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Meanwhile, the defenders on the city walls stood in a state of alert, their gazes resolute and piercing, as if declaring their resolve and strength to the female enemy soldiers outside. The massive catapults towered into the clouds, like an impenetrable fortress. Their massive stones streaked across the sky like meteors, crashing down upon the female soldiers of the Great Zhou army outside with unparalleled force. Each falling stone caused the ground to shake violently, as if the entire earth were trembling.

Crossbows unleashed a dense barrage of arrows, pouring down like a torrential rain, forming an impenetrable web. The arrows whizzed through the air, emitting sharp cracks that cut through the air, leaving the Great Zhou female soldiers nowhere to escape. These arrows were like the scythe of the Grim Reaper, mercilessly reaping lives and bringing immense pressure and fear to the Great Zhou female soldiers.

The defenders deliberately tested their weapons and test-fired them, each discharge accompanied by a tremendous roar and awe-inspiring force. The roar of the catapults resonated like thunder, echoing throughout the battlefield and inflicting a chill on the entire battlefield. The clatter of the crossbow strings was like a torrential downpour, a continuous cacophony of force, demonstrating their immense rate of fire and devastating damage. These sounds woven together into a rousing war song, galvanizing the defenders' fighting spirit.

The Great Zhou female soldiers suffered heavy casualties from the combined assault of crossbows and catapults. Crossbow bolts pierced their shields and armor with pinpoint accuracy, sending many screaming and falling, their blood staining the ground beneath their feet. Some tried to seek cover, but the crossbows fired with such rapidity, the barrage of arrows was almost continuous, and any chance of showing their heads was met with a blow.

The German defenders constantly adjusted the angle and force of their crossbows, scattering the arrows in a fan-shaped pattern, expanding the killing range. The Great Zhou female soldiers' formation began to disorganize, their once neat array becoming fragmented. Some female soldiers, in order to protect their comrades, used their bodies to block the arrows, only to be instantly transformed into hedgehogs.

Faced with this immense killing power, the morale of the Great Zhou female soldiers was severely damaged. However, they did not completely lose their fighting spirit. Some of them gritted their teeth and continued to charge forward under the hail of arrows, trying to approach the city wall and launch a counterattack against the defenders. However, with every step forward, more of their sisters fell under the crossbows.

Their eyes shone with confidence and pride, as if telling the Great Zhou female soldiers that Dresden possessed sufficient strength and advanced weaponry to withstand any attack. They stood tall, weapons tightly gripped, ready for the coming battle. Their hearts were filled with a desire for victory, confident that they could defend the dignity and honor of this city.

Finally, the defenders sent a messenger to challenge Lina, the leader of the Great Zhou women's army. The messenger held a letter, a sharp and merciless warning to Lina and her men to retreat. The words within seemed like a flame, igniting the fighting spirit of the Great Zhou women. The messenger vanished into the night, leaving behind a tense atmosphere and anticipation for battle. Outside the city, the Great Zhou women felt the intense pressure from Dresden, a wave of unease welling up within them, yet also a surge of fighting spirit. The outcome of this battle would depend on the courage and wisdom of both sides.

Germanic declaration of war

To Lina, the female commander of the enemy camp:

I heard that you are so arrogant that you want to take control of the city of Dresden. Have you ever considered that this is a road to self-destruction?

Our city of Dresden is a place of German pride, and its soldiers are all veterans of countless battles. We wield advanced weaponry, and our defenses are as strong as iron. How can such an ignorant individual like you be able to shake us?

Do you think you can boast of your power in front of the city of Dresden with your mere army of women? That's a foolish dream! Today, we challenge you to a duel. If you dare, come and challenge the twenty generals of our city. If you can escape their siege unscathed, we will consider sparing you. If you are defeated, surrender and leave this land with your remaining troops.

Don't think we're showing weakness; this is our final act of kindness. If you don't dare to accept the challenge, it will prove you're nothing but a coward, and you won't even mention attacking Dresden again.

Now that the challenge has been issued, I hope you will make a decision soon and don't delay.

Dresden German Army General Federmann