The forces attacking the city were not the direct troops of the Jieke Group.
The Jieke Group merely provided fire support, and the first to enter the city were the Security Army trained by the Jieke Group, all composed of Japanese people.
Of course, they now have a new title, granted by the Jieke Group, called the Imperial Army.
At this time in the Kyoto City area, under the drizzling rain, the ground became muddy and wet, rain striking the hundreds of tons of steel bodies of the Spider Main Battle Mecha, smashing into droplets, but unable to hinder the bombardment of artillery fire, as the 203mm main cannon continuously roared, projecting hundreds of kilograms of shells several tens of kilometers away into Kyoto City.
Not far from the Spider Main Battle Mecha's artillery position, a group of senior Japanese Imperial Army officers stood there, even soaked with rain, dared not move recklessly.
