Two Realms Shuttle Gate: Don't Call Me a Demon! Chapter 1006 - 550: You and Your Cover Are Both Ridiculous

The ruthless genetic warriors treat any enemy daring to strike them with the sa lethal approach, a massacre truly leaving rivers of blood.

This has always been Jieke Group’s consistent strategy; in close-quarters combat, showing rcy is the greatest taboo.

Because the enemy hides in the shadows, it’s only through intimidation that you can suppress their counterattack.

Otherwise, your rcy might end up allowing a child or a woman to deliver a fatal blow.

On this point, the Beautiful Country has plenty of experience; their security wars in the Middle East serve as firsthand lessons.

Though Yelu City is a historic city, a religious Holy Land, and the Tomb of Jesus’ resting place,

it’s not a city belonging to Jieke Group, so they attack without hesitation, blasting away where necessary during their advancent, striking with precision and hitting the critical points directly.

Thus, in just a short ti, most of the city of Yelu has fallen under the control of Jieke Group, with the vanguard forces already advancing to Temple Mount, the spiritual core of the You Tai Sect.

Hao Guyu led the chanical battalion as the first forces to arrive here.

The remaining You Tai soldiers centered on Temple Mount had built fortifications on the periphery, using sandbags, cars, and miscellaneous furnishings to construct a defense line.

Even on their own Temple Mount, they dared not ascend for street battles, only staying on the outskirts to try blocking Jieke Group’s path to their sacred ground.

Upon Hao Guyu’s arrival, this was the scene he witnessed.

Those still resisting Jieke Group were the most resolute You Tai soldiers, with no intention of surrendering, showing a stance of coexistence or destruction with Temple Mount.

"Bring up two Little Bees."

Hao Guyu’s command was passed down, and soon two Bee Air Defense chas reached the frontline.

These air defense chas also used the Spider Main Battle cha chassis, removing the massive 203mm main gun with pairs of air defense high guns towering atop the body.

The cha is equipped with four double-mounted 35mm high altitude artillery, totaling eight air defense guns, and one close-range air defense missile system, ard with a 3X4 Bee Sting air defense missile launch module.

Though designed as anti-air units, since You Tai Country has no air force, they were also effective for ground attacks.

After all, everyone knows that all anti-armor weapons can also be highly effective against infantry.

One Bee Air Defense cha carries eight 35mm high altitude artillery, and two carry sixteen such guns.

As the 35mm high altitude artillery on the Bee Air Defense cha situated for movent, they aid at the defensive positions of the You Tai Army below Temple Mount.

In the next mont, earsplitting roars ensued, shells were ejected from the two Bee Air Defense chas, and all sixteen 35mm anti-air machine guns opened fire fiercely.

As if a rain curtain enveloped the scene, the thick machine-gun bullets blanketed the target area in a barrage.

The ferocious firepower made the you Tai Army’s constructed defense line crumbled like an anthole under a storm, destroyed in the onslaught.

It was truly a rainstorm of shells, casings showered down from above the cha like waterfalls, leaving the frontline ravaged by machine-gun fire.

Under this brutal firepower, sandbags exploded, cars disassembled, concrete was pierced and torn apart, and You Tai soldiers hiding behind were torn apart with body parts scattered everywhere in a scene so grotesque it was unbearable to witness.

When the last, steaming casing fell to the ground with a ding, not a single living soul could be found on the forward You Tai soldiers’ positions.

All the You Tai soldiers, along with the shattered sandbags, car parts, and concrete, were mixed like thrown into a blender, churned back and forth, blasted to pieces by the fierce machine-gun fire, turning into a macabre blend of human salad mixed with concrete, dense blood soaking the ground.

"Using infantry to block a main battle cha, tsk tsk, you’re just as laughable as your fortifications,"

Hao Guyu watched this scene, smiling brilliantly.

From here on, the path to the You Tai Sect’s sacred site, Temple Mount, was completely unobstructed.