Clash of Lords: Civilization Game Comes to Reality

Chapter 317 Blockade and Separation

A bullet knocked down the imperial soldier who wanted to penetrate the street, and his blood left a splash mark on the gray embers scattered on the ground with the rolling lead bullet.

The gathered imperial soldiers shrank back at the death of their companions and continued to hide behind the wall waiting for the turn.

The precision shooter pulled the bolt, waited for the gun to cool down, and reloaded a brand new paper shell fixed bullet.

Rotate the bolt, load the chamber, and reset the hammer.

Only a team of precision shooters occupying the commanding heights can control the entire street/the passage near the tower as the center.

There is no scope, in the night.

The scout hunter spiders spread out and sneaked into the building, ready to use their lives to provide the precision shooters with the enemy's coordinates.

The street scene was reflected in their pupils. Most of the wooden buildings were left with only charred remains. The burned houses and wood provided the only remaining light for this front-line camp that accommodated nearly 10,000 people.

The dark red afterglow was active under the half-burned charred wood.

The rifle shooters relied on their long-range rifles to block one street after another from a high position, and the scout hunting spiders that could perfectly blend into the night were their best sentinels.

The leader's army was more suitable for night battles than the invaders.

The scout hunting spiders themselves were extremely adaptable to dark environments. In dim light, the scout hunting spiders could also maintain extremely sensitive vision and vibration perception.

Constructs, constructs have two sets of perception modes. They are not limited to conventional light vision like humans. Their punishment in night battles comes more from the soldiers fighting with them.

The support capabilities of the soldiers are limited in night battles, which leads to their inability to perfectly exert their combat capabilities.

Some torches, which were obviously taller and brighter than the others, also rose as the battle progressed.

Gray-clad soldiers held rifles and stood guard beside the tree man, which was already surrounded by flames, while grenadiers continuously threw bundles of crystal ore explosives into the flames to promote its death process.

These living trees grew on human flesh and blood, and they penetrated the corpses to extract rich nutrients to feed themselves. Their active roots that could penetrate deep into the soil posed a considerable threat to infantry units, and the tree armor composed of lignin gave it a natural advantage when facing small ammunition.

Steam mechanized soldiers would not be disturbed by its active roots, and the two-density mechanical structure units treated the roots emerging from the surface as nothing when advancing.

Extending the mechanical arm to block the tree man's self-defense swing, raising the arc spear to penetrate the tree man's skin, inserting it into its torso to begin releasing electrical energy.

The arc suppression of the steam machine soldiers had little effect on plants. The roots of the tree people penetrated deep into the earth, and they could transfer a large part of the electric current they received to the earth.

Killing has never been the whole purpose of the steam machine soldiers. Paralyzing the target is also a key part of the electric energy troops.

During the short period when the tree people were paralyzed by the steam machine soldiers, the grenadiers tied up the crystal mine explosives and threw them into their bottom tendrils and the long arms that were spread out.

This is written in the soldiers' tactical manual: when encountering a target that cannot be killed immediately, the first task is to limit or destroy the target's mobility.

The tree people without mobility are just a living tree wall with a lot of blood. The soldiers are least lacking in various explosives.

Thanks to the existence of crystal mines, there are a lot of explosives for these soldiers to squander.

They sprinkled the powder in the explosives on the tree people, and used these extremely flammable gunpowders as ignition materials, which made the whole body of the tree people set on fire. After the steam machine ran out of power and pulled out the arc spear used to suppress the tree man, the grenadiers threw explosives into the wound exposed by it.

The flames will do the rest for them.

The battlefield was divided by a large number of soldiers and steam structures. The mixed-race troops that should have complemented each other's shortcomings were fighting on their own at this time.

After the battle, the mixed-race troops separated because of their different interests.

Humans and elves plundered property and spoils. They were eager to vent their desires and collect spoils that could show their status and wealth.

The tree people drew nutrients from the corpses on the battlefield. They wanted to grow and nourish. Flesh and blood were extremely rich supplements for the tree people.

And the trolls... the stupid green monsters didn't know what they were going to do. They just wandered aimlessly on the streets following the footsteps of other races.

The mixed team of humans and elves was cleared in the high-temperature surge of the steam spiders. The treemen and trolls without the assistance of the auxiliary army were the perfect enemies in the eyes of the steam machine soldiers and grenadiers.

A large battlefield was cut into several small battlefields in the camp, and the leading soldiers were completing their cleaning work in these small battlefields created by them.

Hackett focused his eyes on the treeman who had begun to burn in the distance. Its face was distorted in the flames and it let out an extremely piercing wail.

He lowered his head and took out the light crossbow hanging on his waist.

He pulled the bowstring of the special light crossbow in his hand and put a new steel-tipped feather arrow on the machine rail.

The subhuman reconnaissance troops were equipped with two weapons, one of which was a silenced light crossbow, which was used to cause fatal blows to unarmored enemies at medium and short distances. The other was a long-barreled breech-loading rifle like other soldiers. In order to facilitate the reconnaissance troops' operations, this type of rifle was reduced in weight.

It was more powerful and was responsible for directly killing targets at medium and long distances.

As rookies, they don’t have a good accuracy in long-range sniping, so Hackett prefers to use this rifle as a superior alternative to the silent light crossbow.

The light crossbow has limited power and cannot help them solve all the problems.

As long as the rifle uses shotgun shells, it will have the ability to penetrate light armor and kill soft targets at the same time. With single-headed bullets, its penetration ability will be further enhanced, and it can easily take away an enemy infantryman as long as it hits the torso.

It’s just that it makes too much noise every time it fires.

He quite likes this weapon as a substitute for the light crossbow in close combat, if the barrel can be shorter.

This rifle is longer than the longbow he used.

Hackett looked at the small stone fortress in the camp not far away. It was originally the residence of the wizard and the knight, and now it has become a temporary residence for the invaders’ command level.

The invaders successfully accepted all the achievements left by the cowards.

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