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

After capturing the fortress, the combined forces of Great Zhou, Rome, and Germany were greatly encouraged. However, the European resistance was unwilling to accept defeat. They regrouped in the rear and reinforced two key strongholds—Storm Castle and Sunset Gorge—in an attempt to use these two natural barriers to halt the coalition's advance.

The Battle of Storm Castle was a thrilling battle.

Perched atop a windswept mountain, surrounded by sheer cliffs and a surging sea of ​​clouds, the castle seemed cut off from the world. Its walls, towering into the clouds, were impenetrable, densely studded with heavy weaponry like trebuchets and ballistas. Like a dormant beast, it gazed majestically below, gazing intently at any enemy who dared to attack.

Martha's German Women's Infantry Battalion, the vanguard, launched an attack on Storm Castle without hesitation. The wind was as fierce as a knife, making it almost impossible to stand firm, but these brave female warriors showed no fear and refused to retreat.

Martha led the charge, shield in hand, standing firmly at the front of the ranks. Her voice could be heard clearly in the strong wind: "Sisters, for the unification of Europe, for our glory, charge!" Her cry was like a drum, inspiring the fighting spirit of every female soldier.

The female warriors marched with resolute steps, braving the fierce wind and charging towards the seemingly insurmountable castle. Their figures swayed in the wind, but their determination was as hard as steel.

They braved the rain of rocks and arrows from the city walls and climbed the steep hillside with great difficulty. Just as they approached the castle wall, the enemy suddenly opened the city gate, and a group of heavily armored cavalry rushed out and rushed straight towards the female warriors.

Lina, a petite warrior with a steely gaze, nimbly dodged the cavalry's charge, then quickly approached one, leaped forward, grabbed the horse's reins, and used the momentum to flip into the saddle. She stabbed the rider in the throat with her dagger, snatched his spear, and charged through the enemy horde like a flaming meteor.

However, the enemy's offensive became increasingly fierce, and the female warriors gradually fell into trouble. Just then, Martha discovered a weak point in the castle wall. She led a dozen female warriors and risked their lives to climb up using ropes.

As they scaled the city wall, the enemy, terrified by the sudden attack, panicked. Martha, brandishing her sword, engaged the enemy in a desperate struggle. Each swing of her sword carried a thunderous force, sending the enemy tumbling to the ground. Under her leadership, the female warriors quickly secured a section of the wall, opening a breakthrough for the following troops.

Meanwhile, the Germanic female infantrymen outside the city gates also fought bravely. Erica, a skilled archer, stood on the hillside, her bow drawn like a full moon, her arrows never missing a target. Like messengers of death, her arrows continuously pelted the enemy, effectively suppressing their firepower.

Thanks to the heroic efforts of the female warriors, the follow-up armored and support troops finally arrived. They joined forces with the female warriors, and after a fierce battle, they finally captured Storm Castle. The flags on the castle were slowly lowered, replaced by the flags of the Great Zhou, Roman, and Germanic combined forces.

The Battle of Sunset Gorge was a thrilling struggle of life and death.

Sunset Gorge, like a winding dragon, lies quietly in the narrow canyon between two mountains. It is the last barrier to the core area of ​​the European United Resistance Army, and its strategic importance is self-evident.

The peaks on either side of the gorge tower into the clouds, steep and precipitous, like two natural walls, tightly sealing off the gorge. The peaks are covered with dense fortifications, not only incredibly strong but also ingeniously designed, as if built to withstand the apocalypse. Each fortification is meticulously arranged and complements the others, forming a tight defensive line.

The enemy, fully aware of the importance of Sunset Gorge, erected a formidable barrier at its entrance, attempting to keep the Allied forces at bay. These obstacles included massive stone walls, deep trenches, dense barbed wire, and a variety of powerful defensive weapons. They also deployed a large force around the gorge, poised for a decisive blow.

As soon as the battle horn sounded, the enemy launched a fierce attack like a hungry tiger pouncing on its prey. Huge rocks rained down from the mountain, crashing down on the coalition troops with the force of thunder. Martha and her comrades were caught off guard and completely unprepared by this sudden attack.

However, Martha was not consumed by fear. She quickly calmed down and, together with her comrades, searched for a shelter to avoid the enemy's attack. In the hail of bullets, they nimblely moved between boulders and craters, searching for a glimmer of hope.

Just as the coalition forces were on the defensive, a female soldier named Sophia stepped forward. Petite in stature, she possessed an unwavering gaze and unwavering courage. A demolition expert, Sophia's mastery of explosives was unparalleled.

Undeterred by the enemy's hail of bullets, she resolutely led the demolition team, rushing towards the obstacles at the gorge like an arrow from a bow. They cleverly took advantage of the terrain and the enemy's blind spots, weaving through the enemy's fire blockade like ghosts.

Finally, Sophia and her teammates successfully reached the obstacle. They quickly and accurately placed the explosives at the key parts of the obstacle and pressed the detonation button without hesitation.

With earth-shattering explosions, a massive gap was instantly blasted through the barrier, as if torn apart by an invisible giant hand. Smoke and dust filled the air, and debris scattering everywhere. The enemy's defenses crumbled in that instant.

However, the enemy soon discovered their actions and strengthened their defense of the gorge. A group of enemy soldiers rushed down the hillsides on both sides in an attempt to destroy the demolition team.

Clara was a strong female warrior. She stood in front of the demolition team, holding a large axe, like an insurmountable wall. She swung the axe, and each blow cut down a group of enemies. Under her cover, the demolition team successfully completed the mission.

The allied forces launched a general assault on the Gorge Pass. Leading the charge were the German female infantry, who, through the thick smoke, engaged the enemy in close combat. The battle was brutal, and the canyon ground was stained red with blood.

Deep within the gorge, a tall watchtower stood, from which the enemy commander commanded the battle. Martha decided to lead a small team to destroy the watchtower. They struggled through the narrow passage, engaging in one skirmish after another with the enemy.

As they approached the watchtower, they discovered it was heavily guarded. Martha calmly observed her surroundings and formulated a battle plan. They would split into two groups, one to draw the enemy's attention while the other flanked them.

During the fierce battle, a female warrior named Emily was unfortunately shot by an arrow. However, she gritted her teeth and continued to fight, using her body to block the enemy's attack for her comrades. Ultimately, the team led by Martha successfully climbed the watchtower and killed the enemy commander.

With the watchtower destroyed, the enemy's command system fell into chaos. The German women's infantry and other coalition forces pursued the victory and captured Sunset Gorge in one fell swoop.

After these two brutal battles, the European resistance completely collapsed. The courage and sacrifice of the women soldiers from Rome and Germany laid a solid foundation for the unification of the European continent. Their heroic deeds have become an enduring legend on the European continent, inspiring future generations to pursue peace and unity.