The Fourth Calamity never believed in the steel torrent!

Chapter 85 Cheat Code! Is this mage even playable without being scornful?

As the mage raised his staff, a verdant magic circle appeared out of thin air in the sky, and a large rain of fire fell down, crashing down on a section of the ground.

Players who were suddenly hit by a barrage of spells were completely bewildered, and they were all cursing under their breath.

Fortunately, their players' formation was relatively spread out, so they weren't wiped out by the wave of fire, but the sudden attack must have killed at least ten of them.

"Damn it, we've been exposed! All hands on deck, charge!"

Seeing the rain of fire crash down in front of him and instantly engulf the players at the front, Andrei couldn't help but curse and quickly shouted to the other soldiers.

There was no need for Andrei to remind them; almost the instant the fire rain fell, the players who realized they had been discovered launched a bayonet charge, shouting "Hurrah!" as they rushed forward.

Meanwhile, some players couldn't help but curse the plot-driven deaths in the chat group and angrily denounced Andrei's jinx.

Good grief, they were already so careful, and they still got caught. Isn't this a plot hole?
Andrei was also puzzled, completely unable to understand how they had been discovered by the enemy.

There were no searchlights at the camp opposite, so they were all very careful on their way. To avoid talking, Andrei even made each of them hold a plucked blade of grass in their mouth as they approached.

Theoretically speaking, it should be very difficult for the other side to detect them. Could it be that there are hidden sentries somewhere?
Even if there are hidden sentries, to find them, you would at least have to use a smokescreen or some other means to pass on the message that something is wrong to the back.
Unable to understand what was going on, Andrei felt as if he was being targeted, but there was nothing he could do but switch from a sneak attack to a full-scale assault.

Fortunately, they were not far from the enemy in the distance, so this wave could be considered a sneak attack, especially when the players set up the mortar and fired at the enemy, which further exacerbated the chaos in the enemy camp.

Rat-a-tat-tat! Rat-a-tat-tat!
The sentry player kept suppressing the enemy soldiers with a machine gun, while the other players took the opportunity to rush up and face them as fast as possible.

At the same time, the other ordinary soldiers also followed the player and kept rushing forward. At this moment, their minds were almost blank, and they were all infected by the player's repeated shouts of "Ura!"

In the camp, the lieutenant colonel looked at the mage beside him with astonishment and asked:
"What happened? How did you discover that someone was attacking you?"

The mage chanted incantations while preparing a new spell, and casually pointed a finger at the same time.

Using the binoculars, the lieutenant colonel quickly looked in the direction the monk pointed and soon saw an inconspicuous fluorescent green eyeball faintly visible on a patch of grass in the distance.

So that's it, it's that witchcraft again!

To be honest, his aversion to witchcraft has decreased a lot now. After all, he had to admit that many spells were indeed useful in the previous battles.

Even so, he still couldn't accept the wizards' actions of summoning demons and driving the undead into battle; this was by no means the righteous war he envisioned.

The garrison in the camp reacted quickly and returned fire with mortars at the artillery opposite them. Those few mortar shots killed many of their soldiers.

But after a few rounds of fire, the defending soldiers realized something was wrong. How could the enemy artillery be so accurate?
In the darkness, they couldn't see the enemy artillery positions at all, and could only rely on their intuition, instinctively groping in a general direction to bombard them. They couldn't understand how many artillery pieces the enemy had, or how fast those artillery pieces could move.
One second they were bombarding the area right in front of them, and then just over ten seconds later, a new round of shells came from another direction 500 meters away, as if these guys could run and fire at the same time while carrying a mortar.

The unpredictable shelling was really making things difficult for the mortar crew, especially since the enemy's mortars always seemed to land right on their heads, leaving them no way to dodge!
"Hold on! Draw their fire, the rest of you follow me!"

"Don't forget what our mission is, hurry up and steal the armored vehicles they've parked behind us!"

Seeing the performance of these mortar players, Andrei breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that these players were truly amazing.

After firing the cannon, they could put it away in the next second and seamlessly switch to bayonet charge, instantly running a distance before setting up the cannon again to bombard the enemy.

Honestly, Andrei felt that even self-propelled artillery wouldn't have the same level of mobility as these mortar players. If the enemy could lock onto these artillerymen in the dark, it would be because they had cheat codes.

Wait, that’s not right!
Just then, Andrei suddenly realized something; he realized that the enemy might really have a cheat code.

The previous wave of spells had puzzled him quite a bit. Upon closer inspection, he wondered why the mages attacked them first instead of the scouts who might be hiding outside.
Following this line of thought, Andrei realized that the enemy's mages might have scouting abilities, which was why he was able to strike first against them.

So he quickly posted a mission to kill the mage and immediately set the bounty on the mage at 2000 merit points!

He really went all out to take down that mage.

As soon as he crossed over, he saw the trench next door being drenched in fire. His armored units had been wiped out by the enemy's fire rain earlier, and now it was fire raining down from the sky again.

Good heavens, do you really think he's easy to bully? You keep burning him with fire rain all day long?
Upon seeing the new mission, the players cheered and their playstyle became even more unrestrained.

Watching the group of players running around, firing and weaving in and out, occasionally throwing out ammo boxes and medkits, Andrei felt dizzy.

In other words, the enemy shouldn't try to figure out any strategies from these players' playstyles.

This series of maneuvers can no longer be described as simple mobile warfare; rather, it was like a flowing river, darting about in all directions.

Compared to other aspects, the biggest advantage players have in night battles is that they can see the enemy's situation clearly, but the enemy cannot.

Originally, some Black Hawk soldiers wanted to rush out of the camp and launch a counterattack against the players, but a series of precise shots killed all the soldiers who rushed out in the blink of an eye.

It was only then that the other Black Hawk soldiers realized that, facing these enemies who were like ghosts in the darkness, leaving their brightly lit camp and rushing into the darkness was absolutely suicide!

(End of this chapter)