The Fourth Calamity never believed in the steel torrent!

Chapter 323 The battle is not over yet; we still need to face the test!

Upon hearing the messenger's words, Major General Spiridovich suddenly froze on the spot, his head snapping up with a crack.

Because he looked up so quickly, his cervical spine seemed to have been damaged, which made him grimace.

However, he doesn't have time to worry about his neck injury caused by looking down for so long, which resulted in him suddenly looking up.

The message delivered by the messenger was far beyond his comprehension.

"Wait a minute, what did you say? What exactly happened? Explain it to me in detail!"

He strode up to the messenger, grabbed the soldier by the shoulder, stared at him intently, and said:
"Did I hear that right? You mean General Vorontsov captured one of the enemy's army group commanders?!"

Although the messenger was startled by Major General Spiridovich's performance, he was too excited to care about such things.

He nodded emphatically, his face beaming with joy, and said:
"Yes, General, you are right. General Vorontsov has successfully captured an enemy army group commander!"

"Our operations on the other front went extremely smoothly. Everything went exactly as planned from the beginning, and we successfully encircled an entire enemy army group!"

"And a living saint launched a surprise attack on the enemy's army group command post while the enemy army group was in chaos, successfully capturing their army group commander, who is now imprisoned by us!"

"Hahaha, General, we have won! We have won a great victory in this battle!"

Upon hearing this, Major General Spiridovich stood there stunned. Even though he understood what the messenger had said, his mind was still reeling.

Or rather, it was precisely because he understood what the messenger had just said that he felt his brain wasn't quite working properly.

How is that possible? That's simply unrealistic!

With the forces under Andrei's command and the coordinated attacks they put on, did they actually manage to encircle an entire enemy army group in this battle?

Are you kidding me? That army group should have more troops than all of them combined, right? How could they have been defeated like this, and even the commander of the Black Hawk Empire's army group was captured?
Although Major General Spiridovic was initially incredulous, he couldn't help but burst into laughter after he had truly processed the news.

"Hahaha, holy crap, that's amazing, it's truly amazing!"

"You, Vorontsov, I never thought a war could be fought like this!"

Although Major General Spiridovich firmly stood on the Tsar's side, and in his heart, he always believed that Andrei was a serious traitor to the Cambrian Empire.

No matter how deep his prejudice against Andrei was, at least at this moment, he was genuinely happy for the victory. His Cambrian Empire had never achieved such a great victory since the start of the war!

Although in terms of combat effectiveness, this army group dispatched by the Central Army was not the most elite main force to begin with, and its armored units had been largely withdrawn, so it should be considered one of the weaker army groups in the Black Hawk Empire.

But no matter what, this is a real army group, and now it's surrounded by them!

"Quick, take the phone, I need to contact Vorontsov immediately!"

As he spoke, he rushed toward the command post, his mind a little muddled.

He didn't even consider that his command post was so far away from Andrei's location, and it was deep behind enemy lines. How could he possibly answer the phone?
Although it was impossible to make a phone call, a telegram inquiring about the matter was still sent.

Although Andrei had already sent the good news of the victory by telegram, he still wanted to confirm it himself, after all, the news was just too amazing.

Meanwhile, Major General Spiridovich's soldiers also learned of this news.

Upon hearing this news, the Cambrian soldiers, who were still fighting on the front lines under the guidance of the players, were all overjoyed.

Although they were able to maintain relatively stable morale throughout the continuous war, their morale was eventually worn down by the enemy, which led to a continuous decline in their fighting spirit.

But when this news arrived, all the fatigue they had accumulated during the war, as well as their uncertainty about the future, vanished.

Every Cambrian soldier felt as if they had been injected with stimulants. At that moment, they even thought they could fight for a whole week without sleep!

After Andrei completed the encirclement, in the temporary command post he set up at the current base, his telegrams were almost worn out from being sent out.

Telegram after telegram was sent from all directions, all with similar content, asking him if this earth-shattering victory was real.

Of course, when these people sent the telegram, they already believed that Andrei had won a victory at that moment.

One reason is that Andrei had already achieved a series of victories, so he had an excellent reputation in the Cambrian Empire.

If it were someone else, this victory would likely be questionable, but with Andrei, the victory is almost guaranteed, because Andrei has been consistently winning since his debut.

Of course, there is another reason, which is that they all felt that this victory was simply too outrageous!
It is precisely because this victory is so outrageous that it seems more real. After all, even if a normal person wanted to make up a fake news story, they wouldn't come up with such an incredible one.

For messages like this, they only need to use their intelligence system to verify them to confirm their authenticity.

Making up such an outrageous lie is just asking for trouble; there's no way to cover it up later.

"Hahaha, Andrei, we won!"

In the command post, Andrei and the other officers were also caught up in the celebration. Some officers even opened bottles of vodka and started chugging along with everyone else.

To be honest, Andrei didn't want to drink alcohol, especially not this kind of strong liquor.

But Katyusha was so excited that she was already drunk, and before Andrei could refuse, the bottle was shoved into his mouth.

After taking a couple of sips, Andrei felt himself getting a little tipsy.

Even though his tongue was now a bit thick, he still laughed heartily and said:

"Hahaha, damn it, that's right, brothers, we won! We fucking won!"

"Although we have only surrounded them for now, and these Black Hawk devils still have a lot of strength, there is no doubt that the victory in this war belongs to us!"

"Gentlemen, let us celebrate this victory! Let us celebrate the greatest victory since the start of the war!"

As soon as Andrei finished speaking, a deafening cheer erupted around them. The command post was like a pack of wolves, howling everywhere.

Although he was a little tipsy, Andrei quickly forced himself to sober up, because he knew that the war was not over yet.

"Alright everyone, that's enough for now. We'll celebrate back in Petrograd or Moscow later. Right now, we still need to finish this battle spectacularly!"

As Andrei spoke, he drew two red lines on the map, both of which pointed to the area where his main force was located.

"Our situation is still very serious. The remaining forces of the enemy's army group, which are within our encirclement, will continue to launch counterattacks. Without a doubt, they want to retake the lost positions and withdraw again."

"At the same time, outside our encirclement, the Black Hawk Empire has also begun to mobilize heavy troops because they want to force us back!"

"If we allow this newly breached salient to remain in place, their Central Army will be unable to continue its offensive, because we can easily tear their rear apart!"

Although Andrei's analogy sounds rather crude, the principle behind it is sound.

After hearing what their commander said, the other generals also calmed down and realized that this was not the time to celebrate.

"General, since that's the case, then let us stay here and hold out to the death. We guarantee we'll crush them all!"

Yuri, who is now the commander of the First Division and was recently promoted to major general, patted his chest and said loudly.

His continuous victories during this period greatly boosted his confidence.

Although his soldiers had indeed suffered heavy casualties, compared to the victories, the previous losses seemed insignificant, at least in his view.

There was no way around it; although he was also an officer from a humble background, traditional values ​​made him never take the lives of his soldiers too seriously.

According to the Cambrian Empire, wars always involve death, and compared to the issue of death, victory is obviously the most important thing. After all, what war doesn't involve death?

However, compared to Yuri, the former Chief of Staff Nikolayev was the more rational one.

He shook his head, then pulled the agitated Yuri aside and said:

"Kid, don't be silly. Our army is already somewhat detached from the rear, and we can't hold out here for long!"

"Our current situation is extremely dangerous. While it may seem that we have completely surrounded the enemy, we are actually surrounded by the enemy. It can only be said that we are all surrounding each other."

"So the situation going forward is very important. If we can't hold out here, then this war will become a suicide mission, and those wolves will devour us and inflict a devastating blow on the Volkhov Front."

When the word "front" was mentioned, a mocking look appeared on Nikolayev's face. Clearly, he was also quite dissatisfied with the Tsar's unwillingness to send more reinforcements to Andrei.

After all, what army group only has that many soldiers? Can Andrei's current army group even have 5 soldiers in total?
If Andrei's army group is a large enough army group, such as one with 30 men.

They no longer need to worry about being surrounded by the enemy; they can completely wipe out the entire army group in one fell swoop. That's the confidence that comes with strong troop strength!

Andrei nodded, agreeing with Nikolayev's statement.

He looked at everyone present, shrugged, and said:

"Old Nicholas is right. We do have a lot of problems right now. One of the main problems is that we are severely understaffed, making it difficult for us to maintain this front."

"So in the next phase, we don't have much time to rest. We have to keep attacking. If we stop, we'll be surrounded and swallowed up by the enemy."

If the previous victories had not been achieved, some officers might have questioned Andrei's order to continue the offensive.

It must be said that during this day and night of fierce attacks, Andrei's army also suffered huge losses, and the soldiers' physical strength and will were severely tested.

Having achieved their immediate victory, and with their morale soaring, everyone believed they were still capable of continuing the attack.

At this moment, their troops are at their most elite level!
"General, so what do you mean? Should we cut off the Central Army's retreat route directly?"

A young staff officer spoke up, but immediately received a glare from Andrei.

"Fool, what are you thinking? If we really cut off the Central Army's retreat, we'll face an attack from at least a million Black Hawk troops!"

"By then, we might be able to delay the Central Army's advance on Moscow, but do you think you can withstand a full-scale attack by a million Black Hawk troops?"

The number of a million troops was like a bucket of cold water, instantly sobering up many hot-blooded officers.

But they were also a little confused. What did Andrei mean by attacking?
They thought Andrei was preparing to continue his attack towards the Central Army and cut off the enemy's retreat in one fell swoop!
Andrei was no fool. He didn't really think of his army as some invincible war god, preparing to fight against the main force of the entire Black Hawk Empire single-handedly.

He simply drew a line on the map, pointing to the Black Hawk Army Group that was currently surrounded, and a confident smile appeared on his face.

"This is our next offensive objective. We need to completely dismantle Graham's army group and absolutely not allow it to remain clustered together!"

Hearing Andrei say this, many officers were slightly taken aback, as this seemed to be somewhat different from what they had imagined.

According to their plan, they had now occupied a series of defensive positions used by the Black Hawk Empire and had successfully stabilized their position along this front.

If that's the case, shouldn't they block this army group, wear them down, bombard them with artillery fire, and finally force the army group to surrender completely?
Seeing everyone's confusion, Andrei couldn't help but facepalm.

He felt that these guys seemed too confident after fighting him, and the rigid and inflexible military thinking of the Cambrian Empire kept lingering in their minds.

So much so that even now, no one has figured out what he was thinking.

However, Katyusha was quick to understand; after glancing at the map, she grasped Andrei's meaning.

“I understand. You mean that by dividing Graeme’s army group, we can insert a large number of troops into their ranks and then fight a chaotic battle with them.”

"At this point, we can avoid being attacked by the Black Hawk Army's superior firepower and bombing, and we can also increase the distance from which the enemy launches an attack on us."

"And most importantly, even if we don't manage to trap the entire Graeme army group in the end, we can at least take a significant portion of their army group. As long as they can't regroup, they won't be able to concentrate their forces to break out!"

As soon as Katyusha finished speaking, Andrei nodded and clapped.

"That's right, that's exactly it. You should all learn from Lieutenant General Kuragin's thinking; that's the correct way for us to play!"

As Andrei spoke, he glanced at the assembled officers and reminded them:

"We do not have an advantage in manpower, nor is our advantage in firepower, and we may even lose our advantage in firepower soon. Therefore, we should make the most of our mobility and keep our troops in constant motion."

"Although sending a large number of troops into the encirclement to engage in close combat with the enemy seems like a risky move that could easily lead to our own collapse, it is our best option at the moment."

Andrei's orders were quickly relayed throughout the army.

After receiving the order, the Vorontsov combat group rested briefly before quickly taking action.

Located within the Graeme Army Group, because General Graeme had been captured by the enemy, they had no chance to rescue the general who had been taken away by the Living Saint.

So after some discussion, Lieutenant General Kemmler, the deputy commander of the army group, was temporarily appointed as the commander.

He had just become commander, and immediately issued a breakout order to the entire army group.

Of course, he did not intend to continue his breakout attempt against Volkhov, because it had already been proven that breaking out from Volkhov's side was quite difficult.

Who knows why Volkhov, which should theoretically only have some second-line troops responsible for defense, showed such an impregnable defense in the previous battles?
But there's no doubt that they no longer want to continue their attack on the fortress over there.

In particular, they knew that once the Cambrian Empire learned of the victory here, the Tsar would certainly use the railway to quickly mobilize troops and transport them to Volkhov as fast as possible.

At that time, the fortress area, which was already as solid as an impregnable fortress, will be fully enhanced and become even more difficult to conquer.

So after some discussion, they came to the conclusion that they should launch a breakout in the direction of Andrei's main force at this moment!
It has to be said that this breakthrough plan sounds crazy.

Charging directly at Andrei's main force would inevitably result in extremely heavy losses, even if they managed to break through the encirclement.

If it weren't for the fact that both General Ron and General Graeme initially didn't want the army group to suffer a devastating blow, they would have already ordered the army group to clash with Andrei's main force. Unfortunately, General Ron ultimately didn't anticipate the player's characteristics, so what seemed like an easily conquerable position at Volkhov ultimately failed to be taken!

Now, their entire army group can no longer afford to worry about such things.

If they don't break through, they will only face certain death; breaking through will at least allow some of them to evacuate.

Meanwhile, other Central Army units began to be transferred here, and the Emperor's Son Titan Legion was also moving in.

If they can coordinate with these troops, they still have a high probability of breaking through Andrei's main force's defenses and allowing some of their troops to break out.

Of course, the Black Hawk Army's breakout wouldn't be too rough; they wouldn't just throw all their troops at it like a hammer.

They thought Volkhov would be easy to smash, so they smashed the hammers there, and the troops charging at the front were completely routed!
This time, they absolutely did not want to engage in a direct confrontation with the Titan Legion.

Therefore, the Black Hawk Army's breakout at this moment is more like a flood, with a large number of troops launching attacks in different directions at the same time.

"Lieutenant General Kemmler, are you sure this probing tactic will work?"

In the command post, several generals asked Lieutenant General Kemmler somewhat uneasily:
"Excuse my bluntness, but if Vorontsov has set a trap on his lines, deliberately creating a new pocket to lure us in, wouldn't our situation be even worse?"

Looking at these guys, Lieutenant General Kemmler rolled his eyes, somewhat speechless.

He felt that he had become so exhausted these days that he could barely speak.

"You're overthinking it. Where would the enemy get the manpower to set up another ambush?"

Lieutenant General Kemmler pointed to the map, a helpless smile on his face.

"Although it's humiliating, we've surrounded an entire army group this time. Vorontsov doesn't have many troops. How could he possibly create a new encirclement on top of the existing one to trap an entire army group?"

"Besides, do we really have any other choice now?"

"If we fall into the enemy's trap again, the situation won't be any worse than it is now. At most, we'll just fail to break through here. But if we don't fall into the enemy's trap, then we'll have successfully broken through, won't we?"

Upon hearing Lieutenant General Kemmler's words, the other generals present exchanged glances, all seeing a sense of helplessness in each other's eyes.

The plan sounds good, but in reality it's just a case of giving up entirely.

To put it bluntly, their situation is already this bad, how much worse can it get?
In that case, it's time to take a risk and gamble!

Just as they were preparing to launch a full-scale probing attack by the frontline troops and then begin to look for the enemy's weaknesses, Vorontsov unexpectedly launched his attack first!

"What's going on? I don't quite understand. Can you help me figure out what kind of strategy this is?"

A general, hunched over a map and looking at the messenger's report on the latest battle situation, asked the others, somewhat puzzled:

"How did they manage to split up the Titan Legion and then use these two Titan units as vanguards to attack our positions instead?"

Good heavens, if we follow this tactic, Vorontsov will automatically break free from the encirclement.

How much self-confidence must he have to turn the original encirclement and annihilation into a full-scale attack? Does he really not think he will fail?
Lieutenant General Kemmler glanced at the map twice, then slammed his hand on the table and said:
"Damn it, they're trying to completely divide our army group!"

"It seems this guy isn't confident he can completely surround us, so he wants to divide our army group and then wipe out a portion of it first. We absolutely cannot let them succeed!"

Although Lieutenant General Kemler was shocked by Vorontsov's ambition and amazed by his audacity, the organization still had to organize a defense.

The problem is, given that their entire army group is currently in a state of disarray, organizing a defense is not so easy.
The news of the encirclement, coupled with the previous setback in the attack on Volkhov, had dampened the morale of the army group, and many Black Hawk soldiers were losing confidence in themselves.

Within this army group, many Black Hawk units are decorated veterans, with many soldiers having participated in the previous war against the Iris Empire and the war to attack Warsonia.

Although they did experience setbacks in those wars, overall they made great strides forward.

But this time, they did suffer an extremely serious setback, and the entire army group even faced the risk of annihilation!

In addition, the various wars and setbacks they had encountered in the recent period of time had caused the morale of the entire army group to remain somewhat low.

Some Black Hawk soldiers even suffer from some degree of Cambrian phobia, and they tremble at the mere mention of an enemy attack.

In a newly dug trench, the Black Hawk soldiers huddled wearily in the trenches, listening to their superiors give them a lecture.

"...Everyone, hold your line! No matter what, you must not give up or back down!"

"We are currently in the most difficult phase, facing the most severe test, but we are still the most valiant warriors of the Empire!"

"Hold on a little longer. The rest of the Empire's army is on its way to our rescue. If we can't even hold out for this long, we're finished. The brutal Cambrian Empire will only send you to Siberia to fight against the crazy Easterners!"

Hearing this, many Black Hawk soldiers felt a chill run down their spines.

They knew what Siberia was like—desolate and cold, and right next to that increasingly fanatical ancient empire in the Far East.

The thought of being used as slave soldiers by the Cambrian Empire, driven to attack Beiqing, and then facing all sorts of demons and monsters sent chills down their spines.

Surprisingly, after being intimidated like that, the soldiers' morale actually improved quite a bit.

Although their morale is still not very high, at least these soldiers are willing to continue fighting because of their strong will to survive.

As the soldiers huddled in the trenches chatted idly, discussing their fates, one of them suddenly felt an unusual tremor in the ground.

"Wait, can you guys feel something vibrating under our butts?"

Upon hearing one soldier's reminder, the other Black Hawk soldiers all noticed the phenomenon.

"What's going on? Is there shelling coming from somewhere?"

Some soldiers thought of the vibrations caused by artillery fire, but they also felt that these vibrations seemed to be different from those caused by artillery fire.

If you really want to describe it, this vibration is more like some kind of footsteps, as if some enormous thing is moving across the ground!
Holy crap! Something's wrong!
Upon realizing this, many Black Hawk soldiers turned deathly pale.

A soldier frantically pulled out a periscope, quickly set it up at the edge of the trench, and cautiously peered outside.

Immediately afterwards, he saw several enormous Thunder Titans slowly walking towards him, with the Cambrian Empire's red flag with a golden eagle fluttering in the wind.

"Oh, Your Majesty, we're doomed! The enemy's Titan legions are attacking us!"

He glanced at the infantrymen on this position who had lost a large number of heavy weapons, and then thought about his own artillery position, which also looked extremely shabby because it had lost a large number of heavy artillery pieces.

Compared to the Titans outside, none of the Black Hawk soldiers felt they could achieve victory.

Are you kidding me? Sending a force that has degenerated into light infantry to defend against a direct attack from the enemy Titan Legion?
A Black Hawk soldier clutched his name tag, which was engraved with his identity, and then curled up in the trench as if he were asleep, closing his eyes and remaining motionless.

"Hey, what are you doing? Get up and grab your gun!"

Hearing his companion calling him, he shook his head without even opening his eyes and said:
"Stop thinking about it, just accept your fate!"

"I suggest you keep all the name tags in your hands and under your bodies, so that when our bodies are torn to pieces by the enemy, the troops recovering our bodies won't be able to tell whether we were killed in action."

Haha, the Titan Legion has already charged in, what else are they thinking about?

Just go wash up and go to sleep; this war is no longer relevant to ordinary people.

As the Titan Legion drew closer, under Katyusha's command, several Thunder Titans raised their 305mm heavy cannons.

Several cannon shots rang out in succession, and terrifying heavy shells instantly fell onto the positions in front, exploding on the spot among these trenches.

Even though the Black Hawk soldiers were meticulous in digging the trenches, being hit by a 305mm shell was ultimately useless.

The massive explosion will blast everything in sight into the air, whether it's bunkers, sandbags, or mangled corpses on the position, they will all get a taste of being blown away by a blaster.

Shells were fired at this side, but as a semi-transparent barrier lit up in front of the Thunder Titan, all the shells that were blasted at them disappeared, leaving only ripples on the barrier.

Before launching the attack, Andrei mobilized a group of his psionic players, using them as power banks to fully charge all the energy cores.

It must be said that the Cambrian Empire's creation of this kind of human core is indeed large in size, but it also has abundant energy.

Correspondingly, charging this thing is also a real drain on mages. If it weren't for the Black Hawk Empire having a sufficiently comprehensive mage training system, they wouldn't be able to afford this thing.

Thinking about this, and then about the vanished mages of the Cambrian Empire, Andrei felt utterly speechless.

Both are top-tier powers, so why is there such a large gap between them?
On this Black Hawk site, their artillery positions appeared to consist only of 105mm howitzers, with no larger caliber artillery at all.

Such artillery is not very effective against the Void Shields. At least until they can gather more artillery to concentrate their fire, they will have a hard time penetrating these Void Shields.

The continuous shelling, on the contrary, revealed their position.

Several Thunder Titans did not fire their cannons because the cannons they used had a very short caliber, making them purely suitable for close-range assault. Their range was simply not enough to reach the enemy.

However, the Arrogant Fortress tank following behind raised its twin-mounted .380mm turret and fired two powerful shots into the distance.

boom! boom!
Two huge explosions rang out, and the Black Hawk artillery position in the distance was blown apart.

Clearly, their artillery position did not have any mobile void shields and was completely unable to withstand the fire of the 380mm cannon.

If it were a regular armored unit, by the time they approached this trench, they would have already begun to flank the position.

Of course, this is the Black Hawk Empire's fighting style.

The Cambrian Empire preferred to have armored units support the infantry. They would line up their armored units in front of the trenches, constantly suppressing the enemy inside with machine guns, and then call the infantry behind them to follow up and charge in.

However, none of this had anything to do with the Titans. For the Titans, the kings of the land, facing this trench, they didn't need to do anything else; they just needed to step on it.

A massive steel mechanical foot slammed down on the trench ahead, the enormous tremor causing the entire ground to shake.

When the giant mechanical leg took another step, a large crater had been trampled into the trench in front of it. Judging from the blood mixed in the crater, it seemed that some Black Hawk soldiers had been trampled to death on the spot.

The various secondary turrets atop the Thunder Titan were relentlessly firing at the surrounding trenches, with numerous machine guns, cannons, and artillery bombarding the area.

Thanks to the Titan's height, the turrets mounted on top can often achieve an effective coverage angle, easily providing fire support to the trenches below.

At the same time, a large number of infantrymen rushed in along with the Titans. Many red-letter warriors and ordinary infantrymen mingled together and began to sweep through the trenches on this defensive line.

Some Black Hawk soldiers fought desperately, but no matter how hard they fought, it was to no avail.

The Titan units are just too overpowered, and these undead red-letter warriors are equally overpowered.

In comparison, these ordinary soldiers who came to this battlefield were nothing more than cannon fodder, merely cold kill records for the enemy!

Looking at it this way, they seem to be even worse off than those Black Hawk soldiers who lay flat on the ground. At least the Black Hawk soldiers who lay flat on the ground had less trouble before they died!

Before long, Andrei's legion completely broke through this position, and on the other side, the breakthrough led by player waaagh's Titan Legion was almost the same.

Two axes were inserted simultaneously, and a large number of troops following closely behind quickly completed the division of the army group.

After a fierce battle, under the Titan Legion's relentless attack, Andrei successfully divided the entire army group into three main parts.

At this point, they've essentially cut up a steak, and now it's time to start eating the rest!

"Hahaha, as expected, Titan is simply invincible in terms of breakthrough ability. Faced with such a powerful breakthrough, we don't need to think too much."

Andrei laughed heartily and looked at the army group that had been divided into three parts on the map, pondering which side to attack next.
After some research, he decided to launch an attack on the westernmost army group, the one closest to Petrograd.

Because within that besieged legion were the last remaining armored units of the Black Hawk Army, and on the other side, Andrei's special armored brigade and infantry division, which he had previously deployed there, were still holding their ground.

He hadn't forgotten his allies over there. Now that the general situation had been settled, it was time to lead his troops to rescue them.

It must be said that the special armored brigade was a real help in this war.

Although their somewhat simple-minded colonel was fooled by Andrei, he still managed to carry out the mission perfectly, even after discovering that the battle was not quite what he had imagined.

If it weren't for this armored brigade holding its ground firmly and refusing to retreat an inch, Andrei's encirclement would never have succeeded.

Because by then, the enemy's main force would not have moved westward, thus giving Andrei an opportunity to attack.

Even if Andrei manages to break through the enemy's defenses, they will see through the plan and choose to break out to the west or south, making the encirclement impossible from the start.

Just as Andrei was issuing the new attack order, he was unaware that at that moment, the special armored brigade located at the transportation hub was facing a completely new test.

After a period of improvements, the Black Hawk Army's ghoul legion, or the Resurrection Legion, was redeployed to the battlefield.

Upon hearing the distant whistle, the Cambrian soldiers who remained on the defensive line calmly entered the defensive line as usual.

After a period of arduous fighting, they had become accustomed to this defensive warfare.

Anyway, there were six Mendeleev tracked tanks providing cover on the flank of their position, artillery support from the rear, and aircraft constantly flying overhead.

These soldiers responsible for defense were not alone; they were surrounded by friendly forces who could provide support.

The Cambrian soldiers stared in astonishment as they looked at the enemy troops charging towards their positions in the distance.

(End of this chapter)