Warhammer 40K in a box

Chapter 86 Laser Gun Salvo
Dmitri ran behind the Chimera armored vehicle, using the Chimera's thick armor to resist attacks from the aliens.

Although even the Chimera's armor could hardly completely resist the Necrons' Gauss rays, it was at least much stronger than Dmitri and the others using their physical bodies to block them.

At least with the Chimera's protection, Dmitry and his teammates can use more accurate shooting to vent their anger and hatred on those hateful metal aliens.

The fighting on the battlefield was fierce. Although these aliens suffered heavy losses from the orbital bombardment of space battleships, they still stood on the charge route of the First Regiment as if they had no souls or morale, using their metal bodies to block the attack of the First Regiment.

Green Gaussian rays and red lasers continuously streaked across the space between the two, interweaving a dense web of fire.

Anyone or any vehicle that dares to pass through this fire net will be blown up immediately. Even the powerful knight mechas of the Imperial Knights cannot withstand such intensive firepower attacks.

Dmitri and his team pressed closely behind a Chimera armored vehicle, using the armored vehicle's cover to fire a volley of light guns they had devised.

The concentrated fire of four laser guns accurately hit the metal head of the Necron. Then the energy contained in the laser exploded, not only burning the metal head, but also blowing it into pieces.

Although it is jokingly called a flashlight, in fact, a laser shot from the Imperial Armed Forces' common laser gun is enough to roast most of a living person's body.

This is the most powerful weapon that humans can rely on to protect their home in this purgatory galaxy.

The Astra Militarum's hammer is its artillery, but its most reliable weapon is always its loyal lasgun.

Perhaps the Astartes were powerful enough to slaughter hundreds of Astra Militarum troops on a line of defense by themselves, and the Emperor's Guards, who were more powerful than the Astartes, could also easily slaughter the Astartes. Compared with them, the Astra Militarum were nothing more than cannon fodder on the battlefield.

But in the empire's thousands of years of history, it has always been one mortal after another and the laser guns in their hands, which are jokingly called flashlights, that have protected this precarious human kingdom and allowed it to stand firm in the galaxy for thousands of years.

Their rhythmic volleys of light gun fire even gave people the illusion of an array of light spears firing from a space battleship.

Demetrius knocked down a Necron with the butt of his rifle. He didn't know the specific name of this alien, but he knew how to kill it once and for all.

He pointed the muzzle of the laser gun at the alien's head, pulled the trigger repeatedly, and "cut" the metal head off the body. He then fired a few rounds into the metal alien's chest cavity, ensuring that all the equipment and structures in its chest cavity were burned into a lump. Only then was the metal alien considered to be dealt with.

The reason for doing this is to ensure that it can be truly and completely killed.

Dmitri had seen it too many times before: his teammates or other guards thought they had defeated the aliens, and then just when they were feeling proud, these metal skeletons would crawl up from the ground with green electric sparks flashing, and then beat those careless fools into a pool of gray-green ash.

Sometimes, Dmitri also noticed that once these abominable aliens were destroyed to a certain extent, they would disappear in a burst of green light.

This situation is said to have been teleported away, these abominable aliens are so difficult to eliminate.

But if you blow up their heads and shatter their chests, they'll still be completely dead and won't escape. So to completely eliminate these aliens, Dmitri's team developed a salvo of laser gun fire: one shot to the head, two to the chest, then rushing forward to fire a follow-up shot, or throwing a grenade into the opponent's chest, ensuring they could kill every alien they encountered.

Judging from the results, although this process is a bit troublesome, it can indeed effectively send these aliens into the sky one by one.

It’s just that the batteries for Dmitry and his men’s light guns and grenades are being used up too quickly.

This is also the reason why they had to stick close to the Chimera armored vehicle. When they got on the vehicle, each of them took a large bag of supplies, including extra laser gun batteries and extra grenades.

These are the supplies for the fallen comrades. Although there are only four people left in their team now, due to some logistical delays, they still received supplies for ten people.

Dmitri asked the team members to move all the supplies onto the Chimera and use the Chimera to carry more supplies.

This is certainly not in line with the tactical manual, but it must be said that the effect is very good. At least Dmitry and his teammates don't have to calculate the remaining power of the light gun battery to shoot, and they don't need to save the use of grenades.

However, there were always only a few teams that could do this. Most of the defense soldiers still carried their supplies on their backs and fought the enemy with limited ammunition and explosives as required by the tactical manual.

Fortunately, the battle is almost over, and Dmitry and his men are now attacking the enemy's last line of defense.

And this line of defense is being attacked from three sides: front, back and flank.

When the first regiment launched the charge, another defense force that came back to support was attacking the alien's flank, and the defenders in Rostov also launched a counterattack after seeing the attack of the reinforcements.

Combined with orbital bombardment in space, the Human Empire used its three most powerful weapons to make this group of former galactic overlords who had just awakened from their graves understand how humans had been able to stand firm in this purgatory galaxy for ten thousand years.
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"The war is over." Chen Xi held up a telescope and looked at the battlefield in the distance. The light from the battleship's orbital bombardment illuminated his face.

"It's so fucking awesome! This is just a low-power orbital bombardment with light spears to take into account the casualties on the ground. I wonder what a spectacular scene it would be if the orbital bombardment was carried out with macro cannons!" Guterres also stood beside Chen Xi, watching the end of this war.

After all, this planet still needs to be inhabited, and it is impossible to let the three warships on it bombard it at will. So it is called orbital bombardment, but it is more of a fixed-point fire support.

But even so, the ground where the Necrons were previously located was completely burned into a glass-like scorched earth.

"If the cruiser's macrocannons were to bombard the ground, it would cause the continental shelf to tremble," Chen Xi replied, then asked, "How many points did you get for this Necrons cleanup?"

"With 2000 experience points and 4000 points, I now have level three authority. You should be about the same, right?" Guterres answered Chen Xi.

(End of this chapter)