Chapter 1693: Riot Soldiers

In the first three trenches of the infantry position, there was not a single Union soldier.

Stationed there are Mimiron's mechanical gnomes and mechanical dwarves, who either use electric shocks or manipulate new flamethrowers provided by the Alliance, destroying the Scourge soldiers with great efficiency.

In the predictions before Duke Glacial, this was already an almost invincible formation.

Unfortunately, there are too many Scourge soldiers.

The seemingly impregnable forward line of defense will always be breached within minutes.

Because the plateau below the Icecrown Glacier has been almost completely hollowed out by the spider demons belonging to the Scourge Legion.

Rushing from the plateau is just bait.

Soon, the real offensive began.

Approaching the first line of defense, hundreds of huge potholes for tanks suddenly collapsed.

Dense mid-rank Scourge soldiers rushed out from within, as if they were marching ants.

At the same time, dark clouds flew quickly in the air opposite.

What looks like a dense group of locusts is actually a group of gargoyles that are more exaggerated than the locust swarm.

No single impact will be less than 10,000.

Tens of thousands? hundreds of thousands?

The Coalition soldiers seemed to have a delusion: Did the Scourge pull out all the corpses and bones that had died in Azeroth for tens of thousands of years as soldiers?

It's no wonder, after all, in their eyes, the line of sight seems to be full of skeleton soldiers with tattered armor and no rotten flesh.

The tide of corpses, Jane directly connected the heavens and the earth.

No matter how many times they have faced this massive corpse sea offence, every time they see it, they will still feel their scalp numb.

"Boom-"

The heavy artillery of the artillery positions further behind the Alliance position began to roar, and once the [Type 3 Projectile], which was a model for the Alliance Scattershell, hit, a small area of airspace was suddenly emptied.

"Bang, bang, bang!"

When the most threatening gargoyle swarm hit, all 40mm Bofors guns had to turn to strafing into the sky.

On the plateau to the east, the same goes for the eight-mounted Bangbang guns and Dongfeng anti-aircraft guns, which have long been prepared.

Countless gargoyles were swept away by the artillery, and in an instant, they were reduced to broken stones and fell from the sky.

But that doesn't make sense. As long as the Lich King's magic power has not been exhausted, a mid-level air force like a gargoyle is really as much as it gets.

Initially, the Alliance would send griffons and Hippogriffs to intercept them.

The casualties were too great.

The brutal exchange ratio chills every Union general's heart.

The most disgusting thing is that the griffons that die in the battle on Icecrown Glacier will immediately turn into skeleton griffins if they are not treated with holy water in time, and in turn slaughter the soldiers of the coalition forces.

The dragons of the Temple of Dragon's Sleep can suppress gargoyles, and gargoyles' claws have a hard time penetrating the scales and skin of adult dragons. The dragon has the advantage of crushing the level.

However, there are so many gargoyles that the dragon can't kill them all.

So the regular air force of the alliance held out for only three days and then retreated.

Instead, there were the Chila Worms that Duke had brought in from Angela.

Although the Twin Emperors were on their knees for the time being, Duke did not fundamentally change his dominance over the Zergs.

Duke rarely uses these bugs, especially the thugs playing with the sea of bugs.

The biggest reason is that the sea of insects is not violent.

The queen worm is ready-made, and the price of ovulation and small worms is a large amount of meat. This means that when a violent army is killed, all the animals are killed and the corpses are devoured.

In the Eastern Kingdom Continent or Kalimdor, Duke doesn't dare to play the Sea of Worms. That would be tantamount to suicide.

In Northrend, Duke doesn't have so many scruples.

While encircling the Scourge at Icecrown, Duke had the two Worms nest in Howling Fjord and Grizzly Hills. After the bugs were strictly forbidden to attack those with Union and Horde insignia, the bugmen ate happily.

At the cost of the remaining Viku people in the area, and the extinction of all wildlife in the Grizzly Bear Hills, Duke finally managed to get an army of one million flying insects.

In the sky, gargoyles that had passed through the dense wall of anti-aircraft artillery fire and the dragon army's volleys began to dive towards the Alliance positions, but they were intercepted by the locust swarms.

Often, a single lightning-fast flight trajectory of the two air forces in the sky is staggered, and the winner is already separated.

The mangled limbs of the loser fell to the front of the position like dumplings.

This kind of battle damage in 'hundreds' per minute looks quite spectacular!

And for the Alliance soldiers on the mountain wall line, this is a great pressure. Because the Qila Worm troops, which are the last line of defense of the air force, have been broken through, they will have to face a double attack from heaven and earth.

Sometimes, while shooting and firing, a gargoyle suddenly falls down from the sky and has his head cut off, which is already considered a kind of luck.

The worst of the worst was when a recruit was hooked by a gargoyle's sharp claws and carried straight into the air in a hoarse scream. A group of gargoyles swarmed up and tore off their hands and feet alive.

And that wasn't the end of it, the gargoyle was probably commanded by some lich to spread fear across the Alliance positions, grabbing the wailing stick and dangling it in the sky, unable to shoot any anti-aircraft artillery.

Until an elven ranger shoots the unlucky ghost to death.

Even so, the Scourge turned the poor creature into an undead and threw it back into Alliance positions like a worm.

But now, with the Flying Insect Army Hardening Gargoyle Sea, the Alliance infantry is much safer.

They performed their duties, mechanically repeating actions such as loading mortar shells and aiming fire, using artillery, flamethrowers, grenades, and holding back the frenzy of the undead in every way imaginable.

More than ten kilometers in the sky in the rear, the battleships began to open fire.

Huge cannons of more than 400 mm brought a devastating explosion.

The largest area of natural disasters on the plateau in front of them was swept away. The explosion shattered even the hole that the spider demon had dug into the ground.

It seems that the Alliance has captured the location of the front commander of the Scourge Legion, and cleared the field with heavy artillery, directly destroying the lich.

The Scourge Legion's offensive was immediately halted.

The Lich King can indeed control any of the undead in the Scourge Legion. But he could not divide 10 million at once, and exercise precise control and command over every soldier. He could only give a general order, such as ordering 100,000 undead to attack a certain area.

The specific blockhouse and artillery emplacement actually required the undead commanders of different classes on the front line to conduct on-the-spot command.

If it is over, the Cataclysmic soldiers will be a swarm of blind flies, which is much easier to deal with.

Seeing that this attack was ineffective, the lich behind him no longer commanded, and let these low-level undead creatures deliver food.

As the sound of the cannon died down, the earth elemental creatures belonging to Al Kavon began to take action, not to clean up the battlefield, but to land around the land. It is with them that the coalition forces can avoid being dug directly into the rear by the spiders.