It was firepower capable of leveling a large town.
This was not merely a matter of "dispel resistance"; it could literally level everything.
It did not rely on explosions or shock waves.
It relied solely on the kinetic energy brought by pure metal jets to sweep all buildings into ruins.
Each projectile was exceedingly slender. Fired from specialized firearms, it could pierce a stone wall from two thousand meters away and blow the head off anyone hiding inside. The core of each projectile had the Oath of Demon-Breaking carved into it by hand, while the projectile itself was made of soft, elastic lead—undoubtedly ancient dwarf technology.
The dwarves had used these weapons to snipe elves. Over the course of evolution, the dwarves had optimized them.
They were those great cannons—
There were two models of great cannon. One fired shells that exploded upon striking their targets, pouring extremely hot and poisonous liquid metal inside them. This "Destruction Type" was mainly used to destroy elven warships or pierce protective barriers. Considering that Iver should be able to withstand heat of that degree, the goblins had switched to another type of great cannon—the "Annihilation Type."
After being fired, these great cannons split apart in midair, transforming into a rain of iron.
Each "blade" had a Rune Array that strengthened the influence of gravity. Once activated, this made them ten times heavier than their actual weight, allowing them to produce impact force out of thin air after accelerating to a sufficiently high speed.
These great cannons had originally been used to fire at the sky. This was the dwarves' tactic for completely destroying elven towns, because elven warriors were quite skilled at street fighting. The shells would split apart at their highest point, and the blades, affected by ten times the force of