Extraordinary in Reality Through Magic Games

471: Chapter 453 One shot and your balls will be blown to smithereensThanks to the successive completion of factories, Lake initially possessed the capability to produce war materials, eliminating the need for Zhang Mu to transport weapons and ammunition back and forth; otherwise, Domit would have been unable to launch an attack on Kingdom.

The Legion Commanders left the Command Post and rushed without pause to the stations of their respective legions to assemble the Soldiers for deployment.

Domit remained at the Command Post, handwriting the application to initiate the war.

In the past, when Zhang Mu was present, military activities only required his permission; now that he was away, the normal procedures had to be followed.

In truth, there was no real need for the application.

All legions in Lake were under Domit’s command, and Domit only took orders from Zhang Mu. The Soldiers also knew Zhang Mu but not the King of Lake, who had no presence whatsoever in the legions.

In any other Kingdom, this would be enough to trigger a nationwide upheaval.

A king would inevitably fear the Grand Legion Commander, feeling anxious even while eating or sleeping about how to reclaim military power. With such great power in hand and loyal troops, it would be hard for a Grand Legion Commander not to covet that crown.

However, the political situation in Lake was very calm. There was no struggle for military power between the military and the king, and they coexisted very harmoniously.

The king was happy not to have to divide his energy to manage the legions, spending every day practicing and practicing, striving to promote to Saint-level as soon as possible.

Domit had absolutely no interest in the crown; his only belief in this life was to follow Zhang Mu and build a utopia.

Under this premise, the king would not interfere with any of Domit’s decisions.

Domit eventually finished writing the application out of respect for Avril. The relationship between Zhang Mu and Avril had not been publicly announced, but those close to them knew it clearly.

He folded the paper and tucked it into the inner lining pocket of his military uniform, then ordered his assistant to prepare a car to rush to the royal capital and hand it to Avril personally for approval.

Avril understood that the war between Lake and Kingdom was inevitable, so she signed it decisively after only a few glances at the application.

Early the next morning, the fully assembled army set out.

Troop carriers full of infantry drove out of the main camp, stretching for a hundred miles along the recently completed asphalt road. Standing in the middle of the column and looking back and forth, one could see neither the beginning nor the end of the line.

Following closely behind was the armored corps, with tanks in long lines rumbling forward, their exhaust pipes occasionally emitting puffs of black smoke. The roar of the engines burst into the mountain forests on both sides, startling the birds resting on the branches into frantically spreading their wings and taking flight.

Farmers who had never seen trucks before stopped curiously by the roadside, their eyes following the moving vehicles as they speculated what kind of magical beasts these were, how they were bred, and how they compared in strength to the Kingdom’s elite Griffon legions.

Soldiers marching at the rear of the line with rifles on their shoulders heard this and explained with a smile that these were not magical beasts.

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Gur City.

A jungle camouflage jeep slowly stopped three kilometers away from the Silent Forest.

The Third Legion Commander rolled down the window and raised his binoculars to observe the forest.

At this time, the Silent Forest appeared transparent, like a mountain carved from high-purity crystal. Looking through the illusory trees, one could see several magical beasts curled up on the mountaintops in deep slumber.

”Tsk.” Clicking his tongue, the Third Legion Commander said to the Soldier who was both his driver and adjutant, ”Before worrying about a sneak attack from Kingdom, we must first prepare for the magical beasts.”

”Yes, if the magical beasts from the Silent Forest charge toward Gur in groups, it might not be easy for our forces to hold them off.”

”Don’t worry too much. I’ve already reported to Grand Legion Commander Domit. Reinforcements will arrive soon. Besides, the magical beasts might not necessarily head our way.”

The Third Legion Commander spoke casually, but his nerves were actually taut.