The Gene-modded Warriors led by Constantine split into numerous units, focusing their attacks on the NATO Response Force Headquarters in Bydgoszcz, Poland; the NFIU NATO Force Integration Unit; the 3rd NATO Signal Battalion; and the Multinational Corps Northeast in Szczecin, Poland. Relying on weapons of mass destruction and surprise attacks, they successfully destroyed the 2nd Legion Mechanized Brigade and 12th Mechanized Brigade in Złocieniec of Poland's 12th Infantry Division, Lithuania's Iron Wolf Mechanized Infantry Brigade, Estonia's 1st Infantry Brigade, and other NATO integration units. At the 12th Command Battalion in Szczecin, they captured senior generals from multiple NATO nations, destroyed large quantities of high-tech equipment, and obtained extensive NATO military intelligence.
But that was not the entirety of the operation. His mission was to pour the Monarch's wrath upon all who resisted. The military bases that had suffered only interstellar missile strikes were fortunate, because they had not encountered the destruction Constantine personally delivered.
As the country with the largest number of NATO eHP units—forward defense and deterrence forces—Poland was also the focal point of this northern campaign. Though Constantine commanded only three thousand Gene-modded Warriors, fewer than ten had been lost in such intense fighting, and all of them had died to direct hits from enemy Anti-Tank Weapons or tank main guns. The Mars Foundry deployed every current model of War Machine and Fortress-type Combat Robot to support the undermanned sections of the northern front. In the pitch-black cities, local civilians could still see steel giants in the distance. Under the dual constraints of information warfare and electronic warfare, local armed forces deprived of command and air support were wiped out on the spot by the War Machines after the primary objectives had been completed. Even aerial assets such as armed helicopters could not resist War Machines equipped with