Positioned broadside, the Dreadnought Battleship aimed all four of its turrets at the target. A deafening roar, seemingly from another era, erupted from its ten massive cannons.
The powerful recoil made the Battleship list slightly, but against the sheer 20,000-ton mass of its hull, the effect was negligible—like a mayfly trying to shake a great tree.
In truth, the most powerful feature of the Dreadnought Battleship wasn't its ten massive cannons providing Super Firepower, but rather its hidden internal power system.
The ability to propel a 20,000-ton Steel Giant Beast, allowing it to traverse dry land like a Land Ship and dominate the battlefield—this powerful propulsion system was the Dreadnought Battleship's truly era-defining technology.
A conventional ocean battleship of the same class weighed less than 10,000 tons. The Dreadnought Battleship was more than double that, which was how it absorbed the recoil from a ten-cannon volley.
