Where's Your Damn Italian Cannon? Fire!

For the Undead Empire, which excelled in spatial power and loved modular designs, installing their "Soul Tool Array Positions" was exceptionally fast.

Large numbers of giant cannons were continuously assembled. The terrifying barrels, over twenty meters long, gleamed with a dangerous cold light, while Wind Element Magic Runes and Acceleration Core Magic Arrays awaited charging.

When poor, use tactical infiltration; when rich, blanket them with firepower.

This was an eternal truth, as well as the martial virtue of those suffering from terminal firepower insufficiency anxiety.

These kings of war, combining alchemy technology, magic technology, Soul Tool Technology, and Blue Star concepts of military weaponry, would absolutely reshape the Sun Moon Empire's understanding of what a "cannon" was.

Created from the technological crystallization of three civilizations, the Divine Punishment Series War Heavy Cannons could accurately strike targets from extreme distances.

The Divine Punishment Series War Heavy Cannons attacked using physical shells supplemented with an outer layer of energy, completely abandoning the two traditional Soul Tool Cannon attack methods of the original Soul Tool system.

The two traditional Soul Tool Cannons either used purely energy-based attacks or fired Fixed Soul Cannonballs.

Everything else was negotiable.

But their abysmally short range was truly intolerable.

Other than Level Nine Fixed Soul Cannonballs, which could reach ranges of several dozen kilometers, the rest needed every conceivable advantage just to hit a target more than ten kilometers away.

Soul Tool Cannons that fired energy attacks were even worse. Those things were basically oversized Soul Guide Energy Rifles.

Even the Level Nine Soul Tool Ye Yulin, the Starry Sky Douluo, was so proud of—the Sun Moon Divine Needle—had an attack range of barely thirty kilometers.

And that was only in theory.

In actual combat, reaching twenty kilometers would already count as Ye Yulin having an exceptional day