Path of The Dragonborn

"It's okay... Isn't it the thing like the executor is pitted? As for such a fuss." Heliga looked at Du Bali's angry look and couldn't help saying, "You are not afraid that I will harm you. You."

"..." For a moment, Du Bali seemed to want to argue something, but after thinking about it carefully, she finally gave up doing it, and instead wilted herself. "Ah... Actually, I'm also mentally prepared. It's..."

"Then follow the original plan." Heliga said to Levi, "you shouldn't need your participation in the future...or would you like to go to the periphery to help the regular army?"

"I'll go over there and take a look. It seems that the resistance they have suffered is quite fierce." Levi thought for a while and said.

"Okay." Heliga replied casually, "what about you? Du Barry?"

"Me?" Du Bali was taken aback first, "what's wrong with me?"

"I asked your plan... If I remember correctly, didn't Macbon mean that your original purpose was to watch the fortress fall." Heliga curled his lips, "Now this situation is a foregone conclusion, you Don't plan to go back?"

"...Just to be on the safe side." Du Bali's big eyes rolled in her eye sockets, and suddenly thought of something, she cautiously asked: "What happened to Crossbell afterwards..."

"Oh... you guessed it." Heilijia couldn't help laughing. "Yes, I'm going to get involved again. And it's definitely not helping "associate". "

"..." Du Bali stood blankly on the spot.

"...Don't bully her like that." Levy on the side couldn't stand it anymore, and couldn't help but slap Du Barry on the shoulder, awakening him. "He meant, "Association" in Crossbell The plan will gradually come to an end. It's time to help the police and search officers, as well as the guerrillas. "

"After all, according to their words, it should not be possible to solve things like Divine Machines." Helijia nodded, "But...it’s said that your master doesn’t seem to leave there for the first time. Did you receive it and go there? An order to reconcile?"

"Hmm... wait, how did you know..." Du Bali thought for a while, and felt that this question might not be answered, so in the end she just said: "Yes... the master's previous orders included This. But the master never said that things here would end so soon, so in a while I..."

"If you can." Heliga paused. "Can you take me to see her? I have something important to ask her."

"This...I don't know." How did Du Bali understand what Heliga meant, and she was almost fainted. "The reason why the master still wants to stay there is not clear to me... I am not sure about this matter. Can't be the Lord."

"It doesn't matter... what he meant is that you just need to tell that adult. After that, he will arrange it himself. If he can see it, it will be good. If he can't see it, he won't be too entangled."

"Well, that's how it is." Helija nodded, "Although there is no essential conflict of interest, after all, it is a hostile relationship for the time being. I thought it would be better to say hello first. There is a relationship between you and Levi. , I think I should still get a little chance to talk. Of course, I have no interest in the "Taohua Master" and the Doctor of the Sixth Pillar, so I won't disturb the entire upper-level structure of the "Association". "

"I understand... Then... the master's thoughts afterwards have nothing to do with me. If she doesn't want to see you... you can't put the blame on me."

"Of course." Heilijia couldn't help but jokingly said, "Well, that's it anyway...Although you are a member of the association, since you are a subordinate of the Lord of Steel, you will not do anything strange. ——Before I get further instructions from that person, I don’t object to you staying here. Okay..." After arranging things here, Heliga thought for a while, then drove the magic power, and opened it again. The "door" when Du Bali came.

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"Wait! Lieutenant General! It's a red flare!"

"Finally, have you waited!" Lieutenant General Craig heard the news, and his eyes lit up-from the beginning of the night to now, it has been close to three hours of siege, and his 4th Mecha Division has been firmly established. Contained the defenders inside the fort in two directions. However, under the command of that talented aristocratic coalition general, there were still a small number of highly skilled mecha pilots who forcibly broke through the blockade of the regular army from the south. In this regard, Craig’s soldiers were prepared for a long time. They did not engage in a hedge against the dead, but after a symbolic blockade, they let them go. Of course, in a sense, it can be regarded as a way for them. Pushed another dead end.

When the powerful anti-tank mines were detonated on the road to Oloklos Canyon Road, the commander immediately realized that something was wrong. Even heavy guided combat vehicles can blow up powerful landmines. Overturning armor and lighter-tonnage mechas is simply effortless. Those mechas attacked by landmines are just lucky to be blown up. The mecha was damaged, and the pilot among them was lucky enough to climb out, and those with bad luck were blown to pieces with the mecha.

The special operations forces of the Fifth Mech Division-in preparation for this big battle, they took out all the new mines stored in the munitions depot of the Galeria Fortress and buried them densely in the must pass of the mechs. On the road. Although in a sense, this also cut their own way if they failed, but they did not believe that there would be such an outcome-because this battle was personally commanded by Lieutenant General Craig, and A battle promised at the combat meeting that there will be victory.

As a last resort, the fugitive mech units had to slow down, while using the only supporting engineering facilities for mine clearance, while being on guard for possible pursuits. However, it was at night after all, which greatly reduced the efficiency of the progress of the engineers. Therefore, the commander changed his combat strategy as a last resort, and ordered the soldiers to fire intensively along the road ahead, trying to detonate the mines that might have been laid in advance.

This trick did work-although the price of doing so was that those mechs who used mech guided force guns as weapons almost lost all their ammunition reserves. But in any case, the number of mines in the hands of the regular army is also limited; after passing the narrowest section of the canyon road, the regular army will probably not have minefields; and the cone-shaped defensive array it has laid can also deal with these. The special forces fighting in the mountains have a strong deterrent effect-if you are lucky, you can still leave here with some of the elite and seek help from the noble alliance.

However, what they don't know is that what is waiting in front of them is not a sudden hope, but a blocker who makes them completely unexpected.