If the Five Elders did not go to support them, then with the Revolutionary Army's vice admiral, admiral, and chief of staff besieging a single Marine Admiral, it would basically be a dead end. Garp and Sengoku could stand by and watch, because what came next would be the Five Elders' problem.
The five Five Elders flew into a rage, but with the arrow already on the bowstring, they had no choice but to fire.
The airships that had been amassed in the sky for more than a decade were shot down one after another. These airships, which could once fight Golden Lion, a Float-Float Fruit user, were now nothing more than targets.
The Revolutionary Army's high-altitude, high-speed Sword of Judgment had yet to appear. Merely relying on naval gunfire and targeting was already enough to nearly wipe out the airships.
The other warships had already begun systematically sniping the giants.
The giants all wore expressions of agony. Based on the power of gunpowder weapons, the cannons of ordinary ships should never have been able to pierce their shields and armor. But the Revolutionary Army's Electromagnetic Cannons were space weapons—revolutionary weapons. Thus, whenever a battleship's main gun or a cruiser's main gun struck them, the giants' steel armor and iron-reinforced shields burst apart like reactive armor on a tank.
The exploding steel and wood fragments, carrying tremendous kinetic energy, pierced into the giants' bodies like grenade shrapnel.
Every giant's face was filled with pain. They had been carefully selected slave gladiators or soldiers from other branches. After surviving the experiments and becoming true giants, they retained their combat experience. They were the Celestial Dragons' ultimate killer weapons.
Yet in this situation, these giants, accumulated at such great cost, were completely useless. They were even retreating.
Once the enemy's firepower surpassed