I became a witch, but I started the industrial revolution

Almost all the demigods in the continent were present. If she didn't explode with so many people gathered together, it would seem that she was a little ungrateful~

Kate wanted to threaten, but she didn't intend to really explode. Kate chose to give the dominant position to Medea because she felt that her thinking was unconventional and sharp, and she could gain the greatest benefit.

But the Demon Queen Kate didn't expect the final result to be like this...

She had lived for so long and had accumulated magic power for who knows how many years, but she had no time to feel sad when it was drained. In the end, the two of them used the rules they mastered to self-destruct. Before the rules were reshaped, their realms had to be sealed below the Saint level. This was the most fatal thing.

What is the ninth level? In the past, if she looked at this kind of existence for even a second, she would have to pray that it wouldn't die in front of her. This psychological gap in power is what makes Kate most uncomfortable.

Thinking of this, her face puffed up like a bun, and she pinched Medea's face with both hands: "(..o?_?o..) Die!"

Medea stretched out her hand and pinched him back: "(.???.) I won't!"

They have both fallen to level 9, and their bodies are still in a state beyond the rules. Ordinary magic has no effect on them at all. If they still want to fight, this is the only way.

She understood Kate's discomfort, but that method was indeed the only solution. Retreating to the subcontinent was not only unacceptable to the Alliance, but also to the witch tribe who had placed all their hopes on the Alliance.

If they were excluded from the main continental system like this, the factions that hold the right to speak in the Allied Nations would have already felt the deadly threat from the Alliance and would inevitably demonize the Alliance and the Witch Clan.

After all, the Alliance originally came from the subcontinent, so they can go back if they want.

But after this wave, the witch clan may really become the daughters of the devil that everyone hates. If one of them awakens, she will probably be burned at the stake. What future can they expect then?

It would be better to drag them down together and walk down the road to the underworld with a smile on our faces.

Within a century, everyone will lose control. Let's see who will have the last laugh.

She has made all the preparations over the years. The current situation is just that the monarch is offline. It's not a big deal, and they shouldn't be the ones who should be anxious.

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They were not the only ones who were anxious. Ashadlon half-knelt on the ground in a daze as he looked at the completely destroyed defense line of Moseradale.

Moseradale, which should have been covered with heavy snow, was now full of small tornadoes formed by sandstorms. The smoke and dust made it impossible to see the world a few meters away.

Ashadron didn't want to see clearly, because the entire Moseladale had completely disappeared from the continent.

Not only Moseladale disappeared, but also most of the elite Allied troops defending Neri.

Under Medea's guidance, 9% of the destructive power of the quasi-true god's self-explosion was inflicted on the demigod shrouded in her domain, but the wind pressure wall generated afterwards was no less powerful than a blow from the demigod.

Although most of the equipment was damaged, the alliance army at least had the backup she left behind. The church headquarters located across the country plus her last remaining energy saved their lives.

But their masters were taken away by Medea, so they had no time to care about their lives. Except for those at level nine and above who could barely protect themselves, everything else, including people, was destroyed.

As if it had been rubbed with an eraser, Moseladale went from being an obstacle to a smooth road, causing the Confederate Army's already shaky defense line to collapse completely.

'Tap tap...'

‘Bang bang! ’

"Puff..."

Neat and dense footsteps were heard, and the ragged and disheveled Moseradale Alliance army emerged from the sandstorm, holding whatever weapons they could find in their hands, and looking around with wide, bloodshot eyes.

Even the cold bodies of the Confederate soldiers on the ground had been hit by two bullets and one or two bayonets, and soon the bodies were mutilated and torn into pieces.

'We surrender! We surrender!'

"Draft?! Give me back my queen!!!"

After a burst of gunfire, the Confederate soldiers who knelt on the ground to surrender were shot to pieces.

"There's more over there!"

Looking at the Alliance team pointing their guns at him not far away, Ashadron felt a strong sense of crisis and overwhelming malice, so he turned around and ran.

"Ka-ka-ka..."

The Union soldier who was about to shoot slapped the jammed rifle twice, then shook it twice to successfully load the gun.

'Bang bang bang...'

Amidst the hail of bullets, Ashadron was being chased all the way in a rather embarrassing situation. All the elements in this area had disappeared in Medea's elemental self-explosion. Even though he had the combat power of a saint, he did not dare to waste any more energy in his body at this time.

Because his intuition told him that anyone who dared to expose himself in front of the Alliance soldiers would probably end up in a bad way.

Chapter 300 Spread the war to the mainland!

At first, Ashadron was running quite well, but he started to get embarrassed after the fighter planes from the aircraft carrier intervened. They could observe him accurately from the sky and take pictures for the commanders in the rear to analyze and calculate his route.

Then use jumping tactics to airdrop mobile troops in front to block the road, leaving him no chance to hide.

Ashadron can run, but that is based on his own premise.

The most direct impact of the exile of Marshal Ashardron, the commander-in-chief of the Allied Forces, was the collapse of the Allied command system.

The distribution of logistics supplies and the front-line military dispatch were all under the jurisdiction of the command center where Ashadron was located. When he, the commander-in-chief, lost contact, the rear command center lost its most important signatory, and many action plans could not be implemented at all.

Because the Allied Forces is a huge union composed of various countries, most of the generals are basically the same in terms of military ranks, and they have no obligation to obey your orders.

As long as there is no official seal of the commander-in-chief, it is not considered a formal order. It is a matter of choice and can be listened to or not, or selectively listened to. It has turned a good national alliance into a copy of dozens of princes.

Previously, they were able to rely on the reaction time gained from their large numbers of people and territory to strengthen the defense of the supply lines in the rear, while setting up various defense lines to block the advance of armored groups and airborne troops.

Now that they have become a scattered coalition, there is no possibility for mutual coordination and cover between the troops, and the advance speed of the Alliance's Western Army Group has suddenly begun to accelerate.

The most feared thing in a mobile assault war is that the supply route is cut off by concentrated forces. The chaotic Allied forces are obviously unable to do this, which is equivalent to letting the alliance's front-line troops have free rein.

In less than a week, the First Army in the west completely defeated the main force of the Allied Forces and marched to Torveta to successfully join forces with the Second Army.

As for the Third Army, most of its equipment had lost its effectiveness due to the self-explosion and it had temporarily lost its combat effectiveness. It was still waiting for equipment replenishment from the rear, so it was unable to keep up with the two armies.

But this was enough. There were nearly three million Allied troops fighting on their own within the encirclement formed by the two army groups.

Coupled with the millions of prisoners that had been captured before and the more than 300,000 elite vanguard troops that had been wiped out, most of the joint forces sent by the Allies this time were trapped by the Union Army.

The Union Army did not fight against these Allied troops whose retreat was blocked. The mechanized and motorized infantry and artillery units built a defense line on the spot to prevent the Allied troops from breaking through.

Supplies could not be delivered in the middle of winter, the retreat routes were cut off, the Allies were also cut off from caring for each other, and the rear command system was in chaos. Everyone felt that something serious was going to happen to the Allies.

Lacking the most important assault force, the Union troops stationed in Hosas and Torveta were stuck there, blocking the remaining Allied forces from counterattacking and rescuing them.

At the same time, the inner circle continued to squeeze the living space of the besieged Allied forces, forcing them to counterattack and break out, and then repel them.

What modern troops fear most is the inability to keep up with the supply of ammunition and supplies. Once they are separated from logistical supplies, no matter how powerful the firearms are, they will be no better than a fire poker.

The plan of the Allied General Staff was to use up their strength to attrition the Allied forces. Every counterattack would consume a large amount of ammunition reserves. The more they fought, the weaker the Allied forces in the encirclement would become, and the harder it would be to break through the blockade.

At the same time, it bought time for the reorganization of the Third Army.

Anyway, the supply lines in the rear of the Alliance are expanding along with the mechanized corps, and they will soon be able to connect the various lines to meet the needs of the troops. It won’t be a bad thing for the Alliance if it drags on.

The rapid deterioration and loss of control of the war situation also made the Allied high-level officials begin to feel uneasy, especially the Britian Empire. They now saw the worst outcome they had been most worried about before, that is, being completely surrounded.

The Britian Empire is now sandwiched between Ernesto, the former Demetria, Suria, and Seris Alliance, as well as the Western Liberation Alliance behind it. Looking around, it sees hostile neighboring countries all along the border. Who can withstand this?

Ashadron, who had disappeared, was directly dismissed from his post. The new commander-in-chief Ardashir quickly took office and re-recruited troops from various countries where the Allied Forces were located, hoping to organize a new Allied Forces.

According to him, the current situation is not all bad. The closer to their homeland, the lower the cost of recruiting soldiers to the battlefield. After all, they no longer need to maintain the long supply line.

As long as the border defense line currently constructed by the Allied Forces can be penetrated and the crisis of the besieged army can be resolved, the combined forces of new and old will swell to a terrifying scale, enough to overwhelm most countries.

When faced with the questioning of the representatives of the coalition, how could they possibly defeat the two reinforced army groups composed of the vast majority of the alliance's armored forces, Ardashir smiled and said, "Who said we have to tackle this tough problem head-on?"

Seeing everyone's puzzled looks, he clicked on the Moseladale Port area on the map:

"Although the destruction of the port of Moseradeal was a heavy blow to us, the Third Alliance Army also lost a large amount of equipment. Many of these heavy weapons were mobilized from their homeland."

"The other two main alliance forces have surrounded our main force, but in order to maintain this situation, they can only maintain a defensive posture and cannot continue to disperse their forces. Therefore, these two alliance forces are also trapped there in disguise, and we absolutely dare not mobilize them."

"That is to say, the Alliance is not as strong as we thought. They have lost a lot of weapons and equipment and need time to replenish them. We cannot just sit there and wait for death. This time difference is our opportunity!"

Ardashir pointed to the port of Bared where the dock was blown up:

"Although this place has been bombed and has lost most of its functions, we have deployed about 40 border troops in this area to protect it, and about one million Allied troops have arrived here waiting for supplies."

"So I have a rather risky idea. I want to ask the secluded demigods from various countries to help us send this army to the Alliance. We can't just sit there and watch the Alliance continue to use their logistical supply capabilities!"

A representative asked: "Then we won't rescue the main force that is surrounded?"

Ardashir shrugged his shoulders upon hearing this. "That's why I said this idea is quite bold. If we can achieve victory in the Alliance's homeland, the Alliance will have to give up the siege and withdraw troops to support us. Then the crisis will be resolved."

"In contrast, to be honest, I am not very optimistic about using the re-recruited second-line troops to break through the defense line formed by the two alliance's ace troops to resolve the crisis~"

He is not pessimistic, his logic is actually fine.

The regular troops on the front line have been surrounded, and you want to mobilize the second-line troops to break through the encirclement. This is a rather fantastic idea in itself.

If I could really make a breakthrough, I would have done it long ago. Why would I have to wait until now?

But on the other hand, if the newly recruited troops do not take the initiative to attack, but instead gather in large numbers to create a high-pressure situation, the other side will not dare to act rashly for fear of being attacked from both sides.

After eliminating these two immobile Allied armored armies, the only obstacle left before them was a half-crippled Third Army waiting to be rearmed.

If they continuously send troops to the Alliance homeland, then most of the Alliance's external supplies will have to be supplied to the country first, and the re-armament progress of the Third Army will be delayed indefinitely, or even transferred back to the subcontinent, then the previous decline will be reversed.

However, all this is based on several hidden premises that Ardashir did not state clearly.

That is, how long can the main force of the Allied Forces hold out after being surrounded? A month? Half a month? Or a week?

How far can they advance in the league's homeland? Will it be smooth?

What level of destruction would they have to inflict to force the Alliance to abandon their siege of the main force?

All this is unknown.

Chapter 301: Setting a new trend and speaking the language

"To do this, we may need the sacrifice of the navy. They have to hold back the Alliance Navy to create an opportunity for the first round of landing for us. As long as we can break into the hinterland, the Alliance Navy will not be able to attack our soldiers!"

Is Ardashir's plan risky?

There is no doubt that the risk is very high, but it is indeed feasible.

This feasibility is not a matter of victory or defeat in one place, but a first aid for the Allies' grand strategy.

If the Allied forces that are teleported over can break through the Alliance's homeland defenses and spread the war to the Alliance's homeland, it will indeed be a powerful blow to the Alliance, which has most of its power extended abroad, and will also affect the other side's judgment of the strategic situation.

The fact that the First and Second Panzer Armies on the Western Front were able to make a large-scale detour and surround the main force of the Allied Forces shows how far they had run.

Not only can they not go back now, but they also need the Alliance to continuously deliver supplies over long distances to ensure their combat effectiveness and maintain this large encirclement. This is what is called being out of reach.

If we gave up the encirclement, this mobile warfare would be a tactical victory but a strategic failure.