The only drawback of the double crossbow is that it is laborious to string, so the Military Department issued a specific order: two crossbow soldiers are responsible for one double crossbow, one to shoot and one to string.
After the successful trial production of the double crossbow, it began to be mass-produced by several Nix weapon workshops and distributed to crossbow soldiers of various legions, playing a crucial role in battles against the Boyi, Taolisi, and Germanic people.
Now, can the Nix crossbowmen still create brilliance facing the heavy Roman infantry that conquered the entire Mediterranean?
Reality quickly provided the answer.
The triangular cone-shaped sharp arrowheads with strong kinetic energy pierced through the entire thick shield surface, and even with reduced power, they still embedded into the iron armor worn by the Roman soldiers.
