God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

...

The Han Empire's navy, positioned well and moving quickly, successfully approached and collided with the Kushan navy fleet, directly initiating a boarding maneuver.

However, not every warship was so lucky. The slow-reacting Han Empire warships came into Kapil's view.

As his inner unease gradually subsided, the power conveyed by the fleet allowed Kapil to better appreciate its strength.

At this moment, he was undoubtedly the most powerful person on the battlefield.

His thoughts and ideas can all be turned into reality, and he can decide how to fight.

Even the elite and powerful Han Empire navy could not possibly be his match.

Faced with the rapid approach of the Han Empire's army, even without Cecissian's reminder, Capil knew the Han Empire's navy's intentions.

Because he understood the other party's thoughts, Kapil made a decision immediately.

"Our troops will directly unleash 'Divine Finger' to strike the Han Empire's fleet, while the rest will engage the enemy directly and eliminate them." Kapil glanced at the surrounding generals and gave his orders.

Cecissian nodded in satisfaction upon hearing this.

The secret technique 'Divine Finger' under the adaptive loop system is a secret technique with fast extraction speed, fast response, and fast execution.

The disadvantages are a small attack range and low attack damage.

However, these drawbacks are all based on the premise that both sides have an adaptive loop system. If the other side does not have such a system, the lethality of the 'God Finger' is naturally not a problem.

Given the current war situation, it is highly unlikely that the Han Empire's fleet could be attacked with large-scale casualties, since both sides are in the same area.

Many in the Han Empire had not yet brought their fleets close to their own troops. These warships were numerous, but too scattered. The efficient, fast, precise, and orderly 'Divine Finger' was very suitable for this kind of targeted killing.

In terms of battlefield response, Kapil has indeed learned these things and is able to use them now, proving that the initial teachings were not in vain.

However, this mindset issue is indeed a very serious problem.

Under the attack of the 'Divine Finger', the remaining Han Empire naval warships lost nearly 30% of their ships before they were able to complete the boarding maneuver.

During this process, the Han Empire's steel warships, with their superior speed and defensive capabilities, quickly approached and landed, thus suffering relatively little damage.

Of course, a large part of the reason was that Cecilielian took all of these warships with him.

In the ship-hopping battle mode, taking these warships with you is not impossible, but very likely.

Our side has over 100,000 combat-ready sailors, while the enemy has at most a hundred or so warships, and now 60-70% of them are destroyed, leaving only about 30. Meanwhile, they still have over 500 warships. In terms of numbers, the disparity is even more terrifying than before the war began.

Once these steel warships are captured, the loss of hundreds of warships becomes negligible. The vast Kushan Empire, if it so desires, can replenish all its lost warships in less than a year with the full effort of its dozens of shipyards.

Could the Han Empire replenish its lost warships within a year?
Even if we could replenish the losses of warships, how would we replenish the losses of personnel?

Moreover, for this kind of boarding action, Kapil has an extremely excellent force at his disposal, a force capable of creating miracles: the Kushan Empire's military soul legion - the Imperial Scepter!

With the Military Soul Legion by their side and a numerical advantage, how could they possibly lose the battle to jump ship?
This situation seemed like a sure win, and even the pressure on Kapil decreased significantly, allowing him to perform even better.

However, at the start of the boarding action, Capil commanded the Kushan fleet in a hunt, and indeed demonstrated the superiority of their superior numbers.

Every warship executing the boarding maneuver was filled with shouts of battle, and one could easily spot the endless stream of Kushan naval soldiers.

But as time went on, the shouts of battle did not stop. Even the many ships that tried to board the steel warships had fewer sailors, but they were still fighting on the decks.

This clearly abnormal state made Kapil somewhat alert.

In fact, although the Northern Navy Fleet of the Han Empire had been trained and trained for many years, its performance at sea could only be described as decent. However, compared with the Southern Navy Fleet established later, it lagged behind in terms of coordination and combat capabilities at sea.

The discomfort at sea did not deter these people from choosing to board the ship.

The steel warships stabilized the sea surface, making the decks as flat as the ground. The Han Empire soldiers, who were already adapted to the marine environment, were even more at ease in this situation, and their combat capabilities were almost indistinguishable from those on land.

“We’ve gathered enough enemy ships, and we haven’t been able to take them down after all this time. I suppose they’ve realized what’s going on by now.” Moncomb watched as the Kushan navy fleet began to shift and change positions on the edge of the area, and instantly understood that the matter had been exposed, but it didn’t matter anymore.

"Notify the troops to launch a full-scale attack and capture the enemy's ships!" Somewhat surprised by the fighting power displayed by the Northern Navy during the boarding action, but as shocked as he was, Mongkangbu knew what his job was and quickly issued the corresponding orders.

By taking advantage of the enemy's boarding operations, we can launch a rapid counterattack, thereby gaining control of the enemy's warships, rapidly increasing and changing the size of our fleet, and directly countering the adaptive cycle through the enemy's internal systems.

This weakens the power that the adaptive loop can mobilize, or attempts to break down the adaptive loop.

With the order issued, the Han Empire soldiers, who had been unable to contain themselves any longer, launched a counterattack and changed the battlefield from the decks of their own ships to the decks of the enemy, thus turning the tide of the battle.

For a time, the roles of offense and defense were reversed.

"It seems that old man Cecissian is still not good at this kind of combat method, which is a pity." Moncomb watched this scene and his heart calmed down a lot.

Naval battles differ from land battles; the navy, with its massive size and number, can truly determine the outcome of a war.

However, the army is different, especially in confined terrain like ships, where a large number of people are not of much use.

Because the personnel who can fight on the front line do not actually face many enemies. Everyone is engaged in a war of attrition, only the frequency of the attrition is different.

With only a handful of opponents, who would be afraid? (End of Chapter)