C4

In the end, he was still only able to do this much.

Latil pushed the brim of her hat down to cover her somewhat dark eyes. A trickle of blood flowed from his hair all the way down his cheek to the corner of his mouth. It was a wound caused by the shock of a cannon shot. He helplessly looked at the data on the virtual screen.

Odin Empire Fleet, 31% Damage

Simon Empire fleet, 97% damage!

Even though Latil had spent all his life learning and displayed his most perfect state, he was still too weak when facing enemies who were several times stronger than his own side. When Yaz ignored the cannon fire, and the destroyer took the brunt of the fire, and the cruiser pressed down, Rathell knew he had lost.

What a wonderful life. Looking at the endless amount of gunfire coming towards the flagship, Latil suddenly thought of his lifelong rival Higgs. How would this old thing who had been fighting with him for the rest of his life react when he saw his troops being wiped out?

"Seriously, I really want to see for myself."

In the third month after the Empire of Ogden's army broke through the transition point and set up a transition station around the planet, all of Argo's space forces were destroyed. Although they lost, it also caused the Empire of Odin to lose 5 Scourge class fleets, almost 100 aircraft carriers. Such a price made the commanding officer of the Odin Empire smash his own office. However, it also made the army commander extremely excited.

The mecha called Blue Death God was finally able to display its terrifying strength on the ground.

Eastern Hemisphere.

Here, was the planet's largest primal forest. Huge forests covered almost the entire eastern hemisphere, and the giant trees, nearly 30 meters tall, made a perfect natural site. Hei Ge decisively gathered the forces of the entire planet on this continent, preparing to rely on this forest to fight a battle that was equally bound to lose.

" "Really? That bastard is still dead."

Higgs's face was impassive. "So be it. The next battle will be countless times more difficult than we thought. "Pass down the order for everyone to be prepared. Destroy the mecha as soon as it is discovered, at all costs."

"Yes, General."

The Chief of Staff nodded, turned, and walked out of the command room. When the door closed, Hess sighed.

" Well done, asshole. "

On both sides of the battlefield, what kind of situation would happen if one side had perfect control over the air?

That would be a unilateral massacre.

Countless warplanes were flying tens of thousands of meters in the sky, pouring the weapons on the plane onto the green land. The weapons that mankind has developed over the millennia are enough to destroy all hope. Furthermore, this was a war of aggression without any morality. In order to force the defenders out of the forest, the attacking Auden Empire used all the weapons that were not allowed under the international conventions. Destruction, death, pain. Endless forests howled in the fire, and life withered. Death was everywhere.

"Hit him hard for me!" A sergeant on the ground shouted at the top of his lungs. He used the cannon as a support and poured the energy from the energy tank towards all the enemies that could be seen in front of him. The high temperature of the cannon had already scorched his back black. Warriors who were heavily wounded but holding onto their guns tightly could be seen on the ground. They were firing like their lives depended on it. When the soldiers on the other side of the line, armed with bayonets, charged into position, they could always see a few soldiers who were stabbing with bayonets. Even though he knew that the opponent's bayonet didn't deal much damage to him, the momentum still caused the attacking side to retreat awkwardly time and time again. The price was a few deformed corpses that had been hit by the cannons.

"Four hours! The two mechanized infantry battalions could not hold a single company's position! I need you to give me a reasonable explanation! "

The senior colonel glared at the Battalion Commander in front of him, whose mechanical combat suit had been beaten black. Without any satisfactory answer, he would immediately kill this Battalion Commander here.

The Battalion Commander did not reply, and without hesitation, he picked up his rifle and rushed out of the forward command room. A few seconds later, the loud and clear sound of a charge could be heard once again. The senior colonel's expression relaxed a little as he looked at the two men beside him with some hesitation.

"Don't worry, our existence is meant to solve the problem."

The slightly shorter man nodded, "When the time comes, we will not hesitate."

"That's good, please."

The senior colonel said gratefully. At this moment, the troops charging from the front line were once again repelled. The Battalion Commander who was leading the charge did not choose to retreat. Instead, he charged into the trenches with a barrage of bullets, detonating the explosives on his body and completely destroying an automatic cannon on the ground.

After listening to the report, the senior colonel turned his attention to the two men.

"Alright, it's time for us to move on."

They looked at each other and walked out of the command room.

On the front line, the fire was still going. Hundreds of heavily armed soldiers charged forward against the overwhelming barrage of gunfire. The energy of the armor, which could defend against an electromagnetic pulse cannon, was depleted in a matter of seconds. Those who didn't manage to retreat in time could only be bombarded by the fire in the next second. The human body could not even hold on for an instant before it was torn into countless dark green radiation fragments. The automatic cannon emplacement in advance was enough to be equipped with a regiment and would be the biggest credit in this battle. Without these cannons, the enhancement wouldn't even last an hour.

Old Jack sneaked his head out and extended the ancient particle sniper rifle in his hands. He aimed at an infantry unit whose armor's energy was reddish and was trying to retreat. There was an inaudible sound. With a shudder in the air, this infantry soldier turned into a burning blue fireball and vaporized within a thousandth of a second.

"Hehe, 13th!"

Old Jack complacently hid into the trench, leaving the thirteenth mark on his sniper rifle. He stuck his head out and looked at the receding tide of troops charging towards him. He could not help but feel relieved.

"From the looks of it, I should be able to take a break?" He wiped the sweat from his forehead and muttered. The two boys beside him gave him a kind smile.

A light sound rang out.

All that was left of Old Jack was a pool of blackened blood and a bottomless hole. In the air, something was gently waving about, bringing up a pool of blood that evaporated in the blink of an eye. The two youngsters' smiles were forever frozen on their faces. Their bodies powerlessly collapsed and were quickly corroded by the particles, turning into black-green fragments.

It was an invisible death god. One by one, the life forms turned to dust as a ripple moved along the upper reaches of the base. The remaining soldiers could only helplessly and randomly fire their bullets, while watching on helplessly as their comrades beside them all died.

Fear of the unknown, powerlessness towards the unknown.

When countless enemies rushed into the trenches, the last soldier put his pistol under his chin and raised his middle finger towards the sky.

Bang.