Reiner nodded with a bitter smile. "Yeah, first we have to survive."
"We found them—items under the Military Police Brigade's jurisdiction." Jean led several soldiers as they retrieved several long, narrow wooden crates. They seemed to contain some fairly important supplies.
He examined the wooden crate in his hands. "But they're covered in dust. I don't know if they can still be used. And is buckshot really all we need?
Can these guns really be used against Titans?"
The other soldiers began unpacking the rifles from the crates. If these gunpowder weapons were only meant for dealing with humans, they would be more than sufficient.
But against Titans with incredibly powerful regenerative abilities, the destructive power and quantity of these weapons still seemed somewhat inadequate.
Unless they had large weapons capable of blasting an entire Titan to pieces, dealing with Titans would not be a problem at all.
The problem was the quantity and destructive power of these weapons.
Armin took out the blueprint and looked at everyone present. "It's better than having nothing. Su Yang and the advance squad are currently fighting bloody battles at the city gate. Otherwise, there would be even more Titans for us to face now.
All right. If there are still only seven three-to-four-meter Titans occupying the supply room, then with this level of firepower, it isn't impossible to blind all of them at once."
"First, use the rope lift to lower a large number of people from the central shaft. Then, everyone aims at the seven Titans' faces and fires simultaneously.
If we do that, we can naturally deprive all of them of their vision at once, then settle the battle in the very next moment."
Seeing that everyone's attention was on him, Armin continued. "The seven people hidden in the shaft