Hell Let Loose Artillery Guide Novels & Stories

"The moment our pod hits the dreadnought’s hull, unleash every single piece of kinetic artillery we have left on their forward command bridge. Keep his automated tracking arrays distracted for three minutes." ​"Understood!" Leo’s voice crackled back through the comms, breathless but filled with a savage, retaliatory heat. "We’re painting the target right now!" ​The transport pod tore out of the underground bunker's launching track, its thrusters exploding with a violent burst of kinetic force that launched the vehicle straight across the mud-choked valley of the northern gap. High above them, the sky was still a turbulent vortex of grey ash and dense, compressed clean air from the weather co

00:00. "Main cannons fully charged. Anti-matter singularity stabilized," the Ark's AI announced. Scarlett’s eyes burned with golden fire as she stared up at the descending Leviathan. "Caleb. Clear the airspace," Scarlett ordered, her thumb hovering over the ultimate firing rune she had painted on the console. "I'm going to shoot the moon."

I guess I should've asked what he meant. "Don't look so scared, Hailey. Just remember what I showed you and you're good to go." He takes a step back. "How hard can it be?" He repeats my earlier statement to me and I glare at him through my goggles It doesn't faze him and he chuckles. I inhale deeply and exhale, and line up again. "Don't forget to free your elbows," Levi says just as I'm about to pull the trigger, momentarily distracting me. I glance back to see him smiling smugly, arms folded.

The small crown hovering over its head demanded everyone's attention. "Alright guys, I'm NotchedHalberd, and I'll be your captain for this match." A young man's voice spoke out from the team channel. "As we're all playing in the Silver League, I won't bore you with complicated plans. I know only 10% of you will even listen to me. Instead, I just want you to keep one thing in mind: don't all rush forward when the hatch opens up. We artillery mechs need some help fending off the enemy scouts."

She had a passion for guns, and that was exactly what Karina was looking for. “I have a special skill for genuine gun lovers that will override the limits of a physical trigger. It’s called the Artillery Strike. There’s no gimmick. If you like the skill, I will teach it to you. No tests or payments are required. Think of it as a fallen warrior’s last request.” No payment or tests? That almost sounded too good to be true. However, the skill Artillery Strike came without many drawbacks. If anything, it was too powerful coming from a low-level trainer.

I flicked on the stallion’s lead line and dashed the way through. “No, a war is a war. I’ll turn blind just to grab victory.” Mayari paused and lifted her left arm, gesturing a go signal. And in a flip of a second, the entire artillery dashed. Making specks of dust float in the air and the ground rumble at the sound of a breaking earthquake. “Then this army will be at your shadow, General.”

The weapon glowed faintly as it charged, efficiently refracting what little sunlight made it through the heavy smoke. Below the overpass stood a row of four more Legions, there to protect the sniper. Two had static cannons, round openings glinting in the hazy sunlight, and the other two were fully kitted out with long-range missile launchers. I quickly assessed the threat. Those static cannons could do serious damage, but the artillery was useless, meaning two of the five mechs were sitting ducks at close range. That left the Legion with the helios laser. "I'll take point," I stated.

he said, then vaulted over the barricade. Gunfire exploded all around us as we advanced. Helios moved like a shadow—low, fast, deadly. I followed, my back to his as we cleared the area one target at a time. Bullets pinged off the concrete. Someone screamed nearby, a horrible, choking sound that I didn’t have time to dwell on. We made it to the armory building. Helios kicked the door open, motioned me inside. “Reload. I’ll cover.” The room smelled like oil and metal. I swapped out my magazine, grabbed a grenade belt, and shoved it over my shoulder. By the time I turned, Helios had already picked off two more enemies at the door.

So, Charlie hurriedly reminded, “Brother, you have really fought and won a beautiful battle, but the hidden danger is also really not that small now. Ten Thousand Armies has suffered such heavy losses in your hands, and they will definitely do everything possible to make you pay for it.” Hamed sneered and said, “Let them come! I know the weapons that they are equipped with, and the most powerful weapon that they have on hand is just the 152mm artillery. It has already been proven that this kind of artillery can barely cause any substantial blow to our base. If they want to attack and conquer my base, they can only do so by piling up their corpses one by one!”

He is in denial. "I don't, I'm actually dribbling." That was obvious sarcasm. He began to gaze at the night sky again and tried to focus himself, it is not his usual preference. He is more into erotic arts that'll crack anyone's mind by disturbing tints and details. He just feels like trying out new things, he's probably tired of his routine. Archer saw how Selah's lips twitched as she turned to walk away, he knows she didn't like his response. A smirk escaped from his lips, seeing her frowning made him chuckle.