Sitting inside the carriage, Prime Minister Prim only felt a deafening roar, followed by the carriage being overturned by the shockwave of the shell explosion.
"It worked, keep going, blow him up!" Not far away, the assassin controlling the cannon showed a look of joy and quickly continued loading shells for the barrage.
Cannons and shells couldn't be brought into Spain from France; this cannon and a few shells were obtained from the army's logistics supplies through the painstaking efforts of Spanish nobles.
To avoid drawing attention, the cannon had a very small caliber, and only three shells were procured.
However, it seemed to be very effective. Even if Prime Minister Prim's carriage was specially modified, it couldn't withstand several shell blasts.
Boom!
Although the assassins intended to continue the bombardment, this cannon was not the latest product of the Royal Spanish Armory, and its firing speed was relatively slow.
