Great Warlord: The Second Ancestor of the Empire

"Charge! Keep charging!" A captain in the uniform of the Imperial Beijing Camp shouted loudly. The soldiers from the Beijing Camp behind him heard his order and kept pushing forward.

Looking carefully, even under such rapid advancement, the soldiers in the Beijing camp still maintained the most basic formation of three people.

Among them, the soldier holding a submachine gun walked at the front, and behind him were two soldiers holding semi-automatic rifles following behind him.

In such a formation, no matter which direction the Rakshasa soldiers rush out from, they will be discovered instantly and shot.

Soon, a company of the Fourth Division of the Beijing Camp rushed to the vicinity of the Suifen River Railway Bridge. When they saw a steady stream of Rakshasa soldiers rushing towards Fuldan City through the railway bridge to support them.

The captain of this company immediately ordered the construction of a blocking position. Two general-purpose machine guns were placed next to the window. Then the ammunition belts were replaced, the bullets were pushed into the chamber, and the shooting started.

In the confusion, the Rakshasa soldiers who were crossing the railway bridge to support were caught off guard and were swept down in large numbers in an instant.

The remaining soldiers quickly looked for bunkers, trying to avoid bullets, and then launched a counterattack against the position controlled by the company.

All the Rakshasa soldiers present knew that if they could not capture this defensive point as soon as possible, they would lose the only passage to Fuldan City when Daxia's backup forces arrived.

As a result, several Rakshasa soldiers pushed out two Maxim heavy machine guns despite the suppressive firepower of the soldiers from the Beijing camp.

Relying on the baffle in front of the Maxim heavy machine gun, they began to shoot at the soldiers from the Beijing camp.

But they have no idea that the general-purpose machine gun in the hands of the soldiers in the Beijing camp is the latest general-purpose machine developed by the empire. Its rate of fire is as high as 900 rounds per minute, which is comparable to Maxim's pitiful theoretical rate of fire of 600 rounds per minute.

If it weren't for the baffles in front of these two heavy machine guns, those Rakshasa soldiers would probably have been beaten into a hornet's nest.

However, precisely because of this baffle, the soldiers hiding behind the baffle were able to survive and withstand Daxia's firepower, and started shooting with the soldiers from the Beijing camp.

This also caused the soldiers in the Beijing camp to be affected to a certain extent and were unable to do their best to fight against the Rakshasa soldiers.

Taking advantage of the weakened firepower of the Daxia Jingying soldiers, the Rakshasa officers forced the soldiers to come out of their bunkers and launched an attack on the position where the Jingying camp was located.

Both sides understood that either the soldiers of the Rakshasa Kingdom died on the way to charge, which led to the interruption of the support channel to Fuldan City, or all the soldiers from the capital died in the battle, causing the mission of blocking the support channel to fail.

Therefore, both parties have no reservations at this moment.

Several Beijing soldiers hiding in the room installed a bayonet on the muzzle of their guns, and then stuffed the grenade directly into the muzzle. The tail of the grenade was locked by the bayonet. Then these soldiers reloaded the empty shells, and then He raised his gun and aimed at the place where the crowd was the densest, and decisively pulled the trigger.

"Bang bang~" There were several muffled sounds, and the rifle grenade flew towards the crowd at a speed visible to the naked eye and exploded in the crowd. It immediately blew down four or five Rakshasa soldiers.

But even so, there was still no way to stop the attack of the Rakshasa soldiers.

At this time, the soldier who had fired the grenade squatted down and prepared to reload the grenade. In the other direction, several more soldiers from the Beijing camp stepped out of the window with grenade launchers, and then faced the crowd. , pulled the trigger.

The grenade in the grenade flew directly into a high parabola, and then fell into the crowd, directly blowing the Rakshasa soldiers who were preparing to attack to the ground.

When the Rakshasa officer behind saw this scene, he immediately ordered the attack to continue. Then he had someone pull out a small-caliber artillery piece from behind, preparing to fire straight at the location of the soldiers in the Beijing camp.

When the artillery was pushed out, it was discovered by the machine gunner in the room. While reminding others to avoid the cannon, they turned their guns and fired in the direction of the cannon.

But there is a baffle in front of the Rakshasa State's artillery, which directly blocks the bullets.

The machine gun bullets hit the baffle and made a crackling sound, but they never penetrated.

Instead, the artillery on the opposite side pointed its muzzle toward the window, blasting a large hole directly into the wall next to one of the heavy machine guns.

The flying fragments hit the soldier hiding behind the wall, and the shock wave pushed the soldier far away, directly breaking the guardrail on the second floor and falling directly to the first floor.

The soldiers around him wanted to rescue him, but when they saw that half of the other person's neck was cut open by shrapnel, and then his chest collapsed, everyone knew that the soldier would not survive.

The Rakshasa artilleryman who was still outside was overjoyed when he saw that one of his shots had hit the target and completely silenced the opponent's machine gun.

An artilleryman opened the breech of the gun, and the smoking shell shells were instantly ejected from the barrel.

Another soldier picked up a cannonball as thick as an arm from the ammunition box next to him and tried to stuff it into the barrel.

At this time, a series of bullets were suddenly fired from the defense line next to the artillery, knocking down the group of artillery. Then the unique charging whistle of the Daxia army was heard.

A large group of soldiers wearing imperial uniforms, holding rifles, launched a charge towards the railway bridge.

At the front were three strong soldiers armed with general-purpose machine guns. They charged while firing at the railway bridge.

This is the advantage of the general-purpose machine gun. Although it is heavier than the light machine gun, weighing 14 kilograms, it can still be picked up at this weight.

But its ferocious firepower is not comparable to that of a light machine gun.

Although there is no accuracy at all when holding a machine gun and shooting while running, but is accuracy needed now?

The distance between the two sides was less than a hundred meters, and they were shooting non-stop, and the people on the opposite side were gathered together, so there was no need for precision at all, just shooting at the crowd.

Whether you can hit it or not depends purely on luck.

But, having said that, even if you know that running and shooting like this is not accurate, would anyone dare to stand still?

There would definitely be no latte, so when they saw a group of imperial soldiers rushing out from the side, the Rakshasa soldiers wanted to find a bunker to fight back.

But the problem is that the distance between the two sides is too close, less than 20 meters in total. If a normal person wants to cover this distance, it will only take more than ten seconds, and it will never take more than [-] seconds.

In such a short period of time, the Rakshasa soldiers still need to find bunkers, so the time left for them only has one shot at most, and some soldiers may not even be able to fire a single shot.

Seeing more and more soldiers from the Beijing camp joining the battlefield, and seeing more and more bullets flying overhead, the soldiers who were still on the railway bridge finally wavered.