At least, I couldn't fire a lightning-like current with my own body. Railgun could.
"Bzzzzzt~"
Electricity spun around my wrist. Quite a few people nearby who heard the sound instinctively turned to look at me.
That kind of crackling electrical sound was really hard on the ears. And even though many people had never been shocked, they still feared it instinctively.
As soon as the sound rang out, the nearby soldiers stopped what they were doing and looked up at me almost in unison.
I didn't mind being watched, but could you please... be more careful? Those were artillery shells! Weren't you worried that one might slip and explode?
I twitched my mouth and stopped paying attention to the soldiers still staring blankly. Instead, I looked at the bug in the distance.
Aim, then aim again.
The front of the swarm was at least thirty-three kilometers away. The other soldiers needed binoculars to make out what the bugs looked like, while I could judge them with the naked eye.
That was a huge advantage, but when the distance exceeded the range I was used to, it presented a serious problem.
Namely... I couldn't tell whether the projectile I fired would hit its target.
I had no experience with precision strikes at such an extreme distance.
I couldn't judge the distance, and with the target so far away, even if my hand was off by just a millimeter, the coin would veer far off course when the electricity launched it.
But now wasn't the time to think about that. All the soldiers around me were watching. If I messed up now, that would be truly embarrassing.
"Rail-gun!"
The instant I snapped my fingers, electricity instantly streamed out from my arm. The soldiers around me stared at me in shock, as if