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“The Taldarim haven’t deployed many troops on the highlands.” Reynolds rested his hands on the tactical platform, his eyes fixed on the radar screen, carefully analyzing the scan results.

He frowned, pondered for a moment, and then said, "Let's finish this quickly."

Voel nodded in agreement and continued, "The Archbishop said that a legendary Templar will join us after we break through the Central Lock."

“A legendary Templar?” Renault raised an eyebrow, a hint of curiosity and anticipation flashing in his eyes. “Could it be Phoenix?”

"Who is that?" Voyles asked curiously. As a Protoss who had fallen into slumber since the Golden Age, he was not familiar with the Protoss figures from that period.

Renault smiled, patted Voel's shoulder, and explained, "Just as Artanis said, a legendary Templar."

He did not answer Voyers' question directly, but instead removed his hands from the tactical platform, turned around, and walked out of the command center.

Voyles watched Renault's retreating figure, then turned to look at a shadowy spot in the command center room, but he couldn't see anything in it.

Under Renault's instructions, the SCVs quickly sprang into action and began constructing a cluster of Earthshattering Cannons.

These giant cannons possess one of the longest ranges among land-based artillery pieces; once fired, the enemy will feel the shells falling straight down from the sky.

With the efforts of the SCVs, one earth-shattering cannon after another stood on the position, their muzzles pointed at the sky.

The soldiers busily loaded ammunition, preparing for the upcoming battle, and the entire battlefield was filled with a tense yet expectant atmosphere.

“Boss, the men are ready,” a Ranger Marine reported to Reno.

Renault nodded slightly to indicate that he understood, and then said, "Yes, we will attack after the Earth Shattering Cannon has conducted a preparatory bombardment."

Immediately afterwards, Renault waved to the operator of the Earthshattering Cannon and shouted, "Blow up those Taldarim!"

"All artillery groups, fire freely!"

At this command, the earth-shattering cannons raised their muzzles, and shells as large as a Marine were pushed into the barrels.

These shells looked huge and heavy, containing immense power.

"Boom boom boom!"

The Earth-Shattering Cannon fired in succession, producing a deafening roar.

The flames from the cannon muzzle were several meters long, like a volcanic eruption, releasing powerful energy instantly.

At the same time, the powerful wind pressure stirred up a storm that swept in.

Renault's face, which was not covered by a mask, stung from the strong wind, but he didn't care and continued to stare intently ahead.

The Earth Shattering Cannon's buffer device suddenly stretched out, making a creaking sound, making one worry that it might suddenly break.

Kirsagi stood amidst the Earth Shattering Cannons, feeling the raging winds crashing against her.

However, no matter how terrible the storm was, it could not move this giant ark.

Looking at the scene before her, a surge of heroic ambition welled up in her heart.

The Earth Shattering Cannons were indeed spectacular when they fired, but she was more eager to see how powerful they were.

With a series of loud bangs, the shells from the Earthshattering Cannon streaked across the sky, falling like meteors and crashing into the Tadarin positions.

The explosion's flames and smoke instantly enveloped the Taldarim forces at the Central Skylock, causing the earth to tremble as if the end of the world had arrived.

One round of shelling was not what Renault expected from the artillery preparation, and the Earthshattering artillery cluster opened fire again after a brief silence.

Calamity struck again, and the deathly fires descending from the sky vowed to tear the Taldarim forces to shreds.

Thick smoke billowed into the sky, completely obscuring the area where the central sky lock was located.

The powerful tremors even reached the attacking troops at the front lines, causing the ground to tremble slightly.

Voyles gripped his solar-powered battle axe tightly, standing firmly at the forefront of the attacking force.

“I don’t think any Tadarin would be able to maintain their fighting spirit after such a heavy bombardment,” he said, his tone slightly annoyed.

Al stood quietly beside him, the two of them, one tall and one short, forming a stark contrast.

“I don’t think they had any real fighting spirit from the start,” El replied softly. “They were just following orders.”

As the artillery fire gradually subsided, Voyers raised his solar-powered battle axe and led the attacking force forward.

As everyone expected, the makeshift defenses erected by Taldarim had been completely destroyed, their remains scattered on the ground, mixed with metal fragments.

Those Tadarin and Mobius Foundation soldiers who were lucky enough to survive the shelling were quickly defeated by the attacking forces; their resistance was negligible, and they soon fell in pools of blood.

“The ground here is completely unharmed.” El noticed the ground beneath his feet. It had absorbed most of the impact from the Earth Shattering Cannon shells, but apart from the dust kicked up by the artillery fire, the ground of Urna was completely undamaged.

Voel did not respond to El, his gaze drawn to the towering Sky Lock before him.

The Heavenly Lock emitted an ominous red light, as if foreshadowing an impending challenge.

The massive celestial lock shattered into pieces, floating in the air and creating a bizarre yet spectacular scene.

Just then, Artanis sent a message: "Voyles, have the warriors stand on the base of the Skylocke."

Without hesitation, Voyers stepped onto the crystal floor surrounding the Sky Lock. The moment he stepped on it, the red crystal floor shimmered, as if confirming his identity and intentions.

After Voyers stood firmly on the base of the Sky Lock, time seemed to freeze for a moment.

Then, the shattered Sky Lock began to reassemble, with each fragment returning precisely to its original position, restoring the Sky Lock to its complete state.

At the same time, the red ground gradually turned into a vibrant green, as if symbolizing hope and vitality.

Immediately afterwards, a dazzling green beam of light shot out from the center of the Sky Lock, piercing straight into the sky.

"The central lock has been unlocked." Voyers gazed at the drastically changed lock, his heart filled with awe and anticipation.

Although he didn't know the specifics of the situation after the Skylocks were unlocked, he knew clearly that the Skylocks were now vastly different from what they looked like when the Taldarim were locked down.

This is undoubtedly a positive sign, indicating that their efforts have been recognized.

“It seems the Xel'Naga haven’t refused us.” Artanis’s voice came from the other end of the communication, carrying a hint of relief and determination. “Then we should prepare to seize the nearby Skylock.”

Voyles nodded in agreement.

He knew that this was a war concerning the fate of the entire universe, and every step was crucial.

Next, they will set up defenses at the central Sky Lock to support other units in liberating more Sky Locks.

At this time, the Protoss and Rangers had organized two powerful attack forces. One was led by Artanis himself, and the other by Kil'jaeden.

They had been waiting for the outcome of the battle at the Central Sky Lock; if the operation failed, they would have to devise a new strategy.

But now, it's time for them to launch an attack.