The Fourth Calamity never believed in the steel torrent!

Chapter 73 Oh no, they're fighter jet servants!

"Hey guys, watch your step, these servo skulls in this crappy place love to fly close to the ground. I wonder which forging world they picked up this bad habit from?"

As one assault soldier walked forward, he shouted to his comrade. Behind him, a scout player lying on the second floor replied in the chat area, indicating that he had already taken a look.

They didn't know whether the scout was reliable or not, and hoped that his shot would be accurate.

"Damn it, it's here again! Fire!"

Seeing the skull bomb flying close to the ground once again, the assault soldier shouted and opened fire with his submachine gun, and the other soldiers behind him also drew their guns and fired.

If prepared, these skull bombs are not a significant threat.

Even though the skull bomb had tried its best to adjust its flight path to make itself more erratic, it was still shot down by players at close range.

While firing their guns, the players also joked about the skull bombs, suggesting they might have been produced by the Krieg Legion.

After all, this was the first time they had ever seen a servo skull with a hat on.

I don't know what kind of habit the Black Hawk Empire has. Is it because they have too many helmets and nowhere to use them, or because they want these skulls to look as much like the Black Hawk Army's insignia as possible?

These skull bombs were even wearing helmets just like those of ordinary soldiers. I really don't know what the purpose of these helmets is!

"Scout, where's the sniper cover you mentioned? Why haven't we heard anything?"

Just then, a player suddenly thought of something and asked the scout player curiously.

That scout had confidently promised to provide cover for their squad, but in the end he didn't fire a single shot. Thumbs down!
Seele, who loves to draw: [Damn it! Don't even mention it, I got killed!]

Watch out behind you, there's a weird thing coming up behind you. Its agility is ridiculously high; it killed me with a single, inexplicable strike!

Upon seeing the notification in the chat, the other players immediately became alert, not expecting that their teammates would suddenly die without warning.

When they looked up, they found a monster with mechanically modified limbs and two spring-loaded legs standing on the roof.

Look at the way this monster is stitched together. For some reason, no matter how they look at it, they feel that this thing looks a lot like the style of the Frankenstein army.

Just then, the monster on the roof suddenly extended the submachine gun from its arm and began firing down.

One unlucky player was instantly knocked to the ground, but the other players reacted quickly, picking up their weapons and taking down the guy on the roof.

The player who had just been killed was easily retrieved by the medic with a small needle, and breathed a long sigh of relief.

"What exactly is this thing? A stitched human, a modified monster, or a fighter servant?"

The player who had just stood up asked the others with a surprised look, feeling that this thing looked strangely familiar.

"It's hard to say. Maybe they're combat servitors. I seriously suspect we're actually fighting on Mars, busy invading the Cult of Machines!"

One player casually remarked, then fired long bursts of fire at a shadowy spot on the other side. The system displayed that he had killed another [Blade Warrior].

"Alright, the case is solved now. This thing is called Blade Warrior, and it should be some kind of modified mech servant of the Black Hawk Empire!"

"I wonder how much stuff the game designers sewed into this game. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if a living saint suddenly appeared on the battlefield one day!" The player complained as he opened fire on the more shadowy figures that appeared in the smoke. However, they soon discovered that these things were really hard to deal with.

First and foremost, it possesses vigorous vitality!
Compared to ordinary soldiers, this thing's vitality is far superior.

Most ordinary soldiers could be taken down with a single shot, but this thing could stand still even after being shot several times.

Besides that, this thing is a bit abnormally agile. Its legs, which seem to have huge springs, jump around everywhere, just like someone doing parkour in ostrich shoes.

With a barrage of automatic firepower, the player easily repelled these creatures and even managed to get a kill.

But they soon discovered that what made this thing truly troublesome was its extreme agility and exceptional adaptability to different terrains.

With their springy legs, these guys would occasionally leap to the second floor, or even onto the roof of a small house, turn around, and disappear in a few leaps.

Before players can figure out where these guys have gone, enemies will suddenly appear from nearby buildings or fall from the rooftops, landing in their ranks and firing at them.

"Fuck!"

A player cried out in alarm as a long, sharp blade suddenly appeared from the side, slicing off his head in one swift motion, then splitting him in two, leaving even the medic unable to revive him.

The medic resurrection mechanism in this game is a bit different from that in the battlefield. Normally, enemies who are killed by melee means in the battlefield should not be left behind and resurrected, but here, as long as the corpse is intact enough, it will be fine.

But clearly, with its head severed and its body split vertically in two, it's impossible for it to be resurrected.

when!
A sharp sound suddenly rang out as the long, slender blade struck the chest armor of the trench soldier, but it seemed to have done little damage.

The trench soldier retaliated with a spiked club, smashing the creature's head open and knocking it to the ground.

"Brothers, don't panic! This thing can't cut through trench warfare head-on!"

"Don't be afraid of dying. If all else fails, we'll buy a trench warfare unit and fight them with knives!"

Meanwhile, some players weren't interested in buying Trench Warriors to smash the spiked clubs; instead, they charged forward with bayonets.

The bayonet, which can instantly kill infantry, remains useful at this moment.

The Blade Warrior thought that such a bayonet wouldn't kill him, so he didn't try to dodge. But when the bayonet actually pierced him, it was too late.

"Captain Goodman, why haven't we taken care of the enemy over there yet? Are our Blade Warriors no match for them?"

Hearing the occasional roars of battle and screams of agony, Major Martin couldn't help but frown.

He's now allergic to that hooting sound; every time he hears it, he gets goosebumps.

"Uh, Major, I don't know either! I'll take some men over there myself to check!"

Captain Goodman, the company commander of the cyborg anti-armor company, said with a somewhat embarrassed expression. Then he threw off his coat and rushed out, taking several other cyborg soldiers with him.

(End of this chapter)