chatter, but for a moment they didn't know how to refute him.

They dislike both the indiscriminate slaughter of civilians and the desecration of the dead, while necromancers embody both.

But then again, they are currently at war!

Right now, it's much better to sacrifice some insignificant undead cannon fodder than to sacrifice their own people, isn't it?

If their sappers were to clear mines, setting aside how long it would take, the sheer number of sappers who would be killed during the process would be heartbreaking.

Thinking about it this way, it doesn't seem wrong to say that it's better to die than to die, but they always feel that there is a hurdle in their hearts that they can't get over.

Although they felt a little uncomfortable, the minefield that had been bothering them was quickly cleared away by the undead.

Even when facing anti-armor mines that wouldn't be detonated by infantry stepping on them, there were specialized skeleton soldiers who would pull a large roller to crush the mines one by one.

"Gentlemen, our enemy has cheated again! The mage unit is back on the field, and it's our familiar old friend, the Necromancer!"

"Later, we need to figure out a way to steal their necromancer and necromancer squad!"

Meanwhile, among the players, some are calling on others to organize a suicide squad to steal the enemy's necromancer.

Actually, some scout players had already tried to steal the necromancer before, but they failed.

After the attack, the enemy's vigilance had clearly increased significantly. The scout had barely gotten close when he was shot dead by the enemy's marksman.

The other players listened quietly, while others explained to the newbies who were encountering mages for the first time what abilities these mages generally possessed.

Even Andrei, who was spying on the chat area, could get a general idea of ​​what the players were doing, even though he couldn't see what they were doing because the players in the village weren't within his minimap.

Andrei didn't know if his players had compiled any strategy guides or tutorials in private, but he felt that he could take the time to encourage them to create some.

With this in mind, he posted a long-term task, asking players to write strategy guides and post them in the chat area. After review, the guides deemed acceptable would receive a reward of 500 merit points.

Meanwhile, after arguing in the chat area, the players quickly figured out how to steal the enemy's necromancer.

As things stand, the only way to eliminate the enemy's necromancers is through a desperate, all-out attack, hoping they can break through the enemy's multiple blockades.

Otherwise, we would have to lure the enemy's main force over first, leaving the necromancer's guards vulnerable, before we could take him down.

Otherwise, with a large number of Black Hawk soldiers surrounding this necromancer, it would have been very difficult for them to find an opportunity to strike!
Especially now that the enemy has activated its armored vehicles, their firepower has been significantly enhanced, making it even less likely that infantry can break through. "Wait a minute, I suddenly have an idea!"

Just then, one of the players suddenly had an idea.

"By the way, haven't we already unlocked the Intruder Suit?"

"Then let's wait until the necromancer gets a little closer, then just send the intruders to charge in and overwhelm them! A barrage of warp cannon fire, I don't believe their necromancer will survive!"

Yeah, what are they doing here coming up with a bunch of complicated tactics?
Instead of wasting time luring the enemy, it would be better to just send in invaders straight to their faces!

After coming up with this idea, the players immediately took action. Several players who considered themselves good at playing the Intruder class exchanged for the Intruder outfit, while other players who were good at racing exchanged for the three-wheeled motorcycle.

While pairing a three-wheeled vehicle with an intruder might seem a bit odd, considering their mission is to deliver the intruder to the enemy for a direct confrontation, using a three-wheeled vehicle seems quite reasonable.

Meanwhile, another group of players were preparing to launch a counterattack.

They didn't really think they were in a good position to counterattack at this time; their main purpose was to draw enemy fire and buy more time for the motorcyclists.

Otherwise, their motorcyclists are ultimately a bit too fragile, and their warhorses are equally unreliable when facing concentrated enemy fire.

At least the warhorses were not so resilient that they could survive being hit by an enemy cannonball.

The players discussed their plans very quickly; within just one minute, a player unit was already rearmed.

They then launched their operation.

Boom boom!
A group of players operating mortars were the first to fire smoke grenades into the distance. As one shell after another landed, the battlefield in front of them was soon filled with a large amount of smoke.

"Watch out! The enemy is about to make another move! Machine gunner, get ready!"

Upon seeing this large area of ​​smoke grenades, the Black Hawk soldiers instantly became alert, especially since they had heard that there seemed to be an elite force of the Cambrian Empire that was very skilled at using smoke grenades.

Faced with the billowing smoke, both the enemy troops outside the smoke and the soldiers already trapped inside stopped in their tracks and became alert.

At the same time, the necromancer continued to control the skeletons to clear a path forward, while also using them to probe the enemy's location.

"Ula——!"

Just then, accompanied by a battle cry and a series of intense gunshots, a group of players who had been hiding in the makeshift tunnels suddenly rushed out of the tunnels and ran wildly toward the smoke in the distance.

As a fire dragon lit up, several Black Hawk soldiers instantly burst into flames, but at the same time, the other Black Hawk soldiers also locked onto the location of the flamethrower soldier.

"Think you can defeat my soldiers by fighting desperately? It's not that easy."

Seeing the enemy's movements, the necromancer's lips curled into a contemptuous smile, and he raised his hand to fire a necromancer ray.

(End of this chapter)