The Grai giant covered the side of his face that had been hit and stood up on the ground with his big hand. Although their skin was thick and their defense was astonishing. However, the face, especially the eyes, was as fragile as a human's. Luma's sniper shot hit near his eye socket and even blew up one of his eyeballs. The giant roared in pain, exhaling a scorching wave of air from his mouth, searching for the unknown enemy with his remaining eyes.
Suddenly, his heel hurt.
Christine slid across the snow between the giant's feet and swung her frost sabers, cutting through the tendons of the giant's heel. The giant staggered forward, and a shadow that was like a collapsing mountain enveloped the remaining Catu warriors in front of him. The Berserker cried out loudly and fled in all directions, but he was still overwhelmed by the giant. Christine smiled, jumped onto the giant's body, and sped up.
Before the giant could get up again, Christine had already arrived behind his head. The azure lines on the frost lit up, and the blade was wrapped in a misty frost aura. The giant felt threatened and roared as he reached out to catch Christine, sweeping his hand towards her like a mosquito.
Christine leapt high into the air and nimbly passed through the giant's fingers. With a sweep of his saber, frost energy overflowed in all directions, describing a white pattern in the air that went straight to the giant's head. Frost energy enveloped the giant and quickly condensed into ice. The giant's one-eyed eyes widened in horror. Frost energy was drilling into his eyes, nose, ears, mouth, and everything else that could be penetrated. They slowed down the giant's blood flow and even solidified.
The giant desperately turned around, trying to catch Christine. However, the giant had only turned half of its body when its head and chest were already covered in white frost, and its movements stiffened. Christine landed on his head and stabbed her saber deeply into the giant's head. She dragged her saber and walked quickly. She stepped on the giant's forehead and shot away like lightning. Behind her, the giant's head was like a shattered rock, shattering into many pieces with a loud crash. The head above the giant's nose exploded with a loud bang. Each fragment emitted an astonishing frost energy and continuously smashed into the ground like a burst of hail.
The giant, who had lost half of his head, finally fell to the ground powerlessly, pressing some of the Catu warriors who were about to crawl out deep into the snow on the ground.
Christine sheathed her sabers and quickly returned to the side of the flying car. She helped the flying motorcycle up and jumped on it. Reese gave her a thumbs up. "Well done, hot girl."
"You'd better leave quickly. Another enemy is coming." Luma reminded them on the communication channel.
"Retreat!" Reese looked at Hillay's corpse one last time and didn't have time to retrieve it. He could only start the motorcycle engine and roll up the snow.
Not long after they left, a figure with a sharp aura shot out from the bushes and landed on the snow beside the giant, shaking it of the snow. Red Spear Stark spat out two balls of hot smoke from his nostrils. He first glanced at the Grai giant whose head had been cut off in half and kicked the giant's corpse with hatred. Then he looked at Hillay's corpse. "Cut this intruder into pieces and send it to our enemies as a gift!"
A few Catu Stark, of Catu, up, and of the corpses. One, Stark of the corpses of of of of of the Catu. He. As for the corpses of the giants and their compatriots, the Catus had no intention of retrieving them, so they left their corpses exposed on the snow. As the sky darkened, the frosty natives began to move, and some dangerous wild beasts emerged from the woods.
The corpses of the giants and the Catus were undoubtedly a gluttonous feast for them, especially the corpses of the giants, which were enough for these wild beasts to eat for several days.
It was already night when he returned to the base, and Reese cursed the short daylight of Frost Star, which caused his work and rest to become disordered. Cursing was cursing, but Reese was still quite dedicated to his work. He immediately reported the enemy's intelligence and casually registered his military merits with Ned. After the adjutant sorted out the information provided by Reese into a document, Ned summoned the leaders of all the hunting squads in the base.
Not long after, free hunting experts gradually poured into the Battle Conference Room. As the representative of the pack of wolves, Reina was the last to arrive. At the moment Allen disappeared, Ned also recognized his agency. Ned nodded at him when he saw the man with a volcanic aura. With a gesture, the adjutant closed the door, meaning the meeting began.
'"Everyone, I'm sorry to call you here at this time. It's because Captain Reese has brought extremely important information. I've roughly sorted it out and distributed it to the tactical brains of the Guild Leaders for you to consult at any time. Now, I'll give you a brief overview of the enemy's situation. " Ned looked behind him, and the lights in the combat room dimmed, causing a three-dimensional sand table behind him to appear clearly in everyone's eyes.
Ned walked to the sand table and pointed to the east end of the Holly Forest. Light quickly formed the outline of buildings at that location. "This is our base, and here …"
The lieutenant colonel's finger slid westward into a forest two hundred kilometers away. The forest on the coordinates shrank and disappeared from the map, quickly forming an empty space. Following the rise of the models of the camp and the Catu warriors, a complete camp appeared in the eyes of the people when the images of more than a dozen Grai giants appeared on the sand table map.
"This is the important information Commander Reese brought back. The enemy is only two hundred kilometers away from us. This journey will probably arrive tomorrow evening. There are about seven hundred Catus and thirteen Grai giants in this army. Everyone, this is a powerful army. We must not let down our guard. " Ned leaned on the edge of the three-dimensional sand table and said, "The base will be attacked soon. I need everyone to help defend it. For this reason, I have divided the base into several areas. Everyone is free to choose the defensive theater. "
"Lieutenant Colonel Ned, don't we have reinforcements?" At this moment, someone below asked.
Ned looked over and saw that it was Cage. The lieutenant colonel said, "Unfortunately, we don't. Right now, all the bases are more or less under attack by the outsider alliance, and the other bases can't spare any manpower. These cunning fellows didn't touch the base of the Adahua Planet people and only attacked the base of our Federation. This makes our situation not optimistic. "
Reina said in a deep voice, "Then ask Adahua Planet for help, according to the interstellar convention they signed with the Federation. At a time like this, they have an obligation to send troops to support us. "
"Indeed, Mr. Reina. But that requires an application from the General Staff Headquarters, and distant water can't put out a nearby fire. I don't think time allows it. Of course, I believe that the General Staff Headquarters will make the right judgment based on the situation of the battle. Until then, we can only rely on ourselves. "Ned smiled bitterly.
"Then, let's take a look at the division of the defensive area." Reina changed the subject.
Ned readily agreed, and the lights in the war room lit up again. On the plasma tactical board on the wall, a plan of the base appeared. Then, patches of different colors appeared on the map, marking the defensive areas one by one. Each area was marked with a number to show its distinction. After giving a brief introduction, Lieutenant Colonel Ned allowed the Guild Leaders to choose their own defensive areas.
Cage walked forward and forcefully pointed at one of the areas, "Let's choose this place."
A voice sounded, "You really know how to choose. That's where the turret array is. The pressure on the defense is definitely not as great as in other areas. Don't you think Mr. Cage is taking advantage of it?"
Cage looked at the man and saw that it was Laurie. He frowned and said, "Lieutenant Colonel Ned is free to choose. It's none of your business where I choose, Mr. Laurie."
"Of course it's none of my business, it's everyone's business." Laurie sneered, "If everyone picks areas with light defensive pressure like you, what about the other areas?"
His words were echoed by the other Guild Leaders, as the true leader of Laurie's team. At this moment, Vader remained silent, obviously tacitly agreeing with Laurie's words. Indeed, as Laurie had said, the defensive areas that Ned had divided had different levels of pressure. For example, the defensive area that Cage had chosen was located near the turret array. Relying on the firepower of the turret array to suppress the pressure on Cage and the others, the pressure on their defenses would naturally be much easier. As for those areas without firepower suppression, they would obviously become the targets of the enemy's heavy attention. There was no need to say anything about the pressure.
In this way, the distribution would appear uneven. Ned had never thought that such a situation would occur. Seeing that under Laurie's provocation, the various hunting groups were beginning to compete for the areas with greater pressure, while no one was interested in the other areas, Ned was at a loss for what to do. This was far from what he had imagined. He repeatedly told the Guild Leaders to calm down, but now, people ignored him.
There were even a few people who started arguing over the same defensive area, and they almost made a move.
"All of you, shut up!"
A thunderclap rang out in the battle room, and the absolute thunder sound caused everyone's ears to hurt. This loud roar suppressed all the other sounds, and the battle room suddenly fell silent. Everyone looked at Reina, who sneered, "Look at your ugly faces. It's disgusting. If you're so afraid of death, why did you join this war in the first place? "
Laurie chuckled and said, "Young Master Rainer is indeed brave. Then, why didn't your pack of wolves choose an important defensive area to guard?"
'"So it's you, rat. What? Didn't I teach you a lesson last time? If it weren't for the fact that we were on the same side, I would have killed you, a rat in the gutter, a long time ago. A guy like you who only dares to throw dirty tricks behind his back and can't get on the stage should shut up. " Reina stopped looking at him and turned to Ned. "Lieutenant Colonel, I suggest you cut off the defensive areas with heavy firepower. This way, the pressure on the remaining defensive areas will be roughly the same. I don't think anyone will argue about it, right? "
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