The weakening of enemy artillery fire was a complete unexpected delight.
Before the plan was carried out, Marshal Kent never expected that just the flying dust could affect the performance of the enemy artillery.
After realizing this, his thinking began to expand. As long as the line of sight was obscured, the killing power of the enemy artillery could be affected.
Besides the dust raised from digging, smoke could naturally achieve the same effect.
As for magic methods, it goes without saying. In fact, they could even be more effective at obstructing vision, the only drawback being a bit taxing on the Magicians.
To resolve problems that can be solved by physical means, magic means are decidedly not used, as befits the quality of the Commander of the Army.
Weakening is not the same as stopping, as long as artillery fire is roaring in the ears, soldiers cannot sleep soundly.
Digging pits temporarily alleviated everyone's anxiety, but it did not help defeat the enemy.
