Seeing the two cannons, Lin was a little dumbfounded.
"How are we supposed to operate these things?"
"You don't need to worry about operating them. Someone will teach you shortly."
Cannons required complicated calculations, but all of that had been consolidated through the scales on them. Before firing, the system would directly tell them the target's direction, distance, and angle. They only needed to adjust according to the scales.
"These people are...?"
"They came with me to help."
"Oh." The other party clearly knew that outsiders would be participating in this mission, so he was not surprised at all. He merely nodded at them.
"Hello." Ash took the initiative to shake his hand.
"Work hard. Looks like you all get along well." The Dusk member did not say much else. After shaking hands, he patted Ash on the shoulder and went off to handle his own business.
Before long, two gunners from the Main World came to teach them.
The process went smoothly. In just half an hour, the entire lesson was complete.
Then the system's orders arrived. The team set off, while those left behind were basically the group led by Lin.
"Our task is to control these two cannons and provide support. This is my first time seeing this kind of weapon."
One of Ash's subordinates curiously walked over and began tapping the cannon's body. The feel of the metal immediately made him like it.
"Don't touch things randomly. This mission is important. They just said that our support efficiency will determine success or failure." Lin was genuinely afraid that these kids would mess around, so she immediately warned them.
"That's right. Everyone, please listen to Lin," Meibao said.
"Let's practice for a while first."
There was not much preparation time, only an hour. During that time, everyone