Warhammer 40,000: Mortal Gods

After the order was passed on, a large-scale transmission began.

The ten regiments headed by Duncan's 87th Regiment, which were best at defensive warfare, teleported first. They instantly arrived outside the areas they needed to defend, and immediately marched into the area to garrison and evacuate civilians.

The other seven regiments and Gray and others were not teleported for the time being and were still waiting in front of the command building.

The Leman Russ tank that Duncan was riding was at full power. Under the control of the driver, it crashed directly into a house facing the street, rotated on the spot and aimed outside the defense area, and then temporarily stalled.

"Captain, why don't we teleport and start fighting this time like before?" The gunner asked in confusion before the battle started.

"I don't know either." Duncan confessed. The order he received was to enter the area behind him after the transmission and then garrison it.

It's that simple.

As for the strategic purpose, Qin Mo did not say.

Duncan didn't want to know the strategic intentions of the higher-ups, but just wanted to complete the tasks he was assigned. He lowered his head and looked at the holographic image in front of him.

The commander of each regiment will command in a Leman Russ tank, and the tank they ride in is an improved version with slightly less firepower, but the narrow interior of the tank leaves room for command equipment.

Holographic images, communication signal transceivers, biological scanning, terrain scanning...all the equipment that is beneficial to command have been added.

Duncan checked the terrain scan results. All the nearby terrain within two kilometers was displayed on the holographic image. He checked every building in the defense area he was responsible for, and then picked up the communicator to give orders.

"First Company, I need you to move into the church."

"Second Company, go to the tower on the seventh road from the left."

"Other companies were deployed around the streets, looking for strong houses for defense where possible."

When Duncan was giving orders, other regiments responsible for defense were also making arrangements for the same process, and everyone was ready to defend.

After waiting for about three hours, the bioscan detected the enemy troops and displayed them all visually on the holographic image.

When he saw the enemy on the hologram, Duncan understood why his superiors' orders were to defend rather than attack.

The enemy also learns from every loss. The distance between each regiment is very close, so that when a certain regiment is attacked, other troops can immediately go to support it.

If we carry out an assault after teleporting like before, we will most likely be surrounded and concentrated fire by the enemy, and we will definitely suffer heavy casualties.

However, Duncan does not think that the teleportation assault tactic cannot be used. The most important thing for our own side is how to tear the enemy's line apart and let them fall into the extremely chaotic and overwhelming situation like the last time.

The more chaotic the battle situation, the more effective teleportation assault tactics will be.

"The enemy is coming soon, prepare to fight." Duncan picked up the communicator to remind his soldiers.

Soldiers were already at the ready in the building, setting up their weapons near the windows with their faces pressed against the scopes, ready to fire.

Soon a soldier on the tower saw the outline of the head marked in the scope, but he did not fire immediately, but waited quietly.

More enemies are coming. Their body outlines are clearly marked, and this battlefield information is shared among all power armors. Even soldiers who have not seen the enemy in the ground buildings can see the marks behind the wall. Outline.

Until the enemy got closer and closer, Duncan's voice sounded in the communication channel: "Fire!"

No matter where they were, all the soldiers who could see the enemy's body instead of just their outline opened fire. The tanks in the regiment that were hidden behind buildings or ruins also opened fire.

Although the enemy had long expected that enemies might appear at any time, such an attack still prevented them from reacting immediately. After leaving a small number of bodies in the sudden attack, the enemy found bunkers outside the defense area and exchanged fire.

The artillery units in the rear also began to bombard.

Shells exploded among the enemy troops.

Duncan's side was the first to fire, followed by other regiments, and the sound of gunfire echoed in several defense areas.

After a firefight across the entire front, the other seven regiments were sent to the enemy's flanks and rear to begin testing the enemy's weaknesses.

…

Spire.

Stinger, who was sitting cross-legged on the governor's throne, was observing the entire battle, and then he heard the report from the servants.

"We exchanged gunfire."

"Do you think I'm blind?"

Stinger rolled his eyes at the servant, then closed his eyes and continued to observe the battle.

By using the gift of the Lord of Wisdom, his perspective can be attached to every soldier, and he can observe the entire battlefield situation from the first perspective.

Then Stinger got very confused.

Something's wrong...

Something is very wrong.

Based on the intelligence collected in peacetime or war, Stinger believed that the commander of the enemy army must be a person who uses force to achieve miracles. What he pays attention to is a fierce pursuit, tactics and strategies, and how to have teleportation technology and comprehensive Are the weapons and equipment of the soldier's power armor useful?

Stinger originally thought that this time the enemy would crush his own line with a fierce attack, and then use the disgusting teleportation assault tactic from the last time to gradually eat up all his troops, but the reality was beyond his expectation.

Setting up defenses on the advancing route and then using other troops to harass and test the surrounding areas was not a shocking tactic, but Stinger believed that he would do the same thing if it were him.

This is the most suitable tactic.

"Shall we press on?" the servant asked.

"Don't interfere with me!" Sting scolded angrily, then frowned and thought, and after thinking for a long time, he said: "Of course, continue to push forward, and let each regiment pay attention to supporting each other. No chaos can occur under any circumstances. I will burn anyone who dares to run away. Whoever dies will have his whole family."

"Yes." The servant nodded.

Stinger continued to think, suddenly feeling helpless.

Strategies to win by surprise are what he is best at, but due to the enemy's teleportation technology, he has to use tactics that usually seem very stupid to fight.

Assuming that the enemy's teleportation technology is not so stable that it can even withstand the ceremony, then why not let all your troops be crowded together just so that they can support each other.

After thinking about this, Stinger was worried. He knew what the most fatal flaw of his tactics was.

It is not the fear of shelling, but the fear that the enemy will find a breakthrough, and this breakthrough will only be a regiment with low morale and unable to persist in the enemy's tentative attack.

"I want to give the leader of the 20th Regiment a warning." Stinger looked at the servant, "If he dares to retreat under the enemy's attack, then he'd better do his best to ensure that he survives...otherwise I won't be able to peel him off." His skin is gone.”