Ordinary People's Struggle During the Honkai Eruption / The War Between the Army and the Honkai Beasts

This was precisely the obstacle that the Second Herrscher—the Herrscher of Void—and the massive Honkai Beast Legion under her command had to face.

Having experienced the campaign to annihilate the First Herrscher—the Herrscher of Reason—the Mu Continent military knew full well that the power of a Divine Apostle like a Herrscher could not be underestimated.

To buy time for the defensive lines being urgently constructed in the rear and to deploy more military forces, the Mu Continent military, after locking onto the positions of the Honkai Beast Legion and the Second Herrscher—the Herrscher of Void—did not hesitate to launch an all-out barrage.

Under the decisive orders of the Mu Continent military's General Staff, countless missile silos on combat standby opened their hatches.

At the same time, missile launch systems mobilized by rail and road rapidly raised their launchers.

As the countdown ended, dazzling flames rose across the Mu Continent, and missiles of every model streaked across the sky like meteors, hurtling straight toward the Herrscher of Void and the Honkai Beast Legion.

Meanwhile, at air force bases throughout the Mu Continent, multirole fighters and bombers completed their final preparations.

The heavy bomber units took off first, one massive aircraft after another entering the takeoff zone.

These behemoths were the most formidable creations of technology in the world. Their wingspans, exceeding sixty meters, were truly awe-inspiring.

"Good luck!"

The signal lights atop the airport control tower flashed, issuing clearance for takeoff.

The bomber pilots, already poised and ready, released their brakes. The immense thrust produced by Collapse Energy Enhanced engines sent these aerial overlords, each weighing more than two hundred tons, racing down the runway.

Several dozen seconds later, the heavy bombers' wheels slowly lifted from the ground, and their enormous bodies began to climb.

"Form up over the airfield."

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