On a position on the street, a Dwarf soldier leaned against the sandbags, feeling the tremors from the ground—Tang Country's Type 96 main battle tank rolled past him, its churning tracks dislodging soil that fell onto the Dwarf's steel helmet with a clinking sound.
The 75mm howitzer mounted in the middle of the position had been completely destroyed, and beside the scattered ammunition boxes lay the shattered corpse of the gunner.
The deafening roar of engines made it impossible for the surrounding Dwarf soldiers to hear anything, while the concentrated machine-gun fire was reaping the lives of those Dwarf soldiers who stubbornly resisted.
Theoretically, this position had no value to defend, yet the Dwarves still invested dozens of soldiers here, hoping they could impede the Tang Army's advance.
But they couldn't accomplish this at all; with just one attack, under tank cover, the Tang Army penetrated this fragile barricade.
