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Chapter 102 Duran's farce nine

Chapter 102 Duran Farce (9)

"Hold your weapons, load your ammunition, and put on your helmet."

The officer took a deep breath. He wanted to smoke or take a sip of wine, but the current conditions did not allow it.

Raising his hand, he puffed away the dust on the brim of his hat. The air he just breathed in was filled with the pungent smell of gunpowder and rotting corpses, which made him cough uncontrollably. The dust that had not been bounced off fell one after another, and then

It stuck to his face and clothes, making him look dirty.

But he no longer had the mind to care about it. It was not the same as before. He was no longer the arrogant soldier of honor.

He checked his weapons, stuffed the pockets that had been turned out again, straightened his sleeves, then rubbed his right hand on his trouser leg, and carefully took out the pendant in his arms. The photo above is

A dignified lady and two naughty children.

The corners of his mouth curled up, and he wiped the photo in his palm over and over again, then kissed it gently, and carefully placed it back in his arms like an attendant placing a crown.

Then, he closed his eyes and continued to take deep breaths, brewing his courage as his chest rose and fell again and again.

I don't know how long it took, but he opened his eyes, turned around, and looked behind him.

Groups of soldiers were behind him. They were staying in the temporarily dug trenches like him, doing almost exactly the same thing as him: some of them were already his old subordinates, and these soldiers looked determined and tough.

Silent, and the others can hardly be called warriors. Their faces have deep grooves, or green stubble that has just grown out and has not yet been shaved off.

In the past, they would not have appeared here.

He sighed.

The officer walked to the front of the team and tidied up his appearance one last time. Although he was still covered in ashes, he looked as if he was going to receive a medal from the emperor.

He stood upright and looked at the army in front of him: soldiers, teenagers, old men, and even incomplete people, they made up this army: this could hardly be called a real army, but it was indeed

It is an army fighting for its homeland.

When he spoke, his tone was more sincere than anything he had ever heard in his life.

"Everyone."

"It is the greatest honor of my life to be able to fight side by side with you."

That’s all.

He turned around, and a moment later, he heard the harsh attack call, and countless war cries and roars echoed in the air, the strong wind, and the communication network in his ears.

He roared, roared, remained silent, raised his weapon, and was the first to rush out.

——————

The air is filled with blood and dust.

The officer did not run or yell. He embodied the qualities of a veteran. He gripped his weapon tightly, looking for places where he could cover himself among the countless wreckage and ruins, and moved forward step by step.

He stretched out his head and saw the battlefield in front of him. He recognized that this was once the most popular square in the city center. It was usually full of food stalls and roadside shops. His children especially wanted the dolls sold here. Every time after school,

, will pester him here for a long, long time.

But now, there are only ruins here. Gray sand and black steel bars are the only colors. The once magnificent statues and flowers are now in tatters and scattered among the piles of dirt and potholes.

At the end of them was his goal: a fortress, now in the hands of the invaders.

He was not far from there, maybe only a kilometer.

A kilometer that cannot be crossed.

He saw the corpses, those huddled, completely charred corpses of the Duran people. Thousands of them were scattered among the burning armored vehicles, announcing the [results] of the Duran army in the past hour.

.

And the number of these results is increasing all the time, because those temporarily recruited soldiers are not suitable for the battlefield at all: they walk ignorantly among the ruins, or charge with a roar of passion, and some are simply scared to death.

They were at a loss for what to do - but the result was the same. The roaring bombs hit the target one after another, and someone died almost every second.

Only those who lie down on the ground in time, find bunkers in time, and learn from the veterans in time can be considered as having tickets to the battlefield.

But their sacrifice was not meaningless. When the invaders were busy cleaning up the cannon fodder that might carry explosives, Duran's real killer move: tanks, aircraft fleets, and land-based armor began to appear in groups.

On the distant horizon, the last Duran artillery gritted its teeth and provided fire cover, but often after firing the first shot, they would be hit from the sky: Duran's sky no longer belongs to Duran.

people.

But despite this, the support has not stopped.

The Durans were bleeding, but there was nothing they could do but bleed.

The officer waited, and it didn't take long before he heard the second sharp whistle: that was the horn of the general attack.

Just like the newly born sun disc piercing the morning fog, in an instant, the entire battlefield was roaring.

Everyone was roaring, all the war beasts were roaring, all the land and air of Duran were roaring, and tens of thousands of Duran warriors rushed out from their hiding places, forming an army in an instant.

An unstoppable wave of attack, with countless roaring war engines mixed in with their ranks, like steep boulders in the ocean of destruction.

They roared, raged, and raged. They rushed toward the land occupied by the invaders. They rushed toward the densely packed trenches, barbed wire fences, and minefields. They rushed toward their own death, perhaps a meaningless death.

.

But they have no choice.

In the face of such violent waves, the fortress seemed to pause for a second, and then a torrential rain of artillery fire swept in, carefully ravaging every inch of land where the Duran people stood, and dozens of guns opened fire in unison, harvesting

Those who survived the bombardment.

The officer was running, roaring, and his voice was completely hoarse in the first moment after the charge. His face was tossed in rounds of dust, and explosions and screams continued to sound all around.

The remnants of his eyes could see everything next to him: the war engines that the Duran people were once proud of had all turned into burning torches, and the armies that once shook the world were reduced to piles of debris in a matter of seconds.

With melted blood, he saw those dead people, those who died under bullets, those who were shattered by landmines, and those who were twisted by barbed wire.

What he knows, what he doesn't know.

Corpses, corpses, corpses everywhere.

He was running, but seemed to have stopped. His mind was filled with chaos, making it difficult for him to recognize the situation and reality in front of him. Blood and death pierced his rationality, causing him to fall into a different world.

In the midst of such madness: What's going on? Where are their troops? Where are his comrades?

Why did everything end?

He opened his mouth, and his teeth were full of sand. Then, he suddenly felt something, raised his head suddenly, and found the target fortress: he was standing at its feet.

And on top of it, there were several vague black figures.

They look so tall.

Are those the guys who invaded them?

He thought, and then, a sharp stabbing pain suddenly penetrated his forehead.

The gunshot seemed to be an afterthought. When he heard the gunshot, he had already fallen to the ground. Blood and brains flowed into a stream on the ground, staining the completely torn amulet.

Those carefree smiling faces in the photo.

——————

"One minute ago, the enemy launched a small-scale attack on the landing area controlled by Morion. The number of people was probably between 30,000 and 50,000, using armored troops and artillery."

Zhuang Sen nodded and this message was ignored.

They are standing on the top of a huge fortress, which is almost the commanding height outside the Duran Palace. From its tower, you can directly observe the core area of ​​the Scarlet Fortress more than ten kilometers away: the tyrant of Duran is hiding inside.

Capturing this place means that Johnson's part of the plan has been completed. This is not easy: if it were not for the attack, the shield that had been covering the fortress suddenly disappeared, resulting in the imperial army's air superiority being maximized.

Depending on the evolution, the Dark Angels might have to dump hundreds of corpses here.

Obviously, this was the credit of the Second Knights who were responsible for seizing the shield generator area.

[Gale did a good job.]

Thinking of this, even the lion of Caliban couldn't help but nodded and admired it from the bottom of his heart.

[As for Morien, has he not opened up the situation yet? 】

Facing the Lord's question, Arachos just turned on the tactical holographic projection again, and the Scarlet Fortress and the land around it were clearly displayed: Jonson and his main force were in the west of the fortress, while Gale and his third

The two knights stayed in the north of the fortress. Under the attack led by Morgan himself, the control areas of the two teams were connected.

Across the Scarlet Fortress itself, to the east of the fortress, Morien and his knights were compressed into an extremely small area. Only a few fortresses were in their hands, and the Duran Legion surrounding them

The number of them has reached such a level that even the Primarch himself feels a bit intrusive.

[What did Morion say?]

"He said that he could completely hold the position, but he would pay some price. He hoped to urgently release a batch of reinforcements to his area. The battle losses of the first batch of airborne troops had exceeded half, and the Duran army at least still had

Ten million to thirty million people.”

【Let Kaos do it.】

Then, Zhuang Sen remained silent, looking at the projection, and at the core area of ​​the Scarlet Fortress, where the Space Wolves' attack route was either frustrated or twisted.

[At this rate, by the time they chop off that tyrant’s head, I will lose the entire Sixth Knights.]

The Primarch whispered, and then the abominable werewolf image appeared in his communicator.

——————

Morgan walked up to Johnson.

The lion of Caliban glanced at her a few extra times, seeming to be curious about her anger: the silver-haired lady almost never had such violent emotional fluctuations.

【What happened?】

【already solved.】

Zhuang Sen nodded and didn't ask any more questions. His eyes returned to the tactical holographic projection. Orders came out through his words one after another, mobilizing the entire First Army.

Morgan stood next to him, witnessing all this in silence. The angry aura disappeared quickly at a speed visible to the naked eye, as if it had never existed. She looked at the crappy battle situation on the holographic projection, and just

It was like watching a professional boxing champion fight with an old lady.

She endured it for five minutes.

[Lord Zhuang Sen, if you want to reverse the situation of the war, the best way is to ask me to directly pull up a teleportation array and teleport it to Tyrant Duran's room: as long as his head falls to the ground, this war will end in an instant.

It will end.]

The Lion King did not speak, but Arachos on the side spoke for him.

"That's true, Ms. Morgan, but it's the Wolf King's prey, and it's not the agreed time yet."

[Indeed, there are still forty minutes left, which means that Morion and his knights will still be hanging there, spending forty minutes for no reason. ]

[When we reach into the mud, if we cannot pull out what we want right away, we will be swallowed by the endless mud.]

Arachos did not reply, but the Lion King looked at the mortal assistant who was in charge of communications.

[Can I contact Leman Russ? 】

"Sorry, sir, that fortress is still in a state of information suppression..."

The Lion King then continued to remain quiet. He just watched quietly as the Space Wolves disappeared only one step away from the target. He watched his legion consume lives on a futile resistance front and watched the Vietnam War.

More and more crimson signs appeared in the projection, each symbolizing an approaching Duran Legion.

Before Morgan arrived, he was watching like this, and after Morgan arrived, he was still watching, but after a long silence, he shook his body and spoke out the words in his heart in a low voice.

【This will make that brother of mine furious.】

Arachos blinked and pondered the words of his genetic father. He subconsciously looked at the silver-haired female officer beside him, and then heard a chuckle.

【Everything is not perfect.】

[It is a great waste to have a good opportunity but wait in vain, Lord Johnson.]

The Lion King did not look back. He glanced at the tactical projection in front of him again. The weight of the promise and the life of his offspring was constantly changing in his heart.

He thought of those werewolves that flashed by.

[The Space Wolves still haven’t moved...]

【How's it going over there in Morien?】

"The two fortresses AS and AX have just been lost, and the enemy has begun a large-scale suicide attack."

This answer made Zhuang Sen pause for a moment. He turned around and looked at his blood relatives.

Then, he got a pair of pupils like Furui Muha.

【This is no longer a war, Your Excellency.】

【This is a farce.】

Zhuang Sen's brows moved.

【Are you trying to persuade me? 】

【It is a suggestion.】

He turned around and took another look at the battle situation, and at the battle line which had not moved at all.

He seemed to sigh.

【I gave them time.】

There was reluctant annoyance and vague expectation in his voice.

[Now, prepare the teleportation array.]

【Let's put an end to this boring charade.】

(End of chapter)


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