The Fourth Calamity never believed in the steel torrent!

Chapter 192 Oh no, does this world really have a subspace?

"Long live! Our Air Force brothers are awesome!"

"Haha, well done! Kill these bastards!"

On the position, watching the two airships explode one after another and then crash to the ground, the soldiers cheered and quickly crawled deeper into the anti-aircraft bunker.

Although they wanted to see for themselves how the airships were shot down, their own lives were more important than watching the spectacle.

This thing could really kill people if it fell to the ground, and there's nothing the air force guys up there can do about it.

No matter how strong they are, it's impossible for them to shoot down an enemy while also controlling the landing point of the enemy airship, right?
"Hehehe, not bad! It seems that the technology of our Cambrian Empire isn't as bad as those people outside say!"

In the headquarters, the army group commander, who had witnessed the entire air battle, smiled and said that his initial anxiety was no longer visible on his face.

"You're absolutely right! I never expected the Empire's research department to be so capable, quietly creating this kind of aircraft that we've never seen before!"

"Moreover, judging from its performance on the battlefield, this thing seems to be quite mature, at least better than the airships we're currently using!"

Beside the commander, one of his adjutants echoed his sentiments.

Although the two army generals couldn't figure out the intricacies of this special aircraft or understand its performance specifications, they could still understand its combat record.

In past air battles, they had often lost more than they won against the Black Hawk Empire's airship forces. This was not only because the enemy's tactical system was more sophisticated and their training was better, but also because they were outmatched in technology.

Sometimes it's not fair to say that their skills are vastly different, but small differences in one area or another accumulate and eventually create a huge disparity.

Often in battle, they might not even be able to shoot down one or two enemy airships before suffering heavy losses.

Now, they had taken down the enemy's two airships in a single encounter, seemingly without much effort.

At least from this perspective, this special aircraft seems to be much more powerful than the Black Hawk Empire's small airships!

In contrast to the jubilation on the Cambrian front, the Black Hawk Empire was quite furious.

They deployed their air force, intending to teach the enemy on the ground a lesson, but to their utter surprise, they were instead attacked by a group of strange aircraft that appeared out of nowhere!
Thinking of the battle reports from the front, Black Hawk officers quickly matched the aircraft with the information sent by General Ron.

"That's right, it looks like this should be one of their special flying machines!"

An officer lowered his binoculars, frowned slightly, and said to his adjutant beside him:

"It's strange, really. When exactly did they develop this kind of aircraft? It seems quite mature already!"

"Why didn't they use this weapon at the beginning of the war? Why did they only bring it out now that things have come to this point?"

He couldn't quite understand why the Cambrian Empire would have used good equipment from the start if it had it.
We've already started a full-scale war, why are you still thinking about holding back?
Beside him, the adjutant he was questioning hesitated for a moment before guessing:

"Sir, I suspect this might be related to the internal power struggle within the Cambrian Empire's Research Bureau?"

"As you know, the factions within these guys are very complicated. They're divided into aristocratic factions, commoner factions, and various other aristocratic factions. There are so many factions that I can't even tell them apart."

"Perhaps they did have research results in this area a long time ago, but because their faction was in a rather awkward position, such as facing a purge, this weapon could not be put into use in time?"

Upon hearing the words "anti-revolutionary purge," the doubt in the Black Hawk officer's eyes vanished instantly, and he nodded in deep agreement.

Yes, the Cambrian Empire suffered various setbacks during the purges, with a severe shortage of talent and other problems.

For example, a designer was perfectly fine, but just because he had studied in their Black Hawk Empire, he was inexplicably arrested, and his design plans were thrown aside.

They strongly suspect that the designers of this aircraft may have also encountered similar incidents, but because of the outbreak of war, the Cambrian Empire did not have enough aircraft on hand, so they brought out this experimental product.

"Hmph, they're nothing but a group of short-sighted, inferior people. They're ignorant, backward, selfish, and short-sighted. They deserve to be conquered by the empire's iron cavalry!"

After letting out a cold snort, the officer refocused his attention on the aerial combat overhead.

He couldn't care less about the seemingly unfavorable situation in the air battle; all he could think about was collecting data on this aircraft, figuring out its principles as much as possible, and then bringing the intelligence back.

He believed that as long as the Black Hawk Empire took this aircraft seriously, it should be able to quickly imitate similar weapons.

He had never questioned that the empire's industrial strength was the best in the world.

The aerial battle overhead continued, with some players' fighter jets being shot down in mid-air by anti-aircraft guns, and airships once again falling victim to the barrage of rockets.

The anti-aircraft firepower of those large airships is really formidable; they are practically mobile warships. Moreover, their anti-aircraft layout is far more rational than that of warships.

Perhaps it's because this thing doesn't need to be equipped with the large turrets of warships. Those hemispherical turrets protruding from the outside of the airship can attack a very wide range, and there is very little obstruction.

In addition, the anti-aircraft guns inside these turrets were also very well designed, so the player's groundbreaking attempt to build a large airship quickly failed.

Fortunately, the bomber-killer fighter jet controlled by the player has a quick repair skill that allows it to rapidly replenish health.

In Battlefield, this would directly add 40 health points to the aircraft. In this context, it means quickly repairing damage to the aircraft, significantly improving its condition.

So as long as you're careful and don't get blown up by enemy anti-aircraft guns in mid-air, and keep a certain distance, these fighter jets are still quite resilient thanks to this skill.

"Damn it, if you ask me, it's because our biplanes aren't fast enough to crash into them!"

"If we could get those cherry blossom planes from Japan, or those German jet fighters, I don't believe that airship could withstand our ramming!"

In the chat area, some players couldn't help but complain that the anti-aircraft firepower of those large airships was really annoying.

If there are many of them, it's better, as they have enough teammates to share the firepower and act as cannon fodder, and they will always have a chance to charge forward.

But when they only had a few planes, those large airships in front of them were like thorns all over their bodies. They couldn't get close at all; if they got even slightly close, they would be blown up on the spot, and if their planes were even slightly grazed, they would be severely damaged.

"But speaking of which, if we switch to fast fighter jets in the future, will our Void Shield be triggered when we crash into them?"

Just then, a player suddenly thought of a crucial question.

"Don't forget, the airships in this world are all incredibly strange. Just like the warships in the Warhammer world, they even have void shields on them that can intercept high-speed weapons!"

"If we switch to fast fighter jets, they might get intercepted by the Void Shield!"

Reminded of this, the other players all gasped in shock.

"Hiss—! You know what, it's actually possible!"

"Isn't this ridiculous? Fast fighters will be intercepted by the Void Shield, and slow fighters can't break through. What are we going to do then? Do we have any aircraft that are like aerial tanks?"

At this point, the player thought carefully and racked his brains, wondering if there was a slow-moving aircraft with particularly high defense.
Upon closer reflection, it seems that the Soviet Il-2 attack aircraft did indeed have the nickname of "flying tank" during World War II. These aircraft were equipped with 6 to 12 millimeters of armor, which could effectively intercept ordinary machine gun bullets.

The aircraft's survivability is enhanced even by the defenses around the cockpit, which are strong enough to intercept enemy large-caliber machine gun bullets.

However, no matter how strong its survivability is, it can only withstand a couple more machine gun shots at most.

Even against an 88mm anti-aircraft gun, it would still be one shot, one kill!
That being said, what aircraft in this world can stop an 88mm anti-aircraft gun?
Even tanks can't stop it, let alone airplanes! You can't really fly a Maus into the sky, can you?
"Wait, I've suddenly thought of another crucial question!"

"I wonder if the Void Shield in this world is completely based on the Warhammer universe. If it can indeed transport us to places like the Warp, wouldn't this thing be equivalent to some kind of special portal?"

As soon as one player finished speaking, the entire chat area fell silent.

"Genius, truly genius! Could we possibly be exploring new maps in this way?"

"It's hard to say. It depends on whether the game was designed with this kind of thing in the beginning. If the game doesn't have a subspace or other similar areas, and doesn't have a separate map for that, then obviously it can't be done this way."

Despite saying that, the players are already looking forward to it.

They wondered if there really were realms like subspace in this world that they could explore.

If it really exists, then this world would be incredible!
Andrei, who was in the rear and busy arranging for soldiers to set up defensive positions, also saw the content in the chat area.

He was stunned when he saw this.

Because he had never considered where the void shields on these airships were deflecting the attacks.
All he knew was that this shield wasn't a substantial force field shield, or an energy shield that could melt a cannonball in an instant.

Because all the shells fired seem to vanish into thin air, as if they never existed at all, leaving no trace whatsoever.

Andrei didn't believe that this energy shield could vaporize the shells on the spot; at most, it could only melt them.
If the shell is melted, shouldn't some molten iron or something fall out?
Thinking about this, Andrei suddenly felt a chill run down his spine.

Good heavens, could this thing really be a void shield that can deflect attacks into warp space?

Or, to put it another way, does this world really have a subspace?

Despite his desperate attempts to deny the possibility of a subspace in this world, the more he thought about it, the more he felt that it was highly likely that a subspace existed in this world.

The enemy's battle mages, in a sense, seem no different from psionicists, and in this world, faith also has power, and there are entities like living saints.

Even before that, he saw the enemy's abyss mage suddenly conjure several strange aether hounds. What's the difference between this and a psionicist summoning warp creatures and demons?
The more Andrei thought about it, the more his scalp tingled, as if four card players in the warp had already noticed him. Add to that the rabbit ears on that airship earlier, and hiss—!
What the hell! What kind of messed-up world did he transmigrate into?

Andrei is terrified that he might wait until the war is over and then turn around to find a giant golden man descending from the sky with a fleet, claiming to be his father.

After he finished speaking, he sent his legion and fleet to him, ordering him to join him on an expedition. Then a bald war general invited him to rebel.

While Andrei was still lost in thought, the air battle on the other side was almost over.

Despite the difficulty of the battle, the Black Hawk Empire's air force continued to destroy the player's planes one after another, simply because there were too many of them.

The player's aircraft is slightly lacking in firepower, and can only stay on the periphery of this air fleet to engage in dogfights with the enemy's small airships. If it is even slightly targeted by the enemy's large-caliber anti-aircraft guns, it may be accidentally blown up on the spot.

Now, the player only has one aircraft left, and it's an air combat fighter that's not very suitable for dealing with the Void Shield.

Their rockets can also penetrate the void shields on medium-sized airships, since those are slow, but their incendiary bullets can only be used to shoot down small airships.

Thinking of this, the last air combat player gritted his teeth and decided to try their previous suggestion—to crash into the enemy's void shield!

At their normal aircraft speed, it seems unlikely that they could trigger the Void Shield, but his type of air combat fighter has an acceleration skill that can increase the aircraft's speed significantly in an instant.

He didn't know if the Void Shield could intercept him after he crashed into it. If not, he could just destroy a medium-sized enemy airship with relatively weak firepower with his impact, which wouldn't be a loss.

If the Void Shield is indeed triggered, then they can see what it looks like to be blocked by the Void Shield!
"Come on, brothers, let's open the market!"

"Place your bet now, let's see what we'll see when we crash into the Void Shield."

In the chat area, some players simply set up a betting pool based on this move, and the vast majority of players chose to die on the spot and then respawn immediately if they ran into it.

In their view, creating an additional subspace would be far too difficult and unnecessary at this point.

If they were game developers, they could easily let players create entirely new warp maps while they play, and then, when the time is right, introduce an event like a warp portal to give players the opportunity to enter the warp.

However, some players simply voted for the option to travel to the subspace just for fun.

Why worry about all that? It's just for fun!

If there really is a subspace, wouldn't that be incredibly awesome?

Under the horrified gaze of the Black Hawk Empire's medium-sized airship, the plane, even after being hit by several shots and having its tail shattered, still charged toward them.

And in an instant, the aircraft suddenly burst into an extremely absurd acceleration. This exaggerated speed difference made it difficult for the anti-aircraft guns on their airship to aim.

Because this medium-sized airship was located in a relatively remote area, there were no other airships nearby providing artillery cover.

So, to the horrified gaze of the Black Hawk soldiers, the fighter jet crashed into the Void Shield, then suddenly flashed and disappeared.

"Wow...that's amazing! I never imagined that this kind of aircraft could fly so fast!"

"Haha, what's the use of flying fast? He was still stopped by our deflection shield! If it weren't for his speed, our shield wouldn't have been able to stop him!"

The Black Hawk soldiers on the airship, having survived the ordeal, felt nothing but immense relief.

As for exactly where the plane was deflected, they didn't think about it carefully, because they didn't understand the principle behind deflection shields.

All they knew was that this thing was a piece of black technology created by the Imperial Mage, capable of diverting attacks that were fast enough.

As for where it will be transferred specifically?

Who knows, maybe it's at the bottom of the sea!
While the Black Hawk helicopter pilots were busy celebrating their narrow escape, the chat area among the players was in an uproar!

Rice Noodle Roll Cat: [Holy crap! No way, this world really does have a subspace?! I apologize, I underestimated game development!]

Hao Nan: [Goodness, it's confirmed! We really are in the Warhammer world! So, which planet are we on now, and when will the Emperor arrive?]

Golden Constipation Toilet Guy: [Quack! I'll never dare to tease the Emperor again, Your Majesty, come save me!]

Amidst the astonished gazes of the group of players and Andrei, the plane somehow found itself in an extremely bizarre world.

The world before them was shrouded in a hazy, gray mist, and one could vaguely sense some enormous creatures floating within it.

Although the image was static, they seemed to sense that eerie and malicious gazes were watching them from all directions through the fog.

"Hehehe, family members, let's explore the warp for you! But speaking of which, I didn't expect the warp to be like this. It seems a bit different from what I imagined the warp to be?"

A player, who had been inexplicably teleported to an unknown space while flying a plane, kept taking screenshots of the surrounding scenery and commenting in the chat area. He had no idea where he was, and had even lost his sense of space, completely unable to distinguish up from down from left from right.

Anyway, the surrounding fog looks spacious enough, so we can just let him drive slowly inside!
If you don't die, you can keep flying the plane; if you die, you can start over!

However, the player's plane had only been flying for a short time when he was attacked inexplicably.

A group of strange-looking little creatures, resembling planktonic organisms with cysts, flew to his plane at some point and extended tentacles toward it.

When these tentacles touched the aircraft, an electric current instantly appeared, paralyzing the pilot's body on the spot!
Fortunately, the player turned off pain and other discomfort sensations when entering the game, so he didn't really feel the electric shock sensation, only a slight itch.

Without a second thought, the player quickly maneuvered the fighter jet in a circle, trying to shake off these strange creatures.

At the same time, he fired a series of incendiary bullets into the fog ahead, not knowing whether he would hit any enemies.

After all, the fog was too thick, and he couldn't see anything, so he could only guess blindly in this way.

A burst of incendiary bullets struck ahead, suddenly igniting a faint flash of light.

Although the light was fleeting, it was dazzling in the otherwise dark gray fog.

Upon seeing this, the player immediately knew that they had hit something!

But before he could continue firing, a long, grotesque, gray claw that looked somewhat like a bird's claw suddenly emerged from the gray mist.

He only had time to curse "Holy shit!" before the giant claw grabbed his plane and crushed him like a tiny insect.

Despite the rapid attack, the player's screenshot speed was equally impressive, managing to capture a screenshot of the giant claw before dying and sending it to the chat area.

Seeing the giant claw in front of them and feeling the terrifying visual impact, a group of players couldn't help but exclaim "Holy crap!" and "666!"

However, the players didn't find anything strange about the giant claw; they simply regarded it as some kind of punishment for leaving the combat zone.

Strangely enough, after entering the subspace, the player did not receive a notification indicating that they had left the combat zone.

But getting killed by this thing seems more creative!
Many players have already started discussing getting an aerial combat fighter, then ramming into the enemy's Void Shield to experience the warp environment in advance.

While the downside of doing this is that it consumes a lot of aircraft and can easily waste merit points, for players who enjoy having fun, such trivial matters are nothing.

The thing about merit is that when you're broke, you should work hard to save up as much as possible, and when you're rich, you should squander it!
However, compared to the players, Andrei was feeling extremely upset at the moment.

Upon suddenly learning that such bizarre things existed in the world he lived in, Andrei felt a chill run down his spine.

So, where exactly does that space connected by the Void Shield lead? Could it really lead to the warp?

But for some reason, Andrei felt that the place didn't quite resemble the warp, or at least it was different from the warp he had in mind.

He wasn't quite sure what the subspace actually looked like, since theoretically, the subspace perceived by different people would appear completely different.

Some people see the warp as an ocean, others as a forest or a desert, and still others as an endless starry sky.

These perceptions cannot be said to be wrong, because in their minds, the image of the subspace is indeed like this.

Therefore, Andrei wasn't sure whether the gray fog in front of him was actually subspace; he only harbored a slight doubt in his heart.

"Once this battle is over, I need to find someone with technical expertise to ask about that void shield. This space really looks a bit eerie!"

On the player side, other players piloting aircraft flew towards the previously discovered battlefield.

Andrei didn't know if this wave of air support could change the siege battlefield, but he believed that this air support would at least have some effect on the friendly forces on the ground.

As for leading troops to break through the enemy's encirclement and rescue friendly forces?

This absurd idea only flashed through Andrei's mind before he dismissed it.

With the small force he has, what can he do besides deliver himself to the enemy?
Moreover, his mission was to block the enemy and allow the troops who successfully broke through to cross the bridge. Once these people had broken through, he could blow up the bridge.

So he didn't have the time or inclination to make his mission complicated. It was already pretty good that the players brought the air force over to deliver a wave of warmth!
Meanwhile, the cavalry unit led by Major General Mikhailov, with its scouts at the forefront, had spotted an enemy force and engaged it in battle.

To be precise, they discovered that the enemy force was pursuing their friendly forces. The scout cavalry fired a few shots from a distance, dealt with the enemy who had spotted them, and then immediately withdrew.

"General, we have located the infantry corps that broke through the encirclement, but their current situation is very dire!"

"They've abandoned almost all their heavy weapons, the entire force is in complete disarray, and the enemy has a mechanized infantry unit chasing them. They're on the verge of collapse!"

The scout cavalryman who ran back gave the general a detailed report of what he had seen. After listening to his report, Mikhailov immediately realized that the situation was not good.

If you are prepared, it is not a big deal to try to stop an enemy mechanized infantry unit, because the Black Hawk Empire's mechanized infantry actually has a lot of weaknesses.

Due to a shortage of self-propelled artillery, the Black Hawk Empire's mechanized infantry often experienced a disconnect between their artillery units and the front lines during assaults.

Therefore, when attacking fortified positions, these less-than-mature mechanized units often suffer from insufficient firepower, making it difficult to break through the enemy's strongholds.

But clearly, this infantry corps, which had already been defeated, was no tough nut to crack. They were on the verge of collapse and were merely clinging to life.

Without hesitation, Mikhailov immediately devised a plan for a surprise attack.

Based on his estimation, he knew that the enemy's mechanized infantry would definitely advance along the road when pursuing them, so he led his armored troops directly across the middle section of the road!

With the firepower of this armored force, he was fully confident that he could cut off the enemy on the road. Then, he could send the cavalry to charge the enemy's vanguard from the other side, which would catch them completely off guard!
Although the plan is simple and crude, it is absolutely effective in this situation.

Mikhailov handed over all his cavalry to his adjutant, instructing him to lead the cavalry in another direction, while he himself boarded a reindeer mech.

Compared to other reindeer mechs, the one he made is a command type mech, or it should be called a parade type.

The reason it's called that is simple: this mech has a terrace with a great view, where officers can sit and enjoy a superb view, and even place a couple of bottles of wine next to it.

There's no way around it; these mechs may look glamorous, but the environment inside is simply indescribable.

The polluted air, the loud noise, and the stench from excrement all make the inside of the mech smell terrible.

There's no other way. If a soldier needs to use the restroom while piloting a mech, they can't just park the mech and go outside to use the restroom once they're in combat.
Therefore, there are special buckets for excrement under the soldiers' seats. After they have finished, they can ask someone to carry them out and throw them outside.

Not to mention the heat generated when the machine starts up; a huge heat source, plus the surrounding sheet metal, is enough to turn the inside into a giant steamer in an instant.

It can be said that armored soldiers only look glamorous from the outside. In reality, most armored soldiers don't really like being inside armored vehicles.

For this reason, Cambrian specially produced this special model of reindeer-drawn armored soldiers, so that those armored soldiers from noble families could sit on them during military parades.

At that time, they will not have to endure the heat inside the armor, and they can stand on the terrace with high spirits and wave to people outside. The look will be quite impressive.

After the outbreak of war, this type of mech was reclassified as a command type, which allows the commander to sit on the rear terrace and enjoy a better command perspective.

The space that was originally used to store alcohol can now also be used to store a radio, which is perfect for the commander to issue orders.

Compared to the Black Hawk Empire, the Cambrian Empire's armored forces have always had a major problem: in addition to their small numbers, the Cambrian armored forces' biggest problem is their lack of emphasis on communication.

The Black Hawk Empire equips each armored vehicle with a radio device on top, but the Cambrian Empire only equips a very small number of armored vehicles with radios; generally, only command vehicles are equipped with this device.

This often leads to coordination problems for the Cambrian Empire's armored forces during combat. Compared to other countries' small squads coordinating their operations, Cambrian armored soldiers often fight independently.

From this perspective, even disregarding other factors and removing all skill and physical enhancements and data-driven bonuses, a player could be considered to be cheating simply by relying on a chat area.

The communication problems that plagued the Cambrian Empire were solved by players simply by shouting in the chat area to notify other players.

What does this mean? It means that every player is equipped with a walkie-talkie, and it's the kind that works regardless of distance!
It can be said that players have unknowingly entered a state of information warfare.

Despite Mikhailov's best efforts to urge his armored vehicle's pilot on, his reindeer mech was still not fast enough compared to the players ahead of him.

Fortunately, Andrei took into account Mikhailov's heart capacity, so before handing over the players' armored forces to him, he specially adjusted these players to a marching state.

In this state, players who are AFK are still quite obedient, at least they won't perform some extreme racing.

Otherwise, if Mikhailov saw these players actually racing, he would probably question his existence on the spot.

Although the players were in a marching state, they instantly returned to normal when Mikhailov gave the order to attack.

"Wow, we've arrived? That was pretty fast!"

After glancing at their current location, the players quickly entered combat mode and, without waiting for Mikhailov to give them specific instructions on how to fight, drove straight down the hillside.

The gentle slope had no effect on their tanks, and the enemy troops on the road were still in a daze. It would be a waste of this opportunity not to launch a surprise attack!

"Warriors of the Empire, we..."

Mikhailov stood on the mech, drew his gleaming saber, and originally intended to give a speech to the soldiers to inspire them.

When he looked back, he saw that the armored vehicles that had accompanied his unit were already charging downhill!

"...Charge immediately! Wipe out all the Black Hawk devils below!"

So he quickly changed the subject and gave the other soldiers the order to charge, while inwardly complaining:
What's wrong with the guys under Andrei?

He thought that since Andrei's unit was so capable in battle, it must be well-disciplined!

The sudden appearance of dozens of armored vehicles startled the Black Hawk soldiers, especially since the vehicles looked strange.

This was the first time they had ever seen an armored vehicle with a turret on its rear!

There was no other way; after all, the Chrysanthemum truck was originally converted from a truck, and there was nowhere to mount the cannon, so the turret could only be placed at the rear, which did look rather strange.

But no matter what, the Chrysanthemum Car's firepower is truly formidable!

A series of 76mm grenades were fired and exploded in the convoy in front of them in the blink of an eye.

The Black Hawk soldiers, still traveling on the truck, were subjected to heavy artillery fire before they could even jump off.

The truck whose fuel tank was hit exploded instantly and burst into flames.

Facing a 76mm cannon, these trucks with no armor protection are meaningless; if they are hit, they will be killed instantly!
"Anti-armor! Quick, where are the anti-armor infantry?"

Some soldiers who managed to jump down saw the enemy armored vehicles getting closer and closer and quickly shouted to the others, desperately hoping that the anti-tank infantry could support them.

Aside from grenades, they had little weaponry that could damage such armored vehicles, and even if they immediately produced cluster grenades, they couldn't guarantee how effective they would be.

If the enemy only has one armored vehicle, they are confident they can blow it up with cluster grenades.

The problem is that the enemy's armored vehicles are now swarming across the mountains, dozens of them pushing forward at once, plus other armored vehicles following behind.

When these firing positions are intertwined, any infantryman who rushes out will only face certain death, as there is no time to stuff grenades under the enemy vehicle.

Compared to these light infantry, the anti-tank infantry suffered heavy losses in the previous battles, with the vast majority of them failing to escape the first round of artillery fire.

There was no other way; the enemy was coming on strong, and the anti-armor infantry equipment was too heavy.

The anti-tank guns and bullets they carried were large and heavy, making them very difficult to move, and jumping off the vehicle was also troublesome.

If they hadn't jumped off the vehicle immediately, the subsequent shelling would most likely have killed them.

So, apart from a few anti-tank infantrymen who managed to jump down with their equipment, the rest of the anti-tank infantrymen, even if they survived, were left empty-handed.

Seeing that they had nothing in their hands, and looking at the enemy firing cannons and machine guns at the advancing armored vehicles, they felt like crying but had no tears left.

Within this group, the Peacekeeper mechs responsible for escorting the vehicles immediately opened fire with their machine guns at the approaching armored vehicles in the distance.

The four machine guns, equipped with armor-piercing rounds, seemed to pose a certain threat to the armor of these armored vehicles. However, the Peacekeeper mechs were too fragile due to their small size.

There's almost no need to aim; just fire a couple of shots in the direction of the pacifier, and the shrapnel from the explosions will be enough to penetrate the armored vehicle.

If it were hit directly by artillery fire, the Peacemaker mech would undoubtedly be destroyed on the spot.

As the armored vehicle approached, some Black Hawk soldiers who had been hiding on the ground pretending to be dead suddenly jumped up, shouted, and rushed forward with cluster grenades, trying to blow up the armored vehicle in front of them.

But before he could rush forward, the players at the machine gun emplacement on the side had already fired bullets at him, instantly mowing down several assault team members.

"You little punk, you've been using this trick for ages!"

While firing, the player at the machine gun position on the side also activated the grenade skill.

It's unclear where it came from, but a long-handled grenade suddenly flew out of the narrow machine gun muzzle and landed right between two soldiers in the distance.

With a deafening boom, the two soldiers were instantly killed by the grenade. In their dying moments, their minds were filled with questions:

The firing port was completely blocked by enemy machine guns, so how did they manage to throw grenades through such a small gap?
With almost no need for armored vehicles to follow up and provide support, the player used the chrysanthemum vehicle alone to launch a surprise attack and take down all the enemies in front of them. They then continued their attack along the road and drove towards the other Black Hawk soldiers who were still heading this way.

Mikhailov, who was running right behind the vehicle, was momentarily speechless at the sight of the carnage and the agile, heavily armed tanks.

Good heavens, these soldiers under Andrei really don't hold back when it comes to shells and bullets!

The continuous machine gun fire was almost nonstop! Aren't they afraid of running out of bullets?
(End of this chapter)