Golden trails darted all over the battlefield, the whistling sound of bullets piercing the air made it too dangerous to lift one's head.
The Dawn Army's artillery and the Alliance Army's artillery were incessantly exchanging fire.
The reconnaissance units performed their tasks to the fullest, as artillery units not only had to relocate after firing but also needed to detect the enemy artillery positions.
Both sides aimed to wipe out the other's artillery in one fell swoop, but neither found it easy.
Tank units, armored vehicle units, and infantry launched assaults, encirclements, countercharges, maneuvers, and more within a radius of several dozen kilometers.
The air force did not join the battle, as both sides were tangled together, and neither wanted to rashly bomb and risk losses to themselves.
