Rows of artillery shells fell on the positions held firmly by the Great Tang Empire soldiers. The pent-up anger of Laines' troops over these past days was finally vented.
They were harassed by the Tang Empire's snipers from dozens of kilometers away from Brunas. The opposing snipers would often kill one person with a single shot and then retreat, leaving the Laines Empire soldiers on edge, taking cover in place.
The Laines Empire soldiers grew jumpy as startled birds along the way, running to the roadside at the sound of gunfire. Those who reached Brunas were in poor mental states.
Subsequently, they launched an attack on the Tang Empire's defensive positions, but unfortunately, their assault was quickly repelled by the Tang Army: an attack hastily put together could handle the City Defense Forces of Brunas, but was clearly inadequate against the troops of the Tang Empire.
