"It won't work if this goes on!" Aaron looked worriedly at the fleet behind them. Although the battle situation has not completely turned to Naga's side, the situation on their side is obviously very bad.
The battle situation near Dreadwake is not bad. On the one hand, Archmage of the level Kael'thas only needs to be a little more serious to support a solid spell defense on his own. Even the Naga witch cannot match his spell casting ability.
Furthermore, Dreadwake is loaded with more than a dozen miniguns that have been improved by Sicco Thermaplugg (before going to sea, Aaron also improved Dreadwake. After a new round of modifications, the firepower is more fierce), even the Naga barbarian soldiers who are not afraid of death under the command of the Naga witch can't break through this storm of bullets like a rainstorm.
However, Naga is not a fool. He knew that Aaron would be in trouble here, so he simply went around it, leaving only a small number of Naga to contain Dreadwake, while the main force went around to attack other ships.
In order to protect the transport ships carrying food and supplies, the ships transporting soldiers were all located outside the fleet. So these guys who had been bored at sea for several days and had nowhere to vent their energy used the Naga that boarded the ship to practice. However, those cargo ships located inside the fleet were not so lucky.
Although the sailors on the ship are also experts in dealing with Naga, there are too many Nagas that are attacking this time. In addition, there are also violent storms caused by Naga casters who don't know where they are hiding. It seems that these sailors will not be able to hold on.
Even if people on other boats are willing to provide support, two ships usually have to be careful not to get into each other if they want to get close to each other on the sea. Moreover, in such bad sea conditions, these ships themselves are swaying, making it impossible to provide support.
"The sea is the home ground of Naga. I just don't know why these madmen came to us. Such large-scale attacks have rarely happened in the past." The sailor responsible for transmitting signals on Dreadwake went down to the deck, ready to fight at any time, but looking at the current situation, there should be no chance for him to perform for the time being.
"Peter, are you afraid of heights?" Aaron glanced at the sailor and said meaningfully.
"How can I be afraid of heights when I stay on the observation deck every day?" Peter didn't quite understand what Aaron meant, but he soon understood. He watched as Dreadwake slowly left the sea and flew into the air, "This... this ship..."
"Don't be afraid, I can sail the boat very steadily," Aaron comforted Peter who was not very calm. While adjusting the direction of the muzzle of the minigun to ensure that Nagas would not attack from their thoughts, he controlled Dreadwake to fly towards the place where the mana fluctuations were the most violent. I believe that the mastermind behind the scenes should be in that direction.
With Stellagosa and Kael'thas responsible for guiding the direction, Aaron easily found the group of Naga witches who were casting spells.
At the center of the storm, a female Naga whose status was obviously much higher than the other Naga was holding a short scepter in her hand. The top of the scepter was roughly spherical, and it was stirring up tidal waves of mana.
This Naga is surrounded by dozens of Naga witches. Some of these witches are providing magical support to the Naga in the middle, while the rest are acting as guards.
After seeing the Terror approaching, the Naga witches who were on guard immediately raised their strange-shaped staffs and cast various destructive spells in the direction of the Terror.
Unfortunately, facing the hard hull of the Dreadwake, the spells released by these Naga witches could not achieve any results at all. They could only watch as Dreadwake approached slowly but irresistibly. The miniguns on both sides of the ship opened fire rapidly, and rain-like bullets ruthlessly harvested the lives of the Naga witches who had no time to escape. In the blink of an eye, the sea area turned red.
Only those Naga who were lucky enough and saw the opportunity early were able to temporarily avoid this disaster. However, in this way, Dreadwake could approach the Naga who was casting the spell without any obstacles.
"Isn't this a bit simple?" Aaron felt incredible that the close combat went so smoothly. Dreadwake only poured out a few rounds of bullets and was already close to the culprit. Seeing that the matter was about to be solved, Aaron directed all the firepower on the ship to aim at the Naga. In the blink of an eye, countless bullets shot out.
However, the next moment, Aaron found that all these bullets were blocked by the purple barrier raised around the Naga witches who stayed still. Obviously, these cunning Naga, who were covered in scales, had been prepared for this.
"That's weird. Since these Nagas are protected by a barrier, why didn't they come out just now?" Aaron muttered, but he didn't stop Dreadwake's firepower everywhere. Since the barrier is maintained by mana, there must be a time when the mana is exhausted.
In order to speed up the progress, everyone on the ship with long-range attack capabilities all contributed their own strength. After all, if the situation here is solved earlier, the fleet will be able to get out of danger earlier.
"Something is wrong." Archaedas, who has extremely rich combat experience, realized what he was doing first. "These minions of Old Gods are a little too calm."
When Aaron caught a Naga before, Archaedas smelled the scent of Old Gods from the opponent. After all, they were old rivals who had been dealing with each other for a long time.
"Indeed..." Aaron also realized that something was wrong. He saw that the mana barriers around these Nagas had begun to loosen, but the Nagas inside the barriers showed no fear. Some even showed ferocious smiles on their faces. They looked at Dreadwakes as if they were looking at a boatload of dead people.
"They must have a backup plan." Aaron scanned the surrounding sea, but found nothing. Although the sea was turbulent due to the disturbance of the storm, there was no trace of the enemy hidden in the dark.
Just when Aaron was thinking about adjusting a few machine guns to conduct fire reconnaissance on the sea, he suddenly heard the sound of something huge breaking out of the water from the bottom of the boat, "No, it's below!"
Aaron made a prompt decision and controlled Dreadwake to continue rising, but felt that Dreadwake suffered a fierce impact.
After that, there were continuous collisions, as if there were several giant beasts below taking turns to kick Dreadwake like a ball.
"Everyone, secure yourselves!" After the first impact, Aaron reminded everyone on the ship not to be shaken out. Unfortunately, it was too late at this time. Most of the people on the ship, except for those who happened to be next to the mast or the like, were caught off guard by the sudden shaking, and most of them were a little embarrassed.
Aaron stabilized himself while trying hard to control Dreadwake to rise. He thought, no matter what kind of monster it is, it can't hit it if it is a certain distance away from the sea, right? Unfortunately, it backfired. No matter how high Aaron controlled Dreadwake to rise, it could not avoid the impact from below.
Aaron even heard the sound of broken wood under the hull. If it were hit like this, Dreadwake would have to disintegrate.