Chapter 232: Chapter 232 Riding the Wind and Waves to Attack the Island Chapter 232: Chapter 232 Riding the Wind and Waves to Attack the Island “Has the request been approved, aning it has already started?
Let’s go and take a look, you aren’t afraid of grand battle scenes, right?” Fang Jie asked Anfei and Lu Qi’er.
The two little foxes nodded vigorously, their faces filled with anticipation.
For them, war was common, and a victorious war was the most valuable.
As for the bloodiness and ruthlessness, they weren’t dostic pets; these little vixens were already well acquainted with such matters.
“I want to go too, I want to go too,” Lu Lu flew over from a distance.
This little one was really becoming braver recently.
“Alright, then follow along, let’s go.”
Fang Jie felt reassured because the loyalty of Anfei and Lu Qi’er had been soaring lately.
He didn’t know if it was because life was so good on his side, or because it was more comfortable here.
Now, Anfei’s loyalty had reached 82, and Lu Qi’er’s was even more exaggerated at 93.
Perhaps it was because children adapted more easily, Fang Jie thought to himself.
Regrettably, he had so thoughts about these foxes initially.
But as ti spent together grew longer, those thoughts slowly disappeared, probably because they beca too familiar.
The group arrived at the Material Warehouse and, using the Teleportation Array inside the warehouse, they directly transported to another location.
Although each Material Warehouse had only one Teleportation Array, there were many Material Warehouses across the territory.
Just next to Fang Jie’s main camp, there was a large Material Warehouse area with a total of fifty.
And on these overseas sea fortresses, each one had ten Material Warehouses.
Such facilities were highly valuable and impactful, yet the space they occupied wasn’t very large, and they were relatively cheap.
Otherwise, Fang Jie wouldn’t have built so many at once.
Upon exiting the warehouse again, Fang Jie had already arrived atop a sea fortress.
The fortress was incredibly stable; if one didn’t know, they might think it was not on the sea, but on land.
“Lord, you’re here,” Fang Hao ca over imdiately.
The sea fortress was being used as a temporary command center, just hovering on the sea surface.
Fang Jie nodded, “Is everything ready?
What stage have we reached?”
“We have just begun a large-scale invasion; the path has already been cleared.
You can see the real-ti footage from up front over here,” Fang Hao pointed at a small house set up nearby, inside it was a special Crystal Stone Plate.
This was made possible by the power of magic, allowing them to see the situation at the frontlines.
It’s undeniable that in many aspects, the power of magic was even more convenient than the power of technology.
“That’s good.
You just ntioned clearing the path, was there anyone blocking it?”
“That wasn’t the case.
However, our sea fortress is too large; the routes that normal ships can pass through are not navigable by our sea fortress.
So, we studied the routes while our application was pending.”
“While waiting for approval, we secretly cleared away so reefs and tidied up so of the shallower seabeds, so now our sea fortress can approach Quisha Island.”
So that was it.
After all, the sea fortress was large enough.
Without needing the Crystal Stone Plate, Fang Jie could already see the great battle up ahead.
On the other side, ships made entirely of bones were engaging in battle with his ships.
Notably, the opposing ships definitely exhibited more of an Undead style.
Regrettably, most of the opposing ships were not manufactured by special buildings but were manually made.
Due to the crude thods of the Undead, those ships looked very rudintary, many covered in patches just to prevent seawater infiltration, leaving Fang Jie at a loss for words.
Heavy Warships were paving the way at the front; facing such ships, a simple cannon shot could destroy them.
Not to ntion, there were many Ghost Ships and Sargassum Ghost Ships constantly clearing the enemy’s naval forces.
These Undead seed to realize their naval power was inferior to the opposition, so they didn’t commit everything here.
On the ships, there weren’t too many high-level entities, basically just relying on the ships to harass.
“Over there is their main fleet.
They probably didn’t send them over to avoid huge losses.
If we win, they would be useless even if they ca.
If we lose, they can still preserve their strength.”
Undead indeed were more rational than other races, completely devoid of emotions.
Since they couldn’t win, they chose to conserve their strength, sothing only Undead could do.
Farther away, Fang Jie also saw many other ships, likely belonging to the spies from various islands of the Sea Alliance.
It was unclear if they were just here to watch the spectacle or to gauge his strength.
Of course, many behind these spectators probably also wanted to see what level the newcor was at.
“It’s starting, we are going to land,” Fang Hao suddenly pointed ahead.
At that mont, the two sea fortresses on the sea suddenly accelerated.
Such massive ships, although capable of increasing speed through specific rules, were definitely not without impact.
When they reached full speed, even their domain couldn’t entirely calm the surrounding waves.
The waves, compressed, continued to expand, growing ever higher, looking as if a tsunami were sweeping through.
And the ships in front had already moved aside at the start.
Once the sea fortress’s speed reached its maximum, the path ahead had been cleared.
The colossal impact force left the regular ships with no chance either to resist or escape.
The waves directly swept them in, instantly becoming part of the sea.
As the waves crashed, so of the initial defense lines on the shoreline were imdiately subrged, even their own ships fell off.
Those defenses completely collapsed in an instant, proving utterly useless.
The two massive sea fortresses, like two battering rams, viciously smashed forward.
The defenses the Undead had temporarily established on the coastline were instantly shattered.
After the waves settled, the two sea fortresses seed as if they originally belonged there, mostly onshore.
From now on, these two sea fortresses couldn’t be moved.
Before they even stopped, the sea fortresses began their assault.
The Death Energy Towers on them fired one after another, continuously annihilating the surrounding powerhouses.
The hidden Golden Strong People, barely erging, suffered heavy casualties.
“Damn it, quick, retreat to the second line of defense,” the frontline commander imdiately issued an order.
They had never anticipated such an explosive thod of attack from the enemy; it truly was an eye-opener.
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