Magic Underachiever

When Daliang knew that the army of this era had fully popularized hot weapons and various war weapons were relatively advanced, he had been considering transforming the conventional army of the Great Tomb as soon as possible.

If an armed conflict occurred with the army of this era.

With the high-end combat power of the Great Tomb, Daliang could easily win a war. And the larger the scale of the war, the easier it would be to win... the high-level hero's breakthrough and beheading, and the high-altitude magic bombing were enough to lock in the victory.

But war is not only a direct military confrontation. A war zone can stretch for hundreds of kilometers or even thousands of kilometers, and the battles are more about small-scale sneak attacks and guerrilla warfare.

Extraordinary creatures can easily win a battle, but to consolidate the fruits of victory and occupy a piece of land, Daliang must have a conventional army that can stand firm in a complex war environment.

Angels do not exist to protect low-level soldiers. On the contrary, low-level soldiers have to bear most of the combat responsibilities, making the combat tasks of extraordinary creatures and high-level heroes more direct and simple.

Therefore, in the ancient magic era, the major forces where extraordinary and holy heroes were not rare still attached great importance to the training of conventional armies.

Equip the conventional army with a high-level magician group, war equipment and alchemical equipment. A lowest-level first-level soldier has more than four magic states at the beginning of the war, in order to enhance the magic attack and defense capabilities of the conventional army.

War has never been a stage for a few heroes.

As an experienced commander, Kuka knows the role of the conventional army better than Daliang, which is why he is worried after seeing the power of this batch of hot weapons.

If the conventional army of the Great Tomb cannot complete the transformation, it can only stay underground, and the prince cannot let go outside. As an important general of the military unit of the Great Tomb, Kuka believed that it was his own fault that the army had no combat effectiveness. He said to Daliang: "Yes, Your Highness. I will seize the time to familiarize myself with the performance of this batch of weapons, and then equip a new type of army.

It's just..."

Daliang asked: "Are there any difficulties?"

Kuka replied: "Although these weapons are very powerful, they consume a lot of ammunition. Without bullets, a musket is not as good as our halberd.

The ammunition shipped this time may not be able to support our consumption of familiarizing ourselves with weapons and training new troops."

After listening to Kuka's words, Daliang tapped his fingers on the armrest of the crystal chair and thought slowly.

The dependence of hot weapon war on logistics is more serious than that of cold weapon war. On the battlefield of the cold weapon era, if the knife was blunt and there was no replacement, it could be polished and used casually. And the musket without bullets is just a stick...

The ammunition equipped with this batch of weapons ordered by the Parliament from the Holy See accounts for half of the entire batch of arms, which is enough to fight a war, but it can only fight a war, and then there will be no ammunition available. However... when the parliament decided to turn against the empire, it could openly purchase weapons and ammunition, or build its own arsenal, so the parliament was not worried about the ammunition problem.

When this batch of arms was in Daliang's hands, he fired here, and one bullet was less with each shot.

It's okay to steal weapons occasionally, but if you do it too much, people will be on guard. The construction cost of the transport teleportation array is not low, and the teleportation array technology cannot be leaked...

The construction of an army cannot rely entirely on stealing.

Either buy or build it yourself, the Great Tomb must have its own arms supply channel.

Daliang thought for a moment and said to Kuka: "The ammunition issue, as well as the weapons needed for the army's transformation... I will find a way to solve it. You only need to be responsible for the army...

Huh?

Why are only the human race testing weapons here? Are there any soldiers of other races here?"

Daliang looked here for a long time, and only saw about a few hundred soldiers of various ranks of the human race, and no soldiers of other races were within the shooting range. But in the Great Tomb, the human soldiers are only a part of them...

In response to Daliang's question, Kuka replied: "Because this batch of weapons comes from the human country, their shape and structure are also in line with the physical characteristics of the human race. The palms and shoulders of the elves are too long, and the dwarves are too short; the hell race has too high affinity with the fire element, which may detonate the ammunition; the underground city race, the body structure cannot use these weapons.

And the orcs..."

As he said, Kuka also showed a gun... It was like holding a child's toy, and there was no way to complete the shooting posture. It seemed that the gun would be deformed if he exerted a little force.

Daliang touched his head: It is another difficult problem to design weapons specifically for each race.

"What about the undead?" Daliang thought of the race that Kuka missed.

In the Great Tomb, the undead race is the largest race. In order to build the Great Tomb, Daliang used his identity as the Immortal King to recruit millions of skeleton soldiers in the plane of the Kingdom of Death.

After the Great Tomb was built, these skeleton soldiers were piled up in the cave where the undead city Frost City is located. Now there are thick bones outside Frost City.

Moreover, the Death Desert outside the Great Tomb is the burial place in the original undead plane. There is no telling how many undead are buried under this desert. As long as Daliang uses the identity of the Immortal King to recruit them, these are the source of soldiers for the Great Tomb.

Therefore, Daliang is very concerned about whether the undead can use these weapons.

Speaking of the undead, Kuka answered with some embarrassment: "The use of skeleton soldiers by the undead is very simple, that is, the sea of ​​skeletons advances. This is of course because there are too many skeletons in the undead plane, which can be consumed at will, and also because the intelligence of the skeleton soldiers is too low, and they cannot complete too complicated tactical instructions.

I have tested muskets with skeleton soldiers.

They can learn to shoot, but they can only shoot. They don't know how to aim, and the bullets stop there when they are empty. If you don't tell them, they don't know how to reload bullets.

Giving them such good weapons is a complete waste.

Skeleton soldiers are indeed only competent for the tactics of the sea of ​​skeletons."

Da Liang couldn't help sighing: IQ is a big problem.

Skeleton soldiers, such low-level undead, can only understand very simple instructions before awakening magic and becoming hero-level units. And in the war of hot weapons, the brain of soldiers sometimes plays a greater role than weapons.

After hearing the answer given by Kuka, Da Liang, who was preparing to form an army of tens of millions of skeleton musketeers, was inevitably disappointed.

Before solving the problem of the intelligence of the skeleton soldiers, we must not give thermal weapons to the low-intelligence skeletons, otherwise they might shoot at anything on the battlefield.

Da Liang said to Kuka: "This batch of weapons should be equipped to the human warriors first, and then let the frost dragon Astro organize the heroes of the undead race and find a way to improve the intelligence of the skeleton soldiers.

Minya, the director of the alchemy laboratory, is a vampire of the undead race. Let her cooperate with Astro to solve this problem.

We can't leave such a large source of soldiers unused."

"Yes, Your Highness!"

I went out for a day yesterday and was rushing to finish the manuscript. I will definitely update three times today...