The Bad Girl's Quick Transmigration System: Traveling Back and Forth

In a land once ravaged by war, the Germanic and Roman female soldiers, having completed their conquest of the Kingdom of Gaul, held a grand celebration. Fine wine flowed in luminescent cups, and joyful laughter echoed through the camp. But in their bright eyes, the light shone not only with the joy of victory but also with a desire for new adventures.

Time flies, and a storm of news arrives: the Vikings, with their fierce warriors and unique tactics, are rampaging across the surrounding areas, committing murder, looting, and atrocities. The people are suffering, and countless families are torn apart. Upon hearing this news, the Germanic and Roman female soldiers are filled with righteous indignation, their already fiery fighting spirit ignited once more, and they resolutely set out to conquer the Vikings.

To adapt to the unique fighting style of the Vikings, the women soldiers began arduous training. They studied the Vikings' combat techniques on the ice and at sea, undergoing intense marching and combat drills on simulated icy terrain. The frigid north wind sliced ​​through their faces like a knife, but they remained steadfast. Tactically, they abandoned traditional frontal assaults and instead developed strategies of outflanking and raiding the rear. At the same time, they refined their weaponry, creating lightweight armor and sharp weapons more suited to icy warfare.

After a long period of preparation, the female soldiers set out on their journey to the Viking Kingdom. Along the way, they crossed vast icy plains, a biting wind howling, and heavy snow falling, yet the team continued to advance in an orderly manner. Finally, they arrived at the border of the Viking Kingdom.

When the pirates learned of the arrival of the female soldiers, they laughed at them with contempt. In their eyes, these women were nothing but ants who overestimated their own abilities. However, they soon paid the price for their arrogance.

From the moment the battle began, the women soldiers acted swiftly according to their pre-determined tactics. One section feigned a frontal attack, drawing the pirates' main force; another quietly circled around to the rear and launched a surprise attack. This sudden attack caught the pirates completely off guard, throwing them into disarray.

In the fierce battles, the female soldiers displayed remarkable courage and wisdom. The Germanic women, relying on their strong physiques and tenacious will, engaged the pirates in close combat, each swing of their swords carrying a thunderous force. The Roman women, on the other hand, displayed superb tactical prowess, skillfully utilizing terrain and weapons to strike the enemy with pinpoint accuracy.

A Roman female soldier was besieged by several pirates during a battle. She remained calm, nimbly dodging the enemy's attacks and looking for an opportunity to strike back. Suddenly, she spotted an opening and quickly struck, knocking a pirate to the ground. Then, while the other pirates were momentarily distracted, she wielded her sword and cut her way through.

A German female soldier, like an enraged lioness, charged into the enemy group, her battle axe flying up and down, and wherever she went, the pirates fell to the ground. Her eyes revealed determination and fearlessness, as if declaring to the pirates: the power of women should not be underestimated.

After several days of fierce fighting, the pirates' defenses gradually collapsed. They began to retreat, their morale low. Seizing the opportunity, the female soldiers pursued them, in one fell swoop invading the core area of ​​the pirate kingdom.

Finally, the Viking Kingdom surrendered. The once arrogant pirates lowered their proud heads and submitted to these brave female soldiers.

The news of victory spread throughout the region like a spring breeze, and the people cheered and poured into the streets to celebrate. The Germanic and Roman female soldiers once again stood at the pinnacle of victory. They used their actions to prove that no matter how powerful the enemy, women have infinite strength and courage.

In this land once ravaged by pirates, the stories of these women soldiers are once again being told. Their legend is more than just a victory in war; it is a symbol of female strength, inspiring generations of women to bravely pursue justice, demonstrating fearless responsibility and unwavering conviction. The conquests of the Viking Kingdom have become a shining pearl in the long river of history, forever shining with the glory of women.