Hell Let Loose Artillery Guide Novels & Stories

My lips fell open, but I did as instructed and grew lax in his hold. He guided me gently, his face never leaving the side of my neck, “Now eyes on the target.” I did as he instructed. His knee forced my closed ones to part, and I swallowed. This wasn’t supposed to be such a turn-on. This was all game, a training technique! “Don’t drop your arms… Good girl,” He continued musing, and I melted even harder. “Now fire.” His voice was hoarse, hot against my skin. I closed my eyes just a moment to register the bulge that was pressed against my lower back, then smiled before opening my eyes, and then, I pulled the trigger.

Nothing could take away the frightening appearance of the forest. "All units proceed....all must be near the target...I repeat; target must be located." They all heard the commander's voice. Lance waved his gloves hand, directing the team u set him to proceed. A few yards from el Paradiso's brothel, all the troops started arming themselves heavily; sniper knives, pistols, grenades, bullets and teargases were packed into vest pockets. Everyone knew this would be a long and hard battle; no one had to remind them about the gravity of the operation. Back at the base of the commander's troops, Bonnie made sure that the tanks were ready for use. These machine bombs would serve as the sign that all

Liam yells over the deafening roar of the automatic weapons. "I am a machine, Liam!" I shout back, grabbing a dropped assault rifle from the floor and checking the magazine with terrifying, calculated precision. "But I'm *your* machine now!" I pivot, raising the rifle, and lay down a suppressing fire that forces the remaining bounty hunters back behind the steel containers. The tactical HUD flashes in my peripheral vision, a ghost of my old interface mapping out every enemy position, every escape route, every heartbeat in the room. I don't want to see it, but I use it. I use every cursed advantage they gave me to keep us alive.

"The stealth transports are grounded! A localized electromagnetic pulse is radiating directly from the ocean trench. All digital guidance systems are fried. We are completely cut off from the global army." "Then mobilise the island’s private garrison," Dominic commanded, his voice a gravelly, demonic vibration that shook the concrete floor. "Load the heavy artillery with silver nitrate and white phosphorus. If a single one of those prehistoric bastards touches the foundation of this house, I will execute you myself."

The last silver is collecting the final hatchling in his front paws. “NOW!” I say to my soldiers. They drag the second harpoon launcher over the edge of the mountain. The silver turns and screams angrily at us before lifting into the air with the hatchling in his paws. “Hurry!” I yell as he begins flying away. When my soldiers are ready, I give the order. “Kill him!” They aim the harpoon at the silver who is flying quickly to get out of our line of fire. “NOW!” I scream. The harpoon launches, aimed at the silver.

Perfect someone else just as crazy as me. We line up and the horn blows. The four of us take off behind Lilian and she follows the path I gave her perfectly. There is so much debris on this portion of the arena, it looks like a paintball field. I can hear others shouting directions to each other, but we stay as quiet as possible. I figure we can rest up a bit if we don’t have to fight our way to the flag. She follows a path that takes us around the outer edge, Poor Wyatt is so big he barely fits, but he squeezes through and we come around to one side of the cargo net. “Alright, this is where we let go of our cover, Wyatt, Jeff? You guys ready?” I whisper over my shoulder.

Paolo shouted back as he leaned out from behind a stone wheel and emptied his magazine into the bushes. "Matteo, get your sniper rifle locked onto that flatbed right now and don't let that guy pull the charging handle, because we only have three iron plates left between his barrel and our fuel tanks!" Alessia yelled from the back archway where she was busy handing out the remaining ammunition boxes to the younger boys.

He was so close Alec felt her breath on his neck, his back was against her chest and her arms wrapped around Alec's hands steadying the gun for him. "Come on, concentrate, I know you can still shoot perfectly even with a lot on your mind." Lilith said and Alec's breathing slowed. He couldn't possibly concentrate when she was so close to him. Lilith's face was right next to Alec's, her hands on his hands as she helped Alec shoot his shot. The bullet hit the exact centre and Alec had a wide smile on his face. He was a perfect shot, but his mind couldn't seem to concentrate. "I knew you could do it." Lilith said with a smile that made Alec want to melt.

The soldier in the turret—his eyes no longer violet, but completely bloodshot from the strain of the neural disconnect—slammed a fresh belt of ammunition into the breech of the two-inch cannon. "This is the final warning!" the megaphone boomed, the sound bouncing off the granite walls of the headquarters. "All biological units on the steps are ordered to lie face down with their hands behind their heads! The liquidation team has been authorized to use terminal force to secure the physical drives!" Dante didn't look at the gun. He looked at me, his black iron hand closing around the fabric of my dress, his grip so heavy I could hear the fibers snapping under the pressure.

As if it was a cue, suddenly, all the wolves howled in unison. AWOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! The ground shook. The snow at a faraway hill fell into an avalanche. And... KIEEEEEEEEEK! "JAVELINS! ARROWS!" Harriet screamed. SSST! The soldiers with their shoot into the sky. Their dazzling looked like reverse shooting stars in the night sky alongside the giant javelins installed on top of the city walls. Harriet turned back to the mages and said, "Go inside your barriers and get it as smaller as you can while adding its strength. Bring all the civilians with you."