Clash of Lords: Civilization Game Comes to Reality

Border garrison outpost, small maintained port.

The territory has set up a number of small temporary outposts in the controlled border area. These small bases have the most basic aerospace ship parking and maintenance capabilities, and are equipped with 75mm fixed artillery that is effective in small-scale conflicts.

The range and power are higher than the general ship-based 75mm gun. Because it is a fixed weapon, its accuracy is also twice as high as the ship-based version.

The firepower projection areas of these border outposts are nested within the border line, and are accurate enough to collect distress signals from all directions, allowing ships traveling within the border line to receive support from territorial troops.

The premise is that you can survive until the territorial troops come to support you, but you will be easily eliminated in the long chase.

"A distress signal was received. The coordinates are 25 degrees east to south, and the distance is estimated to be 10 kilometers."

The patrol post checks the airborne signal station. This new type of radar station is better at receiving signals from targets and summarizing the information into the ship's display light tube.

Of course, the accuracy remains the same as before, so there is no need to have any hope. Being able to receive a rough signal is already a high performance.

Areas beyond the border are under the jurisdiction of patrol teams.

"Peregrine Falcon is ready. Ship No. 701, Ship No. 702, and Ship No. 703 are heading to the target location."

Due to its special patrol needs, the border outpost patrol team was equipped with the Peregrine class, a high-speed interceptor ship, before the official aviation force.

The patrol team intercepts at least thirty aerostats every day and conducts surprise inspections on them.

The monitor quickly pressed the short-range communication channel, asking the crew playing cards in the dormitory to prepare for battle, and told them that new trouble was coming.

The engines and weapons of the border outpost patrol team are always on standby. They are the first barrier to danger in the territorial development zone. They also protect the caravans in the zone, monitor the incoming and outgoing ships, and launch attacks when the enemy attacks. Early warning work.

Ship 701: "Received, received, Peregrine Patrol Team received, has left the port... Those guys sank two ships outside last time, trouble is coming to us."

Relying on telecom technology to achieve short-distance communication transmission, large ship-borne radios can allow ships to communicate within a distance of one kilometer.

This allows the fleet to form a formation combat mode.

Ship 703: "If two transport ships were sunk, I don't know when these new ships will be delivered... It's troublesome to be on duty in this ghost place. It only takes a month. Ah, I want to go back too. Shift break.”

The patrol team is responsible for not only daytime patrols, but also night patrols, but the shifts will be fewer than the daytime shifts.

Ship 702: "I've only been working for a week. I want to go back to work. The next shift period is two weeks away. Let's eat more cans!"

Stations stationed abroad generally do not have territorial food supplies. These soldiers must either open up fields for planting, or find some passing transport ships to buy some supplies.

It's a pity that no one will bring fresh fruits and vegetables when traveling long distances. Fresh fruits and vegetables are also valuable. Most of their goods are processed semi-finished products.

There is no supervision on the semi-finished products processed in the territory, and the prices are relatively high... More importantly, the supply of goods and the market are stable. As long as they are sent to the target location for unloading, there is a dedicated person to handle the purchase, which is very suitable for these fleets to carry out large-scale transportation.

The captain of the 702th ship joked, causing happy laughter to ring out in the communication channel.

The fleet left the port, adjusted its course, and adjusted its target to the location where the message was sent.

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other side.

After briefly accelerating, the transport ship maintained a relatively safe distance of one kilometer from the hunting Sky Island light aerostat, anxiously waiting for assistance from the Border Patrol Guard.

Captain Yaren and his transport ship are engaging in exciting racing activities with the air pirates.

Even though the moving speed of both parties is only 10-15km, the level of tension for both parties is

Among them, the demihuman captain is the most nervous. They are really going to die if something happens. The lords will naturally be particularly nervous if their subordinate troops have the right to revive. They are even looking forward to fighting.

They only become nervous when the prey in front of them is about to run away.

The demi-human captain shouted loudly: "Turn! Turn! How much acceleration is there in 놅땣?"

Far away from the Southern Alliance, the transport ship that was their target was not in such a good mood.

They also care about their own lives, but if this cargo arrives, it will be great for the family.

The first mate responded: "There is still half an hour's supply left. If those people come to get us after half an hour, we will have to stay here!"

Captain Yaren continued to shout loudly: "Then you, please think of a way to increase the speed and see if there is anything that can intercept those XXX things behind."

The first mate glanced at his own captain and thought that he had no way to power the engine, so why not just throw himself over and let the engine burn it?

Even if he is thrown in and burned, how much fuel and amount of food will be burned?