At this moment, everything before Pietro's eyes had turned into slow motion.
Although the strange magnetic field device Stark had created affected him quite a bit, Pietro was becoming increasingly familiar with his own abilities, so this was not a major problem.
Even under these conditions, Pietro's speed still exceeded the limits of ordinary human nerve reactions.
Even though the enemies were firing from higher ground, with the slightest movement of their muzzles covering several meters, they were still no match for Pietro.
There were only eleven or twelve enemies on the first floor,
but after Pietro dealt with the remaining seven or eight, four shield-shaped defenses that were almost like fortresses appeared before him.
The four small mobile fortresses revealed only narrow openings for observation and firing. They were like miniature tanks, and ordinary firearms—even rocket-propelled grenades—could not completely penetrate them.
At the same time,
a large amount of firepower had gathered around the observation ports,
and even steel plates could be blasted full of holes. They continued attacking the rubble barricade in the center, seemingly unconcerned with Pietro's position, as if they knew they could not hit him.
For Pietro, who was unarmed, breaking through such defenses with his fists was clearly unrealistic.
As Pietro dealt with the remaining enemies, the pressure on Wanda, who was still hiding inside the barricade, eased considerably.
The only remaining points of fire on the first floor were those four small fortresses. Almost all the firepower on the third floor was concentrated on Rogers, who had already broken through to it.
Captain Rogers had even drawn away quite a bit of the firepower on the second floor, greatly reducing Wanda's pressure.
Even so, Wanda still did not dare venture out in the face of the barrage from outside. No matter how powerful