The Fourth Calamity never believed in the steel torrent!

Chapter 65 Cavalry Charge, But the Artillery Fire Never Stops!
Recalling past military exchanges between the Cambrian and Black Hawk armies, the necromancer instinctively felt that these rigid guys shouldn't give up their positions so easily.

He felt that something was off about this battlefield, but he couldn't quite put his finger on it.

"Be careful of the enemy snipers. They have a group of relatively professional snipers in this unit, and their marksmanship is excellent!"

"These people might..."

Shaking off his unease, the necromancer instructed his soldiers.

Recalling the unfortunate few who had been killed before, he had to admit that although these snipers' concealment skills were amateurish, always revealing the reflection of their scopes, their marksmanship was truly excellent!
I have no idea how the Cambrian army trained its sharpshooters, that they could get headshots from such a distance every time. It's simply unbelievable!
But before he could finish speaking, several familiar voices from the sky instantly caused his expression to change drastically.

call out--!
Hearing the sound of shells slicing through the sky, he immediately realized that the enemy thought snipers were easy to expose, and since the positions in front were covered by fire and were not suitable for sniping, they had started to use artillery to snipe him!

Haven't those despicable Cambrian troops used up all their mortars in the previous artillery battle?
Without thinking twice, he instinctively scrambled to the side, signaling the mech behind him to come over and act as a shield to block him.

At the same time, his hand continued casting spells, and a shield made of white bones gradually emerged, like a silkworm cocoon, wrapping him up layer by layer.

boom! boom! boom!
Several players hiding behind houses in the town were bombarding this area with mortars while rapidly changing their positions.

The snipers couldn't outgun the enemy's machine guns and artillery, and their casualties were quite high, but that didn't matter.

In Battlefield games, sniping has always been a very flexible concept. Single shot, scoped-in, can kill in one shot, that's what sniping is all about!
Therefore, correspondingly, the mortar, which can kill the enemy with a single shot in this game, naturally becomes a sniper rifle.

Although the game's overhead map lacks labels and is far less clear than the original Battlefield map, players can still roughly figure out the enemy's movements on the map after getting familiar with it.

Several high-explosive shells landed on the advancing undead soldiers, instantly blowing many of them away.

Even with experienced undead soldiers lying down to take cover, their efforts were largely ineffective against the constant barrage of shells falling around them.

The Peacekeeper, which served as a human shield, was bombarded by the continuous barrage of shells, making a clanging sound. However, in reality, destroying such an armored vehicle with mortars without being directly hit is a very difficult task.

The necromancer, hiding behind the tin can and protected by his own magical shield, was not taken down by the cannonballs.

But he was very anxious. He could feel that the enemy artillery was quickly locking onto his position. If things went wrong, the enemy's artillery might land right on his head in the next round!
Fortunately, the infantry artillery on the opposite bank of the river was very effective. The enemy noticed the sudden artillery fire immediately and shifted their original artillery support direction.

Although most infantry guns have difficulty hitting players behind houses due to the angle, a few are lucky enough to penetrate a weak wall and land next to the artillery player.

With a bang, an unlucky player was blasted into the air, and his angry outbursts echoed in the comments section.

The Celestial Venerable Knows Me: [What's going on? Is this clipping? It must be clipping! Where is the GM? Fix this bug quickly!]

Although most of the players operating the mortars were not actually affected, they all stopped firing and quickly ran to other places.

This has become an unconscious habit for players: if they get blown up by a cannon, they quickly move to another location to avoid accidentally flying into the sky.

"Wow, they're really well prepared!" Turning his head and glancing at the other players' deployment, Andrei couldn't help but exclaim in a low voice.

This batch of mortars can only be considered the first round of tactics or a test against the mage. The real killing move left for the mage will be a cavalry unit that is organized again later!

Ten players who had just bought a warhorse quietly circled around from the warehouse, took a detour, and then cut straight across the side of the town, galloping towards the mage.

Because the previous mortar bombardment was so conspicuous, and with mortar shells still falling, all the Black Hawk soldiers' attention was focused on this spot.

They never expected that a small cavalry unit would suddenly appear on their flank at this moment. Or rather, they never expected that a group of cavalry would brave their own men's artillery fire and charge straight up with cannonballs right above their heads!

"Brothers, charge! The glory of Mount & Blade will live on forever!"

"Charge with bayonets, but keep the artillery fire going!"

A group of cavalry players galloped excitedly toward them, each holding a specially chosen spear.

Although the spear is quite powerful and actually more practical in many situations, given the rather strange abilities of these mages, the player decided to use melee attacks that can kill in one hit to solve the problem!

Before a lance, all beings are equal. As long as they don't pierce armor, they can kill any monster!

If you can't kill him by stabbing, just throw a couple more grenades at him!

The players' howls and the crisp sound of horses' hooves finally caught the mage's attention. The necromancer, who was busy replenishing the bone shield, heard the noise from the side and quickly turned around to take a look.

When he saw these charging cavalrymen, he was instantly terrified!

"Damn it! These savage herders!"

As he pondered this, he quickly fired a green ray in that direction, which struck the cavalryman at the very front.

Contrary to his expectations, he originally thought that the cavalryman would instantly turn into a skeleton when the ray hit him.

In fact, the ray lasted for a full three seconds before the unfortunate cavalry player and his horse turned into a pile of bones, which scattered on the ground with a whoosh.

"How is that possible? How could they possibly withstand the necromancy ray?"

Before the necromancer could figure out what was going on, several grenades suddenly flew in, forcing him to re-seal his bone shield and cower in place to take the blasts.

In the next instant, a spear suddenly pierced through the bone shield and went straight through his chest.

(End of this chapter)