In fact, the Tang Army's assault speed was even faster than the Elf Troops had anticipated. As the Tang Army broke through the first line of defense, their attack aircraft had already started clearing the second line of Allied Forces' defenses.
The weather in April was no longer as cold, though the wind against the face still carried a chill. This temperature was truly ideal for combat; no need for heavy winter clothing, and corpses wouldn't start to stink immediately.
Just as they were ready for battle, aiming their artillery at the frontline defense positions to create trouble for the Tang Army occupying there, the Allied Artillery quickly realized their situation might be extremely perilous.
Anti-Aircraft Guns fired a series of Tracer Bullets into the sky, but these shells were still far from those fearsome Thunderbolt Attack Aircraft.
