The Fourth Calamity never believed in the steel torrent!

Chapter 239 Cavalry against cavalry, armor against armor!
"We are Budyonny's Red Cavalry, and there are many stories about our heroic deeds!"

"Whether on a clear night or during a rainy day, we bravely charged forward..."

As the large contingent of player cavalry charged, one player, for reasons unknown, suddenly began singing the very famous Soviet aria, "Budyonny's Cavalry March."

Accompanied by this rousing march, the players charged toward the Warsahnia cavalry, whose numbers far outnumbered their own. At that moment, every cavalry player felt as if they had become a hero!
boom!boom!
Even when they were far from the enemy, some cavalry players took out their muskets and began firing at distant enemies.

It was also thanks to the extremely accurate nature of cavalry lances on the battlefield that they were able to hit the enemy at such a long distance, making them almost indistinguishable from infantry marksmen.

If it weren't for this, it would be entirely up to luck for a normal cavalryman to hit the enemy at such a distance.

The fact that a Warsaw Nile cavalryman fell from his horse surprised the cavalry officer leading the charge, but it did not dampen their momentum.

A cavalry charge must possess an indomitable spirit; even if comrades are killed by the enemy or fall from their horses, they must not stop.

Once this impact is lost, the cavalry charge becomes immediately vulnerable, especially in the process of cavalry charging, where whoever is faster has the greater advantage.

"Warsanne, charge! Let me see the pride of the Federation!"

"Swing your sabers and behead your enemies! That's all there is to fighting!"

Hearing the officer's angry roar from the front, the cavalrymen behind them echoed, raising their sabers above their heads, their blades gleaming coldly.

Behind these cavalrymen, other cavalrymen drew their muskets and fired at each other, but their archery skills were far inferior to the players'.

Basically, their hit rate is less than one-tenth of that of the players; they can only barely keep up with the players by virtue of their numbers.

Most importantly, the difference in health points between them and the players is too great!

For Warsanne cavalry, a single shot from the enemy was enough to send them tumbling from their horses; the Cambrian Empire's cavalry lances were quite powerful.

Or rather, most cavalrymen wouldn't be able to withstand the damage from a single cavalry lance bullet; only monsters like players could.

There was no way around it; cavalry players were tough and resilient. For the Warsaw Nile cavalry on the other side, it would take them many hits to take down a single player.

So much so that during their charge, some skilled cavalrymen had already hit the enemy several times, but they still couldn't bring him down.

"Damn it, this can't be! I'm sure I hit him!"

One of the cavalrymen, sporting a long mustache, couldn't help but curse:
"This doesn't make sense. How could he be hit by multiple bullets in a row without reacting?"

It wasn't just one Warsaw Ninja cavalryman who noticed this characteristic of the opposing players; many Warsaw Ninja cavalrymen, as the battle progressed, also noticed that these guys were practically immortal!
For a moment, they couldn't help but feel a chill.

Faced with such an invincible enemy, they had no idea how to deal with it.

"Damn it, is this what the Black Hawk Empire meant when they said they were blessed by some god, which is why they have such abilities?"

The officer leading the charge couldn't help but silently pray to his own past beliefs.

In this world, Warsaw also has its own unique beliefs. They worship a deity called "Eagle," who, according to them, symbolizes destiny and wisdom, and that worshipping this deity will bring good fortune.

Of course, after they were conquered by the Black Hawk Empire, this belief was naturally abolished.

It's unclear why, but the Black Hawk Empire strongly rejects the belief in gods; they only support faith in the emperor and the imperial truth.

Of course, considering their morbid fanaticism towards the emperor, their faith is actually quite toxic. I wonder what their emperor will eventually become under the influence of this faith.
"Get ready, switch weapons, and charge straight at them!"

"Those who want to continue shooting from the shadows, scatter immediately. The rest of you, line up with me and grab your spears!"

The Khan shouted loudly to the other cavalrymen in the ranks, and then switched his weapon to a cavalry lance.

At the same time, many other cavalry players switched to cavalry lances and automatically gathered towards the Khan, forming a somewhat crude wedge formation.

"Wait! What are you taking out? Something doesn't seem right!"

"Stop looking around. You know me, I'm talking to you. Why did you take out the spiked grenade?"

Just then, the Khan turned around and suddenly noticed something discordant in the group!

Goodness, charging head-on with a spiked grenade, isn't that a bit too aggressive?

I glanced at the spiked grenade I had taken out, scratched my head, and said somewhat embarrassedly:

"Haha, this is just in case, what if our spears can't pierce their breastplate?"

Faced with his explanation, the other cavalry players silently made room for him to rush to the front row.

Besides him, other players using spiked grenades also went to the front row, forming a long line of spiked grenades.

These guys who're going to self-destruct, hurry up and get to the front. Don't stay in the middle of the group. What if they blow up the other people?
Anyway, they're all suicide bombers, so let them blow each other up as long as they don't affect their teammates!
The Warsaw Nile cavalry on the opposite side were unaware of the player's sinister intentions; they only felt that the lances held by the Cambrian cavalry in the front row looked somewhat clumsy.

I don't know what kind of special structure this spear has. The head looks a bit heavy, and the whole spear is a bit short.

However, they didn't care, because they knew one thing: the stranger the weapon on the battlefield, the less effective it was.

As the saying goes, the stranger the weapon, the faster you die—that's the point!
Just as the two cavalry forces were about to clash, the Warsawian soldiers finally got a clear look at the shape of this strange weapon.

They stared at the head of this thing, which looked like a toilet plunger and had a few spikes on it, and couldn't understand what this piece of junk was for.
They were almost certain that this thing was not a spear, but they had never seen such an abstract weapon before!
But since things have already come to this point, what can they do even if they vaguely sense that there's something fishy about the enemy's weapons?
The first cavalry clash broke out, and the scene was more brutal than anyone could have imagined, as the front-line cavalry were blown up!
A large group of Warsanne cavalrymen were hit by a grenade. Before they could figure out what had stabbed them, the thing that looked like a toilet plunger suddenly exploded.

The terrifying explosion and jets of metal instantly tore the cavalrymen to pieces.

With thick smoke and flames, and severed limbs flying everywhere, the area in front of the cavalry line instantly turned into a living hell.

The massive explosion caused the Warsaw Nile cavalry's horses to neigh involuntarily.

Although these warhorses had received extensive training and had undergone specialized training to withstand enemy gunfire and artillery fire, the sight of everything exploding before their eyes still severely frightened them.

Not only the warhorses, but also the cavalrymen riding on their backs were severely frightened.

They had no idea what was going on; all they saw was their comrades in the front row suddenly exploding!
Before they could even react, a group of wounded cavalrymen, their bodies ablaze with flames, roared and charged forward from the smoke-filled inferno ahead.

Faced with these cavalrymen who seemed to have emerged from hell, the Warsunian cavalry were utterly powerless to resist. They simply couldn't understand how these Cambrian cavalrymen had managed to do it; had they gone mad?
The Warsaw Nile cavalry are known as invincible, thanks to their comprehensive training program, abundant cavalry talent, rich historical heritage, and strong cavalry culture.

But no matter how invincible they were, they would never have thought of such an operation as having the front-line cavalry charge forward with explosive charges in hand!
Okay, it's not a bomb!

These guys just tied explosives to their spears and then stabbed the enemy cavalry!

This is unbelievable! Who could stand this kind of fighting style? It's the first time they've ever seen such an outrageous style of play!

For players, the explosion of the spiked grenade will only cause some damage, but it won't kill them on the spot.

From the players' perspective, as long as their health bars haven't been depleted, they should naturally continue fighting!
So after they used up one of their spiked grenades, they immediately switched to sabers or spears and charged at the enemy.

As for the flames burning on his body and the fire blocking his way?
Just ignore it. It's just a game effect and won't have any impact on them at all!

"what!"

The Warsaw Nile cavalry were caught off guard and were shot down by the player. After all, who could have imagined that someone would ride out of such flames?

Were the Cambrian warhorses and cavalry all monsters?
"Retreat! Retreat! Quickly!"

"Damn it, this battle is hopeless, they're a bunch of lunatics!!!"

"Run! The Cambrian Empire's cavalry has risen from hell!"

The Khan, who was leading the other spear-wielding cavalry in a charge, was dumbfounded by the sight of the Warsanni cavalrymen in retreat ahead.

"No, I mean, what's going on here?"

He turned around with a surprised look and asked his teammate beside him:
"According to all the previous claims, weren't the Warsaw Nation's cavalry supposed to be the best in the world? How come they're only this good?"

His teammate next to him shrugged and said nonchalantly:

"Who cares? Just listen to this stuff! Isn't it just like those martial arts novels where someone is invincible and then gets instantly killed the next second?"

Most players don't really care about world backgrounds and storylines; they just come into the game to wreak havoc.

The enemy's morale has collapsed. Who knows why? Maybe it's because the spiked mines they used before were too abstract?
The other Warsaw cavalrymen, who were at the rear and still hadn't figured out what was going on, were thinking of continuing their charge in this direction.

However, a large number of their retreating teammates blocked their path to advance, forcing them to turn around immediately.

It's unrealistic to rein in a cavalry charge quickly.

Putting aside the possibility that a galloping warhorse might suddenly stop, even if the warhorse in front manages to slow down and eventually stop, what about the warhorses behind?
If an entire cavalry unit is forced to stop, the only result will be that the horses in the back trample the horses in front, leading to a tragic stampede between the horses and the riders.

So in order to avoid the guys blocking their way, they had no choice but to take a detour, which turned the line upside down!

But just as they changed their formation from a charging column to a swaying line, the player in the rear, holding a musket and ready to fire, seized the opportunity.

A series of gunshots rang out, and a group of cavalrymen immediately fell from their horses.

The player's horse-gun technique is quite outrageous, or rather, it's beyond what a normal horse-gun player could achieve.

Under such precise fire, the Warsaw Nile cavalry, who suddenly turned their heads, seemed to be deliberately walking into the line of fire, and countless of them were wiped out by the player in an instant.

Just then, a player noticed several somewhat abstract cavalrymen in their team.

"Wait a minute, what's going on with you guys? We're supposed to be a cavalry unit, why have you switched to three-wheeled motorcycles?"

Seeing several teammates driving three-wheeled motorcycles from the other side, the player quickly tagged them in the chat and asked.

"What? Who says three-wheeled motorcycles can't be considered cavalry? That's clearly prejudice!"

The player driving the three-wheeled motorcycle on the other side subconsciously made a complaint, and then they explained the situation on their side.

Their guild had previously achieved good results and received a reward, which included several extra sets of power armor.

But here's the problem: these armored cavalrymen are called armored cavalrymen, but they have nothing to do with cavalry!

Furthermore, soldiers wearing power armor are unable to ride warhorses, which seems to be some kind of special restriction.

There was no other way. In order to bring their teammates, who were wearing power armor, over, the players simply switched to three-wheeled vehicles. After trying it out, they found that these guys in power armor could actually fit into the three-wheeled vehicles.

As for taking off the power armor and then putting it back on when you get there?
Sorry, this thing is like a warhorse redeemed from an exchange point.

Once you've redeemed it, it will stay where it is. You can run while wearing it, but once you take it off, you can only leave it there. You can't throw it into any guild space or exchange point to return it.

So, even though these soldiers in power armor sitting on the three-wheeled motorcycles looked like Viking strongmen riding miniature horses, it still looked awkward no matter how you looked at it.

But they still came, just to catch up with the cavalry.

Upon reaching a gentle hill, several armored cavalrymen on the three-wheeled vehicles immediately jumped down, set up their shields and spears, and unleashed a fierce barrage of fire at the distant cavalry.

According to players' assessments, aside from the special nature of power armor, a single armored cavalryman is essentially just an enhanced version of a machine gunner.

Relying on their power armor and the cannon shields positioned in front, they can completely ignore the small arms fire from the enemy. At the same time, the two machine guns on the arms of the power armor can also unleash extremely powerful firepower.

Of course, their movement speed also seems to be slower than that of machine gunners, which makes them seem more suitable for suppressing fire than charging.

However, apart from that, perhaps due to the Cambrian Empire's rather crude and unrefined nature, their melee weapons have also been improved.

Just like the Fear Knights of the Black Hawk Empire who wield a plated metal greatsword and can unleash their full power in a crowd with a two-handed sword.

In comparison, the Cambrian Empire's armored cavalry also had a melee weapon, but it was a particularly exaggerated two-handed battle axe.

To be honest, when players saw this two-handed battle axe, their first thought was that they were Khorne, the Chaos Warrior, because the design was just too similar!
Such an exaggeratedly shaped battle axe is definitely impossible for a normal person to use, but with the power armor, they can easily use this huge weapon.

Therefore, when these armored cavalrymen saw Warsanni cavalry charging towards them, they all revealed ferocious sneers on their faces.

"Hehe, you've come at the perfect time! I've been complaining for a while that the machine gunner's mind-injection stick is no longer working properly!"

"It's time for the Warsunians to experience the terror of the Cambrian version of Chaos Warriors!"

Players simultaneously fire machine guns at the opposing cavalry while being ready to switch to their battle axes at any moment to deliver a devastating blow.

They weren't sure what effect such an exaggeratedly shaped battle axe could have on the enemy cavalry.
But they were certain that this thing could be used to cut down not only human bodies, but also lightly armored units!
Under continuous machine gun fire, the Warsaw Nile cavalrymen charging towards them fell one after another. However, an increasing number of Warsaw Nile cavalrymen were converging from different directions.

I don't know what's going on. Could it be that the Warsaw cavalry think these powered armor soldiers are easy to bully, or that the sudden appearance of several powered armors here might mean there's some important person behind the hill?
Anyway, it seems like these guys are pretty enthusiastic about power armor players!

Countless people died. The first Warsaw Nile cavalryman charged forward, leaning forward, ready to cleave the enemy in two with his sword.

He wasn't sure if his saber could cut through such a tin can, but he wanted to give it a try!
Theoretically speaking, with the speed of a charging warhorse, a cavalryman's saber has immense power and can cut most targets in two with a single stroke!

But before he could even swing his knife, he saw the heavy, bear-like powered armor soldier pull out a battle axe from behind with unbelievable agility.

The player swung the battle axe, and the folded handle immediately unfolded. Then, the player slammed the heavy battle axe down hard.

A spray of blood erupted as the cavalryman on horseback, along with his horse's head, was instantly severed by the battle axe. The gruesome sight was truly gruesome! Seeing the destructive power of this weapon, players would immediately fall in love with this melee weapon.

I have to say, this thing is really awesome. It's so much better than any other melee weapon they used before!
"Oh no, did I scare them off?"

When the player saw that all the other Warsaw Nile cavalrymen on the other side had reined in their horses and stopped, unwilling to continue charging forward, he complained somewhat irritably.

But the next moment, he discovered that all the cavalrymen had switched to Molotov cocktails!

The Warsaw cavalry weren't stupid either. When they realized that these armored cavalrymen seemed to have strong close-combat abilities, they immediately prepared to switch to other methods to fight against armor.

The saber was a symbol of honor, but what cavalry really used for anti-armor warfare were grenades and Molotov cocktails!

Molotov cocktails, in particular, are so useful. They're easy to make and quite powerful!
Not to mention this period, even in the 21st century, as long as the tanks cannot be completely sealed, Molotov cocktails can still pose a threat to them!

While the player's cavalry were still engaging in chaotic battles with the enemy using all sorts of outrageous tactics, the elite Warsawian lancers finally charged in from the other side.

When General Sokolovsky, who was personally leading the troops, saw the disastrous fighting ahead, he couldn't help but roar in anger.

"Damn it, how did my cavalry get beaten to this state? What were they even doing?"

"With so many cavalrymen facing only a few hundred Cambrian cavalrymen, how could we possibly be routed?"

However, despite his verbal abuse, he was actually on high alert.

He didn't believe that all his cavalrymen had collectively failed; there must be something strange about the enemy!

Otherwise, there's absolutely no way to explain why our own cavalry was beaten so badly!
There was no time to think about it. With the general's roar, the lancer regiment instantly formed a wedge formation and launched a fierce charge towards the enemy.

The players were equally determined. When they noticed the enemy cavalry charging towards them, the players who were busy chasing down the fleeing soldiers immediately regrouped and reassembled their initial charging formation.

Of course, a group of guys addicted to using spiking grenades didn't hesitate and immediately went to the front row of the team.

Immediately afterward, to Sokolovsky's astonishment, his cavalry and the opposing cavalry had just engaged in a charge when the entire force was thrown into chaos!
"Retreat! Quickly, retreat!"

When Sokolovsky saw the battlefield ahead, now a scene of utter devastation, and the Cambrian cavalrymen engulfed in flames, seemingly emerging from hell...

Without any hesitation or delay, he chose to retreat from the heart.

He finally understood why his team had failed: the opponents were simply superhuman!
His cavalry were indeed brave and skilled in combat, but that did not mean they could defeat these anthropomorphic creatures!

Located on the outskirts of Volkhov in the distance, the Cambrian soldiers, who had just successfully repelled the counterattack of the Warsunian soldiers under the player's guidance, looked eagerly at the cavalry battle in the distance.

"We should pay tribute to these warriors; they risked their lives to defeat the enemy cavalry!"

A Cambrian soldier, with tears in his eyes, took off his military cap and saluted into the distance.

He used to dislike cavalry, thinking that this type of soldier was a flashy but impractical product, a group of young nobles trained by noble lords to maintain their own honor.

But when he saw these cavalrymen who came to his aid wielding special explosive spears, charging into the enemy and blasting a bloody path through their ranks, he was deeply moved.

He had to admit that he was moved!
If such a group of ruthless people cannot be called heroes, then who in the Cambrian Empire can be called heroes?
Other Cambrian soldiers also paid their respects and observed a moment of silence for their comrades in the distance.

In their view, this was clearly a desperate measure taken by the Cambrian cavalry in order to defeat the enemy with the strength of the weak!

This is a victory for fearless warriors!
After glancing at the chat area, Andrei stopped paying attention to the cavalry battlefield on the other side.

Honestly, if Warsanne's cavalry can defeat his own group of anthropomorphic players, then he can only say that the other side is also extremely abstract.

Of course, this could also be because he hadn't seen any special units from Warsanne, so he didn't realize how strong the Warsanne cavalry was.

According to Andrei's original prediction, the Warsaw Nile cavalry must have possessed some kind of abstract, inhuman weaponry to have earned such a formidable reputation.

However, after searching for a long time, he still couldn't find it in the enemy's ranks.

It's unclear whether the Warsaw Nation didn't send these abstract things to the battlefield, or whether they simply didn't have them.

In any case, the armored warfare that has broken out on Andrei's side is already quite abstract at the moment.

After several rounds of overwhelming artillery preparation, the Black Hawk forces finally launched a fierce attack on Andrei's position.

Although the previous artillery fire successfully destroyed a large number of landmines on the ground, the density of landmines laid by the players was so high that there are still a large number of landmines blocking the Black Hawk Army's path.

During this segment, Andrei also witnessed the Black Hawk Army's method of quickly clearing landmines: having necromancers command skeleton soldiers to charge straight up!

A group of skeleton soldiers strapped with explosives staggered toward the minefield. Every time they reached a similar position, Black Hawk soldiers would shoot incendiary bullets through the explosives strapped to the skeleton soldiers' bodies.

With a deafening roar, they blasted open a void, and in this way, the Black Hawk Army quickly cleared a path through the minefield.

"Damn it, I have to say, necromancers are really something else. I wonder how Azeroth managed to survive the Scourge?"

In the command post, Andrei observed the distance through binoculars and couldn't help but mutter a complaint.

When he saw the large Black Hawk armored units advancing, a cold smile crept onto his lips.

"Hehehe, watch out, the landmines are just an appetizer; we've set up quite a few ambushes here!"

Although the way the enemy blew a passage through the minefield was absurd, the minefield on Andrei's side did ultimately serve a purpose—that is, to restrict the enemy's offensive route.

Their explosives and skeletons are limited, so they can't blow up the entire minefield, since they don't get mines as easily as players do.

Of course, this was also because the Black Hawk Army was in a hurry to attack; otherwise, if they had slowly organized the skeleton soldiers, they would have been able to blow up the minefield eventually.

As the Black Hawk armored units advanced rapidly through the minefield in column formation, they failed to notice several positions covered by camouflage netting in the nearby bushes.

Andrei had one thing to thank the Cambrian Empire's moose mechs for: their low profile.

Compared to the Burner and the Reindeer, this thing is incredibly low, perhaps because of its oddly shaped chassis.

This makes this mech very easy to hide, unlike previous mechs where it was not easy to launch an ambush.

Moreover, it must be said that armored soldiers from the Guards Tank Brigade are indeed different.

These guys are not only more skilled, but also very patient.

Unlike the group of green recruits that Andrei had encountered before, there were even instances of them acting on their own without orders.

As the enemy's armored column advanced rapidly toward Andrei's position, several armored positions on the flanks suddenly unleashed a barrage of fire simultaneously.

The four 76mm cannons on the moose mechs fired in sequence, and the 10 moose mechs unleashed a fierce barrage of fire in the blink of an eye.

Armor-piercing rounds tore through the sides of the Black Hawk armored units in an instant. No matter what model of mech it was, it was unable to defend against the sudden barrage of fire at this moment.

In just one ambush, the three mechs located at the front and rear of the formation were wiped out on the spot.

It's unclear whether the Black Hawk Army was worried about excessive firepower at the front, so they placed all three Hunter mechs at the front because these things have the thickest frontal armor.

Unfortunately, even with 80mm of frontal armor, it doesn't mean that its sides can withstand a 76mm cannon fired from within 500 meters.

Within seconds, the three Hunter mechs were pierced by the continuous barrage of fire, fell to the ground, and burst into flames.

Realizing they had been ambushed, the Black Hawk armored units immediately tried to escape, but they discovered an embarrassing situation:
Whether at the front or the back of the column, their armored units had been knocked down by the enemy, and now these scrap metal units were blocking their way.

If they try to go around from the side, they'll drive straight into the minefield, leaving them with very little room to maneuver.

One of the Fearless mechs, relying on its superior piloting skills, attempted to squeeze through the minefield and wreckage.

But in the next moment, a new round of four consecutive bursts of firepower tore the tall mech to shreds once again.

"We've been tricked! It's a trap!"

A Black Hawk armored soldier roared and quickly aimed his cannons at the flank position, trying to take out the hidden moose mechs.

The four-barreled guns of this thing make quite a racket when they fire, and even though Andrei has covered them with camouflage netting, it's impossible for them to go unnoticed.

But it doesn't matter. Even though these mechs have been discovered, the Black Hawk Army is at a loss for what to do.

The two mechanical legs on the side of this thing are protected by thick armor. The armor attached to those two unusually thick mechanical legs is no less than the armor protection on the front of this thing!
Meanwhile, the 100mm thick armor on the front of this thing, the sandbags piled up in front of it, and the semi-underground bunker that Andrei had dug in advance made it impossible for the Dreadnought mech's cannons to even find a position to attack it!

boom!
One of the Dauntless mechs fired a tentative shot, which hit the mechanical leg of a moose mech.

Without a doubt, the shell bounced off the armor plate, leaving only a dent in the thick armor.

"What the hell is this monster? Just how thick is its armor?"

The Black Hawk team had no idea how slow this thing moved or how heavy it was.

So when they saw that even the long-barreled 75mm gun was deflected, they were stunned!
It should be noted that their artillery had always been invincible in previous wars.

No matter what armored units are on the other side, unless they encounter an overwhelmingly powerful Titan unit, they will not be able to stop this cannon!
"Load tungsten-core armor-piercing rounds, quick!"

Despite the fact that the Black Hawk Empire has never encountered any mechs that can withstand their cannon.

However, this did not stop them from being dogmatic and having each armored soldier carry a small number of tungsten-core armor-piercing rounds.

Although tungsten-core armor-piercing projectiles are much more expensive than ordinary armor-piercing projectiles, they have acquired a considerable amount of tungsten through trade cooperation with the Far East, so they do not lack this type of armor-piercing projectile.

After replacing the armor-piercing rounds with tungsten-core ones, the armored soldiers carefully aimed and fired another shot at the moose mech.

The shot was still aimed at the large mechanical leg that had been very conspicuous before, but the result was the same as before. The shot failed to break through the armor attached to it!
"Good, good, it seems this thing isn't entirely useless. At least it's pretty good for staying in one place and firing at stationary targets!"

Andrei grinned and excitedly complained.

For some reason, this thing reminded him of the T-95 from World of Tanks. The American tank destroyer was quite abstract; its mobility was terrible, but it was incredibly durable.

In this respect, the two are quite similar.

The moose mechs left on the position were essentially shooting at targets, completely ignoring the enemy's counterattack.

They only need to aim methodically and then fire at the enemy's armored units to knock them out one by one.

A Peacekeeper mech attempted to vault over the wreckage of the mech in front, but it was clear that the three-legged design of this thing severely hampered its off-road capabilities.

With a loud bang, the mech flipped over on the spot, which also dispelled the other Black Hawk soldiers' idea of ​​letting the mech step over the wreckage.

There's also the Fearless Mech, which is in dire straits and might be taking a gamble to see if it can break through the minefield.

When Andrei saw the mech raise its nearly three-meter-long bayonet and charge fiercely towards the moose mech, he was stunned.

He could only say that the sudden bayonet charge really surprised him. Was this still a proper armored warfare?

Unfortunately, the Black Hawk armored soldiers' momentary display of bravery was not enough to turn the tide of the battle.

Never underestimate the density of landmines laid by players!
The guy hadn't even run 10 meters before he stepped on an anti-tank mine and exploded.

As one of the mech's mechanical legs was blown off, the entire mech slowly tilted to the side and then crashed into another landmine. Andrei couldn't bear to watch for a moment.

All he could say was that the final fate of this mech was truly tragic!

It's unclear how many landmines the players have planted here; even large pieces of debris from this thing falling to the ground can detonate a landmine.

The scene was truly like a shower of flowers from the heavens, except that what was being scattered were the Black Hawk Empire's proud anti-tank mechs.

These moose mechs, which had been lying in ambush, easily wiped out an entire enemy armored battalion under the cover of the minefield.

Looking at the pile of burning mech wreckage in the distance, Andrei was somewhat surprised. He hadn't expected that wiping out an enemy armored battalion would be so easy.

However, the Black Hawk Army's second wave of attacks had already begun.

A new batch of skeleton soldiers, carrying explosives, cleared a path, continuing to blast through the minefield in an attempt to blast open a new passage.

Immediately afterwards, a large number of infantrymen, accompanied by a new batch of armored troops, ran towards the ambush site, but by the time they got there, the moose mechs had already withdrawn.

Andrei had dug so many mech positions and even planned a series of safe passages to facilitate the timely retreat of these moose mechs.

When the Black Hawk Army finally arrived at the previous ambush point, the Moose mechs, which had retreated to other ambush points, unleashed their power once again, launching a fierce attack on the original ambush point.

At the same time, Andrei's howitzer regiment, located in the rear, also roared towards the distance.

These ambush points had all been pre-positioned by his artillery and had been specifically verified.

So at this moment, his artillerymen don't even need to aim deliberately; they just need to fire according to the pre-set coordinates.

When Andrei saw the Black Hawk Empire's army being engulfed in artillery fire, he couldn't help but laugh.

All he could say was that the ambush was extremely successful, even more successful than he had imagined!
(End of this chapter)