I'm starting a revolution in Terra

After seeing that the inner guards were completely corroded, Su Xing directly ordered Zhunxing and others to throw dozens of high-powered grenades over. After a roar, the inner guards died directly, and annihilation began at the same time. Finally, a contaminated area of ​​dozens of square meters appeared on the spot.

Chapter 85 Lal

Su Xing looked at the annihilation reaction caused by the death of the inner guard, and he understood why the inner guard could not die easily.

Because the black mist left behind by the inner guard after his death was a bit uncomfortable just to look at.

Su Xing looked at the black area in front of him and asked the People's Liberation Army to block off this place and wait until the battle was over before throwing this place deep into the snowfields of the Far North. Su Xing was afraid that someone would accidentally enter it. Ordinary people might get into trouble if they entered the range of this black fog.

There is no need to worry if you throw it into the deep, there are troops there that specialize in fighting against evil spirits, and they must have a way to deal with annihilation. As for whether these people can handle it?

Isn't this obvious? They will definitely solve the problem of the evil spirits, after all, this thing is too threatening to Ursus.

However, going there is not the right thing to do now. Now Su Xing needs to get rid of the army sent by Ursus.

Su Xing took a look at the battle between the People's Liberation Army and the Ursus Army. With Hellager's command, the People's Liberation Army still had the upper hand. After all, he was a general and his command ability was not weak.

However, the number of Ursus troops was too large, and the People's Liberation Army had only tens of thousands of troops, and was still stretched to the limit facing the 300,000-strong Ursus army.

Fortunately, the People's Liberation Army was fully armed with rifles and grenades. Moreover, because they were fighting in a field, the Ursus army could not launch a large-scale charge. Facing the surrounding houses and alleys, they moved relatively slowly.

However, as the battle intensified, the Ursus army began to bomb houses with drones, and many houses were directly turned into ruins. Because of the collapse of houses, the Ursus army also began to gather and attack.

Because the scattered Ursus army is no match for the People's Liberation Army. Not to mention their physique, rifles are powerful weapons. A fully armed Filin can kill three or four Sarkaz.

It can be said that the existence of rifles has leveled the power imbalance among the Terrans, bringing the strength of weak races like the Filin to the same level as powerful races like the Sarkaz or Vaifan.

Because even if a Sarkaz or Vaifan was shot in the heart or head by a rifle, they would die.

This is the difference between hot weapons and cold weapons. As long as the strength gap is not too outrageous, most people are equal under the rifle and will die if hit by a bullet in the vitals.

Because of the rifles, even those with weaker physical fitness would not be afraid of those with stronger physical fitness. For the first time, they also understood how powerful thermal weapons could be after they were developed.

Lal was an ordinary film boy who was not very strong. He joined the People's Liberation Army by chance. At first, he knew nothing about the PLA, but he was very studious. He spent several months learning to read and write, and then read the Communist Manifesto.

Although his knowledge did not allow him to have a deep understanding of the Communist Manifesto, he knew how great what the People's Liberation Army was going to do.

After the People's Liberation Army took control of Chernobyl, they directly uprooted all the nobles, pickets and evil forces that were causing harm to the people. Some were tried, some were shot, and some were sent to labor camps.

For Laer, it was a great pleasure to see those high-ranking nobles being shot to death. After all, he was also one of the oppressed people and had no good feelings towards these nobles.

And the large-scale...infrastructure construction that Chernobyl carried out afterwards, I think that's what they said?

They even recruited workers from the entire city of Chernobyl, so that everyone here could find a job.

There is no need to worry about not being able to find a job, because the number of workers needed is too large, so large that even the entire population of Chernobyl combined cannot make up the number. Lar heard that the recruiters have already run off to the snowfields, so one can imagine how much of a shortage of labor there is.

However, Lar wanted to be a soldier more than working, so when houses were being built in Chernobyl, Lar joined the army.

Although the screening process is strict and the death rate among soldiers is not low, the benefits of being a soldier are much higher than working, so he chose to join the army.

However, the PLA’s requirements for soldiers are still relatively high. In addition to having good strength, knowledge is also important.

Lal was lucky, he was selected. While in the army, he trained and learned at the same time. With the keenness brought by the Filin race, Lal performed well in training.

After the training and study, Lar received his first rifle. Lar didn't know how to use this weapon, but after their instructors demonstrated it, these new soldiers immediately liked this rifle.

It does not require Originium skills to activate, and it is simple to learn and easy to use. The power of the bullet is not weak. If it is replaced with a specially made etched bullet, the power will be even stronger.

After learning, Lar and others are no longer illiterate. They clearly understand what changes this weapon will bring to the war. This is a weapon that has changed an era.

Back to the present, Lar looked at the several Ursus soldiers he had killed, and for the first time he understood what the weapons in his hands meant.

In addition to Lar, the Filin, other races whose physical fitness was not strong also experienced the power of rifles for the first time. Unless the strength gap is too large, a Filin can kill a powerful race like the Sarkaz with a rifle.

This happened to every person of the weaker race, because with the rifle the racial gap was brought to a very close level.

Unless they are fighting against strong men like the Internal Guards or the Royal Court Army, ordinary people have no power to fight back against rifles.

As the saying goes, seven steps away, the gun is fast, and within seven steps, the gun is both accurate and fast. There are not many people who can face off against rifle attacks. Even if some warlocks can fight against rifles, grenades can let them know what the art of explosion is.

A single grenade warlock might be able to fight back, but what about a dozen or dozens of them? Even a powerful warlock would be useless.

The explosion caused by a dozen grenades is not something that an ordinary warlock can withstand. Do you think you are the Gemini Queen or the Witch King?

The battle went smoothly, but the Ursus army's human wave tactics caused the People's Liberation Army to suffer considerable losses. If the battle had not been carried out in a block, the People's Liberation Army would have suffered even greater casualties.

The generals of the Ursus army were a little confused. Didn't the inner guards go to kill the leader of the rebels? Why haven't they returned yet?

You know, the morale of the Ursus army has begun to decline. After all, the weapons in the hands of the rebels are too powerful. They often need three, four or even five or six people to replace one of the other side. In serious cases, it may take more than ten people to replace one of the other side.

This is very unprofitable for the general, because Ursus has only 300,000 troops in total. If the casualties here are huge, both the emperor and the nobles will blame him for poor leadership.

You have to know that these troops do not just belong to the emperor, the nobles make up the majority.

While the general was thinking, a figure appeared silently in the command room, and then a hoarse voice sounded: "Hiss...Huh...Retreat, you are no match for the rebels."

After saying that, the inner guard left in a hurry. Just when he was distracted for a moment, the evil fragments began to erode his body.

Chapter 86 Heavy losses

Although the general wanted to ask the inner guards the reason, the inner guards obviously did not give him the opportunity, and the two inner guards quickly disappeared.

After seeing the inner guards leave, the general couldn't help but complain in his heart: "Why are you so proud? You didn't even give a reason for retreating. When the time comes, the emperor and the nobles will blame you directly."

Although he was complaining in his heart, the general would not say a word. Even he was afraid when facing the inner guards.

After all, the reputation of the Inner Guards in Ursus is still quite scary, and there is a lot of black mist on the Inner Guards. The generals feel a little uncomfortable when they see these black mists. They don’t know what happened to these two Inner Guards?

Wait? Aren't there three inner guards? What about the other one? But the general immediately stopped caring. Maybe he has something to do outside?

The generals did not want to carry out the orders of the Internal Guards. After all, if they just left like that, it would mean that they were afraid of the rebels. However, seeing the low morale of the Ursus army, even the generals had no good solution.

Although the Ursus army currently has the upper hand, he knows that this is only temporary. The rebels on the opposite side are only temporarily suppressed due to their numbers. With such powerful weapons, it is only a matter of time before they turn the tables.

The general also tried to make the final decision, but reality told him that he couldn't do it.

These rebels are truly fearless and some of them would pull out the pull rings of the grenades they carry even if they die. The consequence of this is that after one person dies, he takes away several Ursus soldiers, and if in a crowded place, he can take away more than a dozen.

The Ursus army was really scared when faced with these fearless rebels. They had never seen such an army before. Not only were they fearless of death, but they were also willing to take people as scapegoats before they died.

Because of the PLA's actions, the enthusiasm of many Ursus troops for fighting quickly disappeared. After all, it was impossible for every Ursus soldier to be like the shield guards under the Patriots, and many of them were afraid of death.

Moreover, many of the Ursus troops that came this time were sent by nobles. Before they came, these generals had received orders from the nobles to preserve their own manpower as much as possible. These nobles did not want to lose their troops in a battle.

However, once the war begins, these soldiers will not have the choice. The leading general will not care about what these people think. Moreover, before coming, the emperor also gave an order to consume the military strength of the nobles as much as possible.

Of course, the emperor was only hinting, so the leading generals did not act too blatantly. They just sent these troops to places where the rebels frequently appeared. If they were lucky, they could come back safely. If they were unlucky, they could only mourn in silence.

Su Xing also discovered this situation. He did not expect that at this time the emperor of Ursus still wanted to weaken the power of the nobles.

But it's not surprising after thinking about it. After all, the Emperor of Ursus is the highest ruler of Ursus, but the power he possesses is not even as good as some grand dukes. Sometimes the emperor's orders are useless outside the Castle of Saint Steed. It is conceivable to what extent the nobles are powerful.

Under these circumstances, it is not surprising that the emperor wanted to weaken the power of the nobility.

Su Xing was very happy about this. Whether the emperor wanted to weaken the power of the nobles or the nobles wanted to weaken the power of the emperor, these were all good things for the People's Liberation Army. Su Xing wished that the emperor and the nobles would beat their brains out.

However, Su Xing also knew that this was impossible. After all, the emperor and the nobles were standing on common interests, and it was basically impossible for them to fall out.

As for whether the two sides will cooperate closely? That is impossible. The two sides are in a relationship of mutual fear and mutual cooperation.

However, once communism began to prevail in Ursus, they were forced to join forces.

The Chernobog Emperor and nobles, who were rebels, at most regarded them as a team with some strength. However, when they learned that the Communist Manifesto came from Chernobog, the Emperor and nobles would definitely eliminate Chernobog at the first opportunity, because this would uproot them.

Su Xing knew that this day was not far away. According to the information sent by Lev, there were already many of their strongholds in the cities within Ursus. At the same time, books of the Communist Manifesto began to circulate among some workers and teachers.

At first, the workers and teachers were very scared when they learned about it. After all, the content of this kind of book was too explicit. It could be said that it was a book that taught people how to rebel.

At the same time, the book also explains in detail the existence of classes, the exploitation and oppression of the nobility and capital, as well as the ideal of changing Ursus. Anyone who can read can easily understand the contents of the book.

However, people who can read would rather not understand it. If people find out that they are reading books that speak ill of the empire, they might be brought to trial the next day.

Some of the more timid people simply burned the book after reading it several times. After all, they did not want to be arrested and tried. As for the content, they had already memorized it.

The brave ones could not put the books down and read them every day, but after they wrote down the things, they would burn them. If such books were discovered by the authorities, their death would not be far away.

Some people also hide their books and take them out to read when they have time.

Although Su Xing also wrote down the contents in the books and burned them, not everyone would do this because they felt that their hiding was still very secretive and would definitely not be discovered.

Of course, some people were overjoyed after reading the book, while others were horrified. They originally wanted to hand in the book, but what would they do after handing it in? Would they be tried as accomplices?

Those who wanted to hand it in thought about the official image of Ursus and decided not to hand it in, as it would be bad to be accused of being anti-imperial.

At present, the classes that these books are distributed to are still limited, basically teachers and workers. It is not that Lev and others do not want to spread them to more people, but books are something that have a threshold, and people who have not studied them simply cannot understand them.

The nobles can understand it, but can they empathize with the proletariat?

It is impossible, except for a very few nobles who might become revolutionaries after seeing the books. However, the other 99.9% of the nobles would immediately confiscate and destroy the books, and then eliminate anyone who saw the contents of the books.

Their class means that they cannot empathize with the proletariat. The ideal described in the books is to eliminate the privileged class and the imperial class. How can they accept this?

Of course Su Xing also knew that although there were a few true idealists among the nobles, their number was too small.

As the saying goes, there are only individuals who betray their class, but no class that betrays its class. Their identities mean that these people cannot agree with the contents of the book.

Chernobog, the general of the Ursus army, could no longer sit still after seeing tens of thousands of his 300,000-man army die. He now regretted not listening to the internal guards. He did not expect the rebels to be so powerful. The losses of the Ursus army were too heavy.

Chapter 87 Armistice

Tens of thousands of troops were killed in the 300,000-man army, and the generals knew that they might not have a good life after returning.

It would be fine if the army could have entered Chernobyl, but so many troops were directly dragged into the abandoned land by the rebels, which made the generals very angry.

But he had no other choice. The Ursus army was considered a strong army, but it was still far inferior to the rebels who were fearless of death.

Even if the general gave a death order, telling the army to attack Chernobyl at all costs.

But the army is not machines, they are human beings, they are afraid of death, they get tired, and a stalemate in war is the most demoralizing thing for soldiers. Some Ursus soldiers are afraid of fighting like a meat grinder.

After all, in addition to being fully armed, the rebels are less afraid of death than the Ursus Army. Even if they die, they can take many people with them, which makes the Ursus Army have no desire to fight.

After all, they can't be as fearless as the rebels. How much money is it a month? Why are they playing with their lives?

The Ursus army obviously didn't understand why these rebels were not afraid of death. Were these people brainwashed?

However, it doesn’t matter whether the rebels have been brainwashed or not. What matters is that the Ursus army can no longer defeat the rebels.

After all, one side has lost all morale, while the other side becomes more courageous as the fight goes on. How can they fight like this?

Moreover, the weapons and equipment of one side were overwhelmingly powerful, and the casualty ratio reached five to one or even ten to one. This made the Ursus army unbearable. No matter how much the generals forced and threatened them, they did not want to fight. The Ursus army could not accept meaningless death.

Although the leader still wanted to fight, the soldiers under his command did not.

Although the Grand Duke still wanted to continue ordering his soldiers to attack, when he saw the ugly faces of his subordinates, even he knew that he could not continue giving orders.

Because judging from the situation of the soldiers, many of them have already developed anti-war sentiments, and many of them have even become a little crazy.

And these are not just one or two, but hundreds or thousands.

After hearing the news, the Grand Duke did not dare to speak casually, for he was afraid that the troops under him would mutiniate. If such a thing really happened, even as the Grand Duke he would not be able to suppress it, because not only ordinary soldiers thought so, some sorcerers also had such ideas.

If the Grand Duke could still suppress ordinary soldiers, then he would not dare to do so to the warlocks who could use Originium skills.

Although he had his own army, many of his troops were from other nobles, and the total number of these troops was much greater than his own.

Even though his army may be much stronger in combat, it is useless in the face of huge numbers.

Too many soldiers died in the battle that lasted for more than ten days. Tens of thousands of soldiers died in the 300,000-strong army, but the number of rebel deaths was less than 10,000. In addition to the difference in weapons, the opposing army's fearlessness of death was also the reason why so many Ursus soldiers died.

The intensity of the fighting during this period was very high. The fighting area was flooded with blood, people died every second, and the flowing blood dyed every inch of the land in the area red.

The strong smell of blood could be smelled even from a long distance. When the fighting stopped, both sides had to burn the bodies of the soldiers, otherwise a plague was likely to break out.

Although the temperature here is relatively low, it is still easy to cause problems if so many corpses are piled together.

The smell of burning corpses was very pungent, and even the People's Liberation Army could hardly stand it. After all, how could they remain indifferent when seeing so many people die in front of them every day?