When ten A-10 Thunderbolt II attack aircraft circled above the battlefield, all enemy targets on the ground fell silent, as if they were mice that had seen hawks hovering overhead.
No matter how brave they were, the dwarves had no way to continue their attack under such terrifying suppression. They began to dig more trenches and build more fortifications, just to make themselves appear a bit safer.
Even if they were only deceiving themselves, they desperately tried to make themselves appear stronger so that their enemies would not easily swallow them whole.
To deceive, the dwarves used a large number of camouflage nets and similar items to hide their tanks and heavy artillery. Unfortunately, the Tang Army found these high-value targets very easily.
After all, these things were very distinguishable from their surroundings, as long as the accuracy was high enough and the reconnaissance technology was advanced enough.
