Great Warlord: The Second Ancestor of the Empire

Under the current situation, retreat is impossible. After all, retreat is a dead end.

It is even more unrealistic to rely on Vladivostok to stop Daxia soldiers who cannot even be stopped by the Twin Cities Fortress.

Therefore, the officers drew their own guns, brought the military police, and forcibly drove the soldiers to attack.

Those forced Rakshasa soldiers moved towards Suifenhe reluctantly one by one, preparing to fight the Daxia army desperately.

However, how could they pose a threat to the soldiers of the Daxia Army when their weapons and ammunition were at a disadvantage.

Actually, it cannot be said that the soldiers of the Rakshasa Kingdom lack ammunition, they just lack heavy firepower.

With the firepower of a rifle each of them, how could they possibly break through the defense line of the Daxia Army, which had a large amount of heavy firepower?

These Rakshasa soldiers were forced to come to the fighting area. As a result, they were covered by a burst of firepower from Daxia soldiers, and they immediately collapsed and fled back.

The dead Rakshasa officer who was supervising the battle at the back drew his gun and killed several defeated soldiers before stabilizing the situation.

At this time, anyone with a discerning eye can see that the overall military morale of the Rakshasa Army has been shaken, and a large-scale defeat is very likely.

If there really is a large-scale rout, then they, the grassroots officers, will definitely be shot dead by the rout troops in the first batch.

Thinking of this, the Rakshasa officers who were still on the front line did not dare to force the soldiers to attack too much.

At the rear, on the main side of the fortress, the Rakshasa Kingdom has also discovered that their anti-aircraft firepower cannot shoot down those airships at all.

Who would have thought that Daxia people would be so cunning as to install protective steel plates on the bottom of airships? Let these airships, one by one, withstand their anti-aircraft firepower and slowly call out their fortresses one by one?

So these anti-aircraft firepower changed their targets and wanted to attack the aircraft flying around first and constantly strafing them with machine guns.

The problem is, these aircraft are far more flexible than airships.

The current firepower point responsible for air defense does not have the fire control radar of later generations, and it also has automatic locking and so on, and it is purely manual aiming.

However, machine guns and anti-aircraft guns that are driven by human power cannot keep up with the speed of the aircraft.

So much so that the pilots of the Haidongqing fighter jets were very happy to play tricks on them.

Anyway, the mission of these pilots is to contain anti-aircraft fire. After all, their machine guns cannot penetrate the fortress.

If you have nothing to do, you might as well play with these anti-aircraft firepower points and hone your driving skills.

As a result, a strange scene appeared on the side of the fortress.

A Haidongqing fighter plane dived towards an anti-aircraft gun position and strafed the anti-aircraft gun position. After killing one or two people, it quickly raised its altitude.

The Rakshasa soldiers of the anti-aircraft gun that had just been attacked were turning the ground of the anti-aircraft gun, trying to lock on to the aircraft.

However, they were never able to lock on. The fired anti-aircraft shells were right behind the plane, exploding into clouds of black smoke.

And those planes were flying through the black smoke, as if they were really eagles in the sky.

Faced with the endless new weapons emerging in Daxia, Chikosov, the commander-in-chief of the Rakshasa Army stationed in the ancient city of Suifen, already felt deeply desperate.

His combat thinking is still stuck in the period of positional warfare, that is, the soldiers dig positions among themselves, I defend and you attack, or I attack and you defend.

All battles are resolved on the ground.

But now Daxia won't tell you this at all.

Although Daxia still focuses on ground attacks, it is assisted by air combat.

Attacking yourself from both the sky and the ground makes you somewhat unprepared.

Now Chikosov no longer thinks about how to defeat Daxia. He just wanted to defend the Twin Cities and Vladivostok.

But even so, Daxia was still unwilling to give him this opportunity.

Originally, the soldiers of Daxia were brave and invincible, so the Rakshasa soldiers were at a disadvantage in a land battle with Daxia.

But who would have thought that Daxia also sent an airship.

Chikosov knew that airships were rubbish that could be easily hit. Although its bomb load was terrifyingly large, its protection was too poor.

As long as someone hits their balloon, it will be instantly engulfed in fire.

But who would have thought that Daxia would add protection to the bottom of the airship so that their anti-aircraft weapons would not be able to penetrate their balloons.

This made Chikosov somewhat speechless.

But even if he was speechless, there was nothing he could do. After all, he could ask Daxia to remove the airship's protective panels and fight him?

Thinking of this, Chikosov shook his head and got rid of some unrealistic thoughts from his mind. What he needs to consider now is how to deal with this Daxia army and whether he should defend the ancient city of Suifen.

To be honest, Chikosov felt that he really had no way to deal with these Daxia people.

It was obvious that he could not defeat this Daxia army now.

As for whether to keep Suifen Ancient City or not, that is another question.

If you say defend, it's obvious that you can't defend. If you say attack, you won't be able to penetrate the opponent's defense.

The train artillery bombardment basically every two hours caused his soldiers to experience a hellish explosion every two hours, which seriously affected the morale of his side.

Judging from the current situation, even if he ordered to defend, he could only hold on for a day or two at most, and the entire team might collapse.

At that time, it will also be the time when the ancient city of Suifen falls.

But if you say he doesn't keep it, then where can he go?

Vladivostok? That was just another offensive and defensive battle, and even the offensive and defensive battle there was not as good as here.

After all, a large part of the forts in Vladivostok face the sea, not the land.

Therefore, once they retreat to Vladivostok, they can only rely on the soldiers' own willpower to fight against Daxia.

And this kind of confrontation can only be achieved without the participation of the train gun.

Thinking of this, Chikosov felt like he had a headache.

In the end, Chikosov decided to retreat and give up the ancient city of Suifen.

As for the reason, it is very simple. If we continue to guard Suifen Ancient City, the Far Eastern Army of the Rakshasa Empire will be defeated in just a day or two.

And by retreating to Vladivostok, you can at least live a little longer.

What if a miracle happens during this period?

Therefore, Chikosov decided to retreat.

Now that he had decided to retreat, Chikosov was not unambiguous. He immediately ordered the remaining forts to fire with all their strength towards their intended target.

Since you want to run, you must first shake off your tail. Otherwise, if you are chased and beaten by the Daxia army along the way, you will not retreat but be defeated.

After receiving Chikosov's order, the Rakshasa Empire, which was in an offensive posture a second ago, suddenly stopped attacking and began to shrink its troops.

As for those soldiers who couldn't retreat, there was no choice but to let them shed their last bit of blood for the great Rakshasa Empire.

The unusual behavior of the Rakshasa Army soon attracted Li Jinji's attention.