Fatty had killed many people, but he had never raised a butcher's knife against innocent civilians! Forced into the war, what he hated the most was this senseless slaughter!
When it ca to such people, Fatty always had one thod of dealing with them — an eye for an eye!
Behind him, a "Heng Dao" launched three red signal flares.
The red flares slowly ascended into the sky. When they reached the top and started to fall, a loud charge horn sounded from between the buildings.
Suddenly, around Echo Street in Puluo Town, the sounds of killing rose up.
Like two torrents of black dragons, the cha surged forward, sweeping everything in their path as they converged towards the center. People and horses were overturned everywhere they went. The scattered red chas and the infantry following behind them were instantly reduced to smithereens whenever they encountered the black butchers in groups of three or five.
Blood splattered, and the entire city groaned under this terrifying massacre.
Automatic cannons exploded amidst the Blood-colored rcenary Army's infantry, tal shells tearing through flesh and blood. Wherever the eye could see, soldiers fell in waves like harvested wheat. Large chunks of flesh rolled through the air, raining blood; white brain matter splattered everywhere— the ground was a mire of blood.
The scattered red chas couldn't organize any effective resistance. The black chas always moved in teams of three, one attacking from the front, two flanking from the sides. Their maneuvers were extrely bizarre. Often, just as a red cha assud a defensive position, it would be taken down by an unexpected axe from out of nowhere.
Communications were cut off, and command coordination was lost. In modern warfare, even the most elite units would be powerless under such circumstances. Moreover, they were facing the most ruthless pirates and the battle-hardened Leray Warriors! And these warriors, were the core force ticulously trained by Fatty himself!
Apart from the carefully selected cha martial arts and killing techniques on the battlefield, Fatty had put a lot of work into close combat coordination within small areas. The "Wave Riding Skill" footwork from cha martial arts was drilled into the soldiers repeatedly. Every detail—direction, timing, speed, cha posture control, attack sequence—was ingrained into the Bandit Army cha Soldiers.
At the beginning of the battle, the Bandit Army cha Soldiers were still a bit rusty and doubtful of the data-filled, theoretical, intricate footwork coordination. But as the battle progressed, with each successful kill made in coordination, they beca utterly addicted to this combat style.
Electronic interference, chanical knight level suppression, close-knit coordination in small areas, and the sudden initial attack—all these factors turned the Bandit Army cha Soldiers into the harbingers of death. At this mont, their sole duty was slaughter!
In the eastern districts of Echo Street, the red chas were retreating.
In urban street battles, such a retreat was fatal. The fog of war enveloped them; no one knew how many enemies lurked in the spider-web-like streets! Street by street, block by block, panic spread rapidly.
The people standing in the tall buildings were completely dumbfounded.
The nurous red chas were routed, while the less than a hundred black chas swept through everything like a hot knife through butter. Advancing from three directions towards the center, they left a trail of corpses in their wake. The panicked red chas attempted to resist, but behind the black chas lay an eerie dead silence.
At the very front of these black chas, one cha was leading the killing.
Fatty, piloting a "Heng Dao," charged at the forefront. His hand speed of seventy-two actions per second had been pushed to the extre.
With one swing, he cut down a red cha. "Heng Dao" leaped up, its legs kicking out like lightning, shattering the cockpit of another cha. Without waiting to land, it twisted in mid-air like a great bird, its battle axe drawing a sharp arc, splitting open the head of a third cha.
Before the other chas could catch up, he executed a textbook-perfect "Jumping Through," shooting into another group of retreating red chas—only the sound of clashing tal followed. The red chas exploded like fireworks, with several dismbered chas flying in all directions.
In the eyes of the Bandit Army cha Soldiers, their commander had transford into the Grim Reaper. In ferocious close combat and precise long-range shooting, the cha under his control was like a wolf among sheep, every movent a killing blow.
His speed had reached the extre; no one could distinguish which of the several phantoms weaving, dashing, and jumping among the red chas was his real self.
Before him, no red cha could withstand even a single round.
On top of the Puluo Branch building, Cosmo, Baz, Weiseler, and the elders, along with over a thousand young ch Knights, watched in absolute silence.
Their eyes were wide open, nostrils flaring. So bit their lips tightly, while others clenched their fists so hard their knuckles turned white!
One versus a hundred, bearing down like Mount Tai, sweeping through thousands, dominating everything... That black cha gave them a lesson in warfare!
But what stirred the hearts of Cosmo and the others to an uncontrollable extent was the sight of the hundred and twenty black chas rolling up in a massive wave.
Roaring cheers rose from the surrounding buildings.
The hundred and twenty chas continued their triumphant advance.
This victorious scene, so intimately related to them, unfolded before their eyes. The young ch Knights had never felt such pride and fervor, nor had they ever realized so profoundly that this chaotic era was one where heroes erged.
Excluding the dozens of Leray Warriors, those pirates they had looked down upon from the bottom of their hearts were now fierce professional soldiers.
Before them, the enemy was retreating.
Behind them, the civilians were cheering!
They had earned the respect of everyone!
A man ought to be like this! (To be continued. For more chapters, please visit qidian, support the author, and support legitimate reading!)
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