Kryptonians: Man of Steel

Chapter 1171 Bombing
More than five hundred aircraft took off from various air force bases, crossed the sky, and formed spectacular trails. They either flew low or soared high, like a group of falcons ready to take off.

One hundred thousand ground troops, riding in various military vehicles, marched towards Kyoto from all directions. The flying dust and the roar of chariots formed a shocking picture of war.

In this largest "war" since World War II, two American aircraft carrier fleets also crossed the ocean and joined the dispute.

On the deck of the aircraft carrier, fighter jets took off one after another, like eagles leaving their nests, cutting through the sky and flying towards the target area.

These fighter jets are not only equipped with advanced weapon systems, but also equipped with sophisticated navigation systems to ensure that they can perform tasks accurately in complex battlefield environments.

As the war escalated, the sky over Kyoto became extremely tense. In the sky, clouds rolled and the wind was cold, as if even nature was trembling for the coming storm.

In this cold sky, there is a heart-pounding murderous intent. Every plane and every missile becomes a messenger of death.

Among them, the most eye-catching are the huge B-52 bombers.

These behemoths, known as "air fortresses", were like overlords in the sky. They slowly opened their bellies and revealed their terrifying arsenal of weapons.

One after another, the bloated bombs were accurately dropped like the greetings of the god of death, cutting through the sky and rushing towards the target area below.

These bombs are not just cold steel, they are also the terminators of countless lives.

These B-52 bombers are not all brand-new combat weapons. On the contrary, in order to mobilize such a large-scale air force in a short period of time, America has not hesitated to reawaken a large number of old antiques that have been sleeping in warehouses and waiting to be "scrapped".

Although time has left its mark on these veterans, their fighting power should not be underestimated.

Some of their fuselages still retain the style of the Cold War period of the last century, and beneath the mottled paint, it seems that a long forgotten history is hidden.

These veterans may have participated in the large-scale nighttime fire attack on Tokyo, the "LeMay BBQ", and witnessed the cruelty and ruthlessness of war.

In the cockpit, the pilots from the island country looked solemn. Their eyes showed both determination for the mission and fear of the unknown.

They knew that they were about to bomb their own country, and this complex mix of emotions made them feel extremely heavy.

However, they also know that it is for the greater good and the future of the country that they must step up and complete this difficult task.

America promised that if the situation went bad, pilots could immediately parachute to escape.

However, everyone knows the survival rate of parachuting in this battlefield. But at this moment, they have no time to care about these. They have only one thought in their minds: complete the mission and serve the country.

As the bombs broke away from the fuselage and fell to the ground like free fall, the whole sky seemed to be on fire.

Among these bombs, there are not only traditional high-explosive bombs, but also the terrifying cluster munitions.

Each cluster bomb is packed with more than 600 fist-sized small bombs. These small bombs are like seeds of Satan. Once they hit the ground, they will instantly bloom into flowers of death.

Although the explosive power of these small bombs is not as strong as that of high-explosive bombs, their large number and wide coverage can cause huge damage to the target area in a short period of time.

Amid the roar of aerial bombs, Kyoto's ground forces also began to take action.

They rode in armored vehicles, infantry fighting vehicles and other military vehicles, heading towards the predetermined target. These military vehicles were equipped with advanced weapon systems that could cope with various complex battlefield environments. When the first bomb exploded at an altitude of 2,000 meters, the entire sky seemed to be torn apart by an invisible giant hand. At that moment, even the most resilient heart trembled.

The moonlight was swallowed up at the moment of the explosion, replaced by dazzling flames and billowing smoke, which intertwined together and dyed the dark sky a doomsday dark red.

Hundreds of small fireballs with a diameter of several meters bloomed in the air. They were like the brightest stars in the night sky, but with a kind of terrifying beauty that made people's heart palpitate.

These fireballs drew brilliant tracks in the sky, and then suddenly exploded, emitting countless tiny sparks, like falling stars, lighting up the sky ravaged by war.

However, hidden behind this beauty is endless death and destruction.

Within the kilometer range covered by the explosion, countless predators now fell like rain.

Their wings lost their power in the flames, and their bodies were shattered by the shock wave of the explosion.

"Boom boom boom", the sound of explosions came one after another, continuously.

Every explosion was like the earth shaking, and every flash of fire was like the smile of death.

The fireballs were like golden waves, covering the entire sky one after another, turning Kyoto below into a sea of ​​fire. The flames shot up into the sky, the smoke billowed, and the entire Kyoto seemed to be thrown into purgatory.

The fall of each bomb means the birth of a new death zone.

In these areas, whether it is sturdy buildings, tall trees or living creatures, they will all be wiped out in the aftermath of the explosion.

Buildings collapsed in the explosion, turning into piles of ruins; trees burned in the flames and turned into pieces of charcoal; creatures struggled in despair and ultimately had to accept the judgment of fate.

Although the power of cluster bombs is not huge, their coverage area is astonishing.

Each small bomb is like a messenger of death, coming to the world with the power of destruction.

They danced and spun in the air, finally falling to the ground, bursting with deadly light.

Each small bomb is enough to blow a person to pieces, which is why the use of "cluster bombs" is banned by international conventions.

However, for America, these conventions are nothing more than paper tigers and have no binding force at all.

In the eyes of America, war is war. There is no distinction between good and evil, only between victory and defeat.

Means are just means, as long as the goal can be achieved, everything can be done.

They don't care whether innocent lives will be lost in the explosion, nor do they care whether beautiful homes will be destroyed in the flames of war.

For them, victory is the most important thing and everything else can be sacrificed.

Those small bombs that have not yet exploded have become the biggest hidden danger after the war.

(End of this chapter)