Hakai no Miko

Three equilibrium hammer casters (trebushets) were assembled within the fortifications of Hariboth.

This equilibrium hammer caster was designed and carefully inspected by Dwarf craftsmen, but could not be tested for fear of its presence being exposed, and this was the first projection.

As a result, unexpected defects are exposed.

Oh, my God, one of the three groups couldn't support the impact of the hammer falling, and it just collapsed. Yet another group only scattered the stones far in front of the enemy, with no flight distance at all, although they could have projected stones.

But in it, the last group delivers more than expected results.

Oh, my God, you let a stone throw almost near the center of the dense formation.

It was not one giant stone that Ethereal Horse had prepared for the equilibrium hammer thrower at this time. At the tip of the arm was a large cage (basket) filled with hundreds of stones. Countless stones, like the head of a man from the great fist that was in its cage, poured out over a wide area, just like heavy rain. The heavy-duty spear infantry on the spot is transformed into a piece of armor worn in the blink of an eye.

And what was unlucky for the Holmeer State was that one of the three regimental leaders who commanded the middle row was caught up in it. The battle death of this commander further exacerbates the confusion of the heavy-duty spear infantry.

Meanwhile, Dwarves and humans were running to prep around the stone thrower to poke this mess.

"Please reload the stone immediately!

Ethereal horses raise their voices and give instructions, but at best not enough people can reload every stone thrower.

"Prioritize the stone thrower that made it work! We can't afford to fire a wasted stone!

On Norzuri's instructions, the Dwarves choose only a stone thrower with a direct hit bullet into the enemy, winding up the arm tree and putting a baking stone ahead of them.

"From the reload, blow it off! The goal is not everything up front! I don't want to, but if I deliver it, I'll hit it! Hit all you want, hit all you want!

Stone after stone was projected from the caster, along with the laughter of Norzuri called Ho Ho Ho Ho. Norzuri, who confirmed that the stones would land one after the other, adds, as he recalls.

"Whoa, don't skip too far left or right! It's gonna be a nuisance."

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Damage to the "black-walled" heavy-duty spear infantry grew again with intermittent flights of stones.

Plus, Huakis raises his anger.

"Clear between the squad and the squad! It's a good stone thrower like this! Spread the line!

But no matter how much Hyuakis screamed, the soldiers did not move.

"What are you doing! There will be plenty of training in siege warfare!

By naming Holmeer's strongest army, he's not just training for dense formations on the plains. They also have enough training to attack enemy forts and castles.

In it, if the enemy had taken out a stone thrower, he would have trained as many soldiers at the end of the line to scatter dense formations and rearrange the line to minimize damage, even if the commander was dead in action, on a platoon basis.

That's right, but that hasn't been done yet.

All that or vice versa, the left and right troops have gathered to the center, and instead, the density of the soldiers is increasing.

"Orders, Orders! Report to the Deputy Commander of the Huakis Regiment!

As a result, Huakis accidentally vandalizes his voice when a conductor rushes with a horse to flaunt his white cloak from a left-wing unit.

"What the hell are left-wing troops doing?!"

It's something you would never do if you were a regular Hyuakis, such as give it away and yell at it while you report it to the conductor. That's why I can see the magnitude of the Huakis rush.

On this Huakis sword screen, the conductor was pressured for a moment. But I will soon raise my voice to cover my own responsibilities.

"Report to the Deputy Commander of the Huakis Regiment! Currently, left-wing troops are engaged with the enemy! We're being pushed!

"Hey, what?!"

Hyuakis was out of line.

This aspect of the Second Army should be protected by the Third Army and the Fourth Army, including tank squads.

And yet, who the hell are the left-wing troops fighting?

Before I uttered that question, now the conductor came from the right in the same way.

"Orders, Orders! This is a report to Deputy Commander Huakis!

No way, I thought Huakis had a bad feeling about it.

"The right-wing unit is engaged with the enemy! It's a white soldier battle to throw away the spear!

Not just left-wing troops, but even right-wing, are engaged with the enemy.

I'm not even assuming that this will happen. Too much of the shock Huakis felt his vision shake with grass.

Still, my position as commander raises an inquiry to confirm the current situation.

"Duh, what do you mean?! What's wrong with the third and fourth armies defending the sides?! Are you even saying they lost every Dwarf?!"

The commanding soldiers answer the question.

"Dwarves are not the only ones currently attacking the left wing!

"The right wing is the same! The enemies who attack us are Dwarves, humans, and..."

From the mouth of its commander, words popped up that flashed Huakis.

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The story goes back a little longer than this.

When the Zoans were throwing heavy stones at the "Black Wall," intense battles were also taking place on its left and right sides.

It is a battle between the troops led by General Doverin and General Marcronis and the third and fourth armies of the Crusaders.

Led by Dvarin and Marcronis, respectively, is a mixed unit of one thousand formed with dwarves carrying shields larger than their own back lengths and lightweight infantry men with bows and arrows and spears.

The third and fourth armies of the Crusaders against this were two thousand chariot units that added soldiers of the Holmeer National Army to the soldiers of the martyrs who had joined the battle.

But even when it comes to tank units, the majority of them are actually infantry.

That's because tanks are weapons that cost a lot of maintenance, such as raising horses and riding dragons that tow it. For this reason, only officers and lords of the national army were able to take the chariot.

At that time, it was normal to have approximately twenty infantry troops accompanied by two tanks. At this time, the third and fourth armies were also composed of two thousand infantry troops accompanied by two hundred tanks.

The General of the National Army, who was leading that third army, was raising his voice of anger on a tank whose rags and wheels made a fierce noise.

"They are tortoises, not earthworms?!"

In addition to the tank, which is a powerful weapon, albeit small in number, the third army tank squad was attacking the rebel slave Dwarf and the mixed human squad, which they thought would easily kick if there was a double force difference.

Tanks of this era don't go into enemy formation like movies and kick enemy soldiers in the ass. Tanks run the risk of a slight ground ups and downs causing the body to jump or even roll over just trying to make a sudden change of direction.

For this reason, tanks of this era traveled at high speeds, turning to weak defenses such as enemy sides and rears, and their role was to disrupt enemy formations by bows and arrows and spears. That's how the infantry that accompanies them to disrupt the enemy line storms is the stone of how the tank squad fights.

But the dwarves prepared a thick, tough shield no less than the one held by the "Black Wall," and pushed it like a wall around them.

And they attack approaching tanks and infantry with crossbows and spears from within the walls of the shield, not wanting to come out of it.

It was still a way of fighting as if it were caged in a small fort.

The only way to pierce that shield wall is to feed a more powerful shot of spear from closer range. That's about all the generals who led the Third Army knew, but they were also annoying.

"The worms are so smart!

One of the lords, who had boiled his business in adhesive condition, commanded his lord to run the chariot near the dwarves.

"Stay! Stop!"

The general stops when he realizes that his lord's chariot leaves the train for the Dwarves, but it is also slow.

The walls of the Dwarves' shields collapsed, from which one Dwarf, carrying a large shield, ran out in footsteps with the dokadoka. When the dwarf throws himself on the path of the chariot that comes towards him, he becomes depressed with his shield on his back and rounded like a tortoise.

"Avoid it!

He draws the reins to the cry of his lord, but he cannot make it. The tank, which has ridden one wheel over the fallen Dwarf, makes an awesome noise and rolls over.

"Whoa! Do it!

When Dvarin, who saw it, issued the decree, straw and Dwarves jumped out of the walls of the shield. And when the dwarves rush over to the chariot rolling over like ants swarming with sugar, they stab the lord and his lord, who still had breath.

"Whoa! Kill those Dwarves. Eh!

As bows and arrows and spears fly by the commander's command, the Dwarves run back inside the walls of the wasp and shield.

Within the walls of the shield, where his compatriots returned, Dvarin giggles gahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.

"Compared to being buried in a crash, it's no big deal to be trampled by a tank! Keep calling me!

Setius, a former platoon leader of the Holmea National Army who was there to command human soldiers and now deputy general Marcronis, becomes a laid-back face to the Dwarves who join Dvarin and laugh.

I don't think it's very sane to go and be crushed by a tank just because you carry a sturdy shield.

To the men of man who sight the Dwarves in the same way and become anxious faces, Setius says.

"Don't worry. I won't order you to do the same."

to Setius' words. The men will face a blatant relief.

Then I heard countless sounds just pounding the earth hard there.

Setius, hearing it, goes on with the words even further.

"Besides, it doesn't look like we're gonna make it."

Ahead of Cetius, who says so, there was the appearance of a group of people coming up with earth-smoke and walking away from a far distance.