nyslfriends Chapter 391 They Started It!
Chapter 391 They Started It!
Chapter 391 They Started It!
To address that, I pulled in the entire Cleaver Kingdom to participate in creating bullets. Despite them losing a lot of lives during the previous attack, their population was still over 1 million. Even if only half of them worked, that would multiply the production of bullets by over a hundred times.
However, this time, the production of casings was the one that wasn't able to keep up.
Together with the dwarves, we spent a total of three days addressing this problem, creating a proper mass production facility for the various bullets. It was thankful that there were only two kinds that were required in large numbers: the rifle bullets and the machine guns. Due to that, our workload wasn't that heavy.
"And now, it looks like the time is ripe."
I muttered to myself, sitting in my office while reading a report from Ember.
Her satellite, which was now working without any problems, revolved around the planet at the rate of 10 revolutions per day. Ah, by the way, calling it "planet" all the time was tiring, so we adapted the name it had back in Fatima's time. They called the planet "Hargoth" back then.
Anyway, back to the report. From what she could observe, the Empire finally began its march.
They had a grand total of 50 million tamer soldiers ready to fight. Among them, there was a small group of 50,000, all equipped with guns. That was almost equivalent to all the guns that Ember had released, both domestic and international.
Furthermore, there's another group composed of 1 million that were equipped with an attempted copy of the rifles. Although Ember already gave her analysis of it, saying that its performance was less than 10% of the guns she made.
kilometer radius around them.
"As expected, despite being led by a rotten leader, the Empire's soldiers got some skills."
Just like that, their 50,000 members slowly spread out, securing more and more land for their main army. Then, suddenly, the ground below some of the soldiers exploded, causing severe injuries to a number of them.
"It looks like the traps were working fine. Will they notice it?"
Looking at how they reacted, pulling their injured allies back while carefully filling up the gap, it seems like they didn't think it was a trap but rather an accurate attack by a demon. After retreating, they began treating the injured, returning him to full health in seconds.
That small explosion didn't budge their formation at all, but still, it managed to make them use several batches of healing skills. That should exhaust them a little, right?
After that, they stepped on traps more and more frequently. They began to doubt the source of the attacks but still failed to realize it was coming from below their feet. Ember's landmines are basically undetectable, after all.
It doesn't give off a single drop of energy, making it practically invisible unless they have metal detectors with them. What? Of course, it's energy-based. It's not like we can randomly create gunpowder explosives without related knowledge... I do know the recipes and their ratios, but I can't make the products from raw materials. I should've read books related to such things in the past. Well, it's not like I predicted I'd be going to a world without gunpowder anyway.
Fatima, too, had no idea how to make gunpowder. By her generation, energy-based weapons were already mainstream. There were still random atomic bombs in the possession of some countries then, but that's not gunpowder-based anyway.
"Oh, it looks like they figured it out."
Seeing one of the leader-looking guys point to the ground while shouting to the others, they must've realized the landmines. However, they still had no way of detecting it.
As a result, they had to move slowly forward, keeping up their defenses as they walked on. It wasn't really what I expected, but they'd be wasting energy nonetheless, so that worked too, I guess?The source of this content nov(el)bi((n))