Chapter 177: 177 Dancing all night

Chapter 177 177 Dancing all night

Chumro had gone with the army before because Gith had promised him that if Cyric won this time, he would get many slaves.

However, when Chumluo, a fat and sturdy trafficker, saw the flames of the grenade exploding in the dark corner through the light of the flare, he was completely frightened.

He retreated quietly, taking a few of his confidants with him to exit the battlefield under the cover of night, preparing to pick up the luggage he had prepared and run away quickly.

As he was running away, a bullet hit him in the arm. This was a stray bullet, and it was only luck that it hit him.

Even because of the darkness, I didn’t know whether the bullet was fired by Tang Mo’s troops or Ji Ji’s troops.

  Yes, Cyric’s troops, who had already suffered a mental breakdown, finally couldn’t bear it any longer. They fired indiscriminately and even started shooting at those commanders who refused to let them retreat.

 In the chaos, bullets were flying everywhere, and people who had completely lost their minds were killing like a group of wild beasts.

 It’s not about killing the enemy, it’s about killing your own people! The chaos of the night completely disorganized Cyric's troops.

 Night fighting in this era was a tactic that was strongly avoided by the generals. In fact, most armies did not have the ability to fight at night.

Hyric's troops, who tried to gain an advantage in the melee by relying on their large numbers, fell into the abyss of collapse because of their large numbers.

The densely packed crowd trampled on each other, and screams and gunshots were mixed together. In order to turn around and flee, some soldiers used bayonets to kill unidentified friendly troops behind them.

 Those troops in the rear who had not yet entered the battle did not even know what was happening, and were rushed to pieces by the troops who turned back and fled.

The officer who restrained the troops was shot to death by one of his own men, and the officer who took advantage of the chaos and ran with him was shot to death by the troops supervising the battle behind him.

 At this time of great chaos, the low sound of cannons rolled in the darkness. The 75mm caliber field artillery of the Datang Group's security forces opened fire. The shells fell into the darkness like free money, and then set off dazzling sparks in the darkness.

Hyric's soldiers, who were crowded together and fleeing, suddenly fell on their backs. These horrific explosions made Cyric's rout even more complete.

Now no one fantasizes about fighting back or continuing to fight. Everyone is already frightened. There is only one thought left in their minds: "Run away! Run away at all costs!"

Datang Group's machine guns are still roaring, and the bullets are still dense and deadly. These Cyric soldiers crowded together and fled became perfect shooting targets.

After the enemy had completely collapsed, retreated more than 100 meters away, and left behind hundreds of corpses, the Maxim heavy machine gun of the Datang Group stopped.

 They had to stop—continuous firing had caused the cooling water in the water-cooling tube outside the barrel to boil.

 The cooling water that had almost boiled lost its role in cooling the barrel. The shooter and assistant shooter, who were worried about machine gun failure, had to stop shooting and start replacing the cooling water.

However, it is not an easy task to replace the cooling water under such lighting conditions, so the Maxim machine gun stopped shooting, and for a while the only sound left on the position was the sound of the Kar98K rifle.

Ghis stood in his camp, looking at the fire on the battlefield from a distance, and took a step back unconsciously.

He seemed to have tripped over something when he was retreating. He staggered and almost fell to the ground without losing his balance.

 Fortunately, he grabbed the support of the tent beside him and avoided the embarrassment of falling to the ground. But he didn't even look at what tripped him, his eyes were still looking at the rolling flames.

ˆ As the head of a weapons and arms group, he certainly knows about weapons. This was the first time he saw such a battlefield, the first time he saw such a strange battle.

He doesn’t know what the terrorist weapons that shoot continuously are called, and he doesn’t know what those exploding things are called either…

It seemed that he knew nothing about his major, so he was afraid. For the first time, he discovered that the Datang Group standing in front of him was not a cat or a dog, but a man standing in front of the Sirik Group. giant.

 Almost at this moment, he had a feeling of powerlessness that he could not defeat his opponent, a feeling he had not had for many years.

Similarly, he also inexplicably had an idea that even he was afraid of - the monster called Datang Group lying here is an existence that Cyric cannot defeat!

 Finally, the continuous sound of machine gun fire stopped, which made Geese feel relieved.

Suddenly, he realized something again, and his face turned pale - the other party stopped firing, which may not necessarily mean there was a malfunction or that the bullets were out. It was entirely possible that the other party's targets... had been killed!

This sudden stop of gunfire does not mean that there is a problem on the enemy's side! This may make Geese feel even more sad. By the firelight of the camp, he saw an officer hurriedly returned to the camp surrounded by several defeated soldiers.

This officer just glanced at Giss from a distance, then looked away, and ran towards their own camp with a few people.

 It seems that the other party has gone to get his luggage. Giese looked away bitterly and stood motionless.

I don’t know how long it took. It might have been only one minute, or it might have been ten minutes. Anyway, when Geese noticed the movement of people at the gate of the camp again, a large number of broken soldiers rushed in front of him.

  No matter how advanced conventional weapons are, it is impossible to kill all 4,500 people, nearly three legions of soldiers.

In fact, on the frontal battlefield, the Cyric private troops who were killed by the Datang Group's security forces killed a total of about 2,000 Cyric private troops who attacked at night.

More than 500 of the remaining Cyric soldiers were trampled to death or killed by friendly forces during their own defeat.

 The remaining 2,000 people were actually frightened. They retreated back to their camp like a mudslide. They chose no other way and fell into a chaotic mess. They had basically lost their restraint.

Ghis had no intention of restraining these rebels. He just stood in the crowd and watched as these people knocked down one of his guards and watched them rush into his camp.

He heard the screams of the women he tortured along the way, and also heard the sound of soldiers firing in an attempt to rob the treasures in his tent.

 Then, he heard...even more terrifying...the sound of gunfire!

 Obviously, he had never heard these cannon shots. In the not-silent night, the sound of this new type of artillery, which was obviously larger in caliber and heavier in shells, was mixed with the sound of the familiar 75 mm caliber field gun that he had already heard, hitting him over and over again. heart.

A cannonball landed behind a tent not far away, and then the cannonball exploded, setting off a fire so huge that Gistus was frightened.

The horrific explosion swallowed up the tent and even threw the people inside into the air. In an instant, there were flying sand and rocks everywhere, and the hits on people's faces caused real and incomparable pain.

Even a word called earth-shaking came to Guis's mind - in front of him, the world was really turned upside down.

  His ears were ringing from the loud noise of the explosion. He was blinded by the incoming air waves, and his hair was blown out of proportion.

For him, the mood of this night was like a roller coaster: in the first half of the night, he was full of expectations and planned a seemingly winning attack plan, in the second half of the night, he was full of expectations, and now he is in despair and collapse.

Dawn has arrived, and according to his plan, Cyric's troops should have already invaded the enemy's position at this moment.

 But now, his troops are being attacked by a large-caliber artillery that he has never seen before, and even his camp can no longer be saved.

 There were explosions everywhere, people were flipping over, screams were everywhere, and the smell of gunpowder smoke was everywhere.

"Sir! It's no longer safe here! We should retreat." A Cyric officer finally found Gith and advised him.

"You go, take your people and retreat quickly... Don't worry about the wounded and the rebels, let's go! Let's go quickly!" Giss glanced at the other party and ordered with some despair.

The officer was startled for a moment, then nodded slightly, and immediately returned to the rebel army, never to be seen again.

There seemed to be fewer guards guarding Gis. Many were scattered, and some took advantage of the chaos to leave, never intending to come back.

 After a brief silence, the second round of shelling began again. 10 huge shells fell in the camp, once again blowing away many tents and blowing up many people.

This time, no artillery shells fell near Gis, but the explosions that fell far away among the crowd and blew away many limbs and arms looked even more desperate.

Ghis walked to his tent, which was already in a mess, with a dull expression. He looked at the collapsed tent, the map and other objects scattered on the ground, and his mouth was filled with bitterness.

He grabbed a stool from the ground, pulled it to an open space, and sat down on it. He sat like this until the bombardment by the Datang Group stopped and until the whole camp became no longer chaotic.

 The air was filled with the smell of blood, and the bodies of soldiers could be seen everywhere on the ground. Just behind Geese, several naked women were lying on the ground, and they had already made no sound.

The wounded groaned and made painful sounds, and some soldiers were gathering together to pack up the messy supplies.

 The losses have not been counted yet, but everyone knows that this battle... Cyric was a complete failure.

 These two updates are yesterday’s updates, and today’s update will be provided later.

 (End of this chapter)