Mangultai quickly calmed down as he looked at the enormous monster before him.
He immediately ordered the messenger beside him to prepare rockets.
Yes, rockets. They were the first attack method that came to mind.
The monster was so huge, and its entire body was made of flesh.
And flesh could be burned.
One of his favorite pastimes had always been driving Han Slaves into houses, setting them on fire, burning them all together, then listening to their agonized howls as he drank and ate meat.
This was one of the things he enjoyed most: burning Han People alive.
There were many benefits to doing so. It saved blades and arrows, saved effort, and once the fire started, it also prevented plague. It killed several birds with one stone.
The only problem was that those being burned would struggle violently and desperately try to flee, so they had to be tied up with ropes beforehand. That made things much more troublesome, and fires could easily spread to his own side.
Thus, opportunities to do this were not especially common. More often, they killed people first and burned them afterward.
The rockets were soon ready.
Someone lit the rockets with a firestarter, aimed at the monster, and prepared to fire.
At Mangultai's command, hundreds of rockets shot toward the Large Ship Monster at once.
The ship-sized monster merely swayed its body. Countless snakes on its body moved—some were writhing, some were deliberately shaking, while others flailed about at random.
Some rockets were knocked down, but even more struck its body.
Before they could celebrate, however, they saw thick mucus seep from the Large Ship Monster's skin, smothering the rockets directly.
Not a single flame ignited.
At that moment, a Gushan beside Mangultai said, "Beile, we should use the Han dogs' Fierce