Starting from the Planetary Governor - Chapter 91

Chapter 91, Corpse Bomb

From Grit’s sharp eyes, the Governor’s soldiers who just killed those enemies have done a very good job. The bullets were accurately and carefully sent into the heads and chests of the armed workers, hitting each of them twice.

The enemy, who had almost no protection, was shot in the vital parts by the G9, and that was a sure death.

Confirming the results of the battle was a necessary tactical move, and Grit would not interfere. In fact, her eyes had already looked elsewhere.

Although the resistance fighters who appeared at this time were scattered, they were indeed quite a lot. The armed workers who survived the bombardment, on the contrary, regarded the half-collapsed factory ruins as one bunker and position after another. After the Governor’s soldiers who came to sweep approached, they all emerged and launched a counterattack.

The soldiers’ pace of advancement was blocked, and they had to find bunkers to fight back.

But just like the scene Grit just saw, in most cases, the Governor’s soldiers relied on their stronger soldier quality and equipment advantages to achieve an overwhelming victory.

Of course there were some losses, but not big; on the contrary, the armed workers who showed up suffered more casualties.

And if there was really a place where there were more armed workers gathered and fought more cautiously, and only shot out guns to block, then Grit would not waste time, she and her sisters would go directly.

In her eyes, these armed workers mixed with heretics were hateful traitors.

However, just when she was eyeing a place where they were resisting stubbornly, the place where she thought the problem had been solved and she could rest assured, suddenly changed!

In Grit’s perception, a very strong storm evil energy appeared there instantly.

Her face changed, and she immediately warned: “Danger! Get out of there!”

But it was too late at this moment.

The bodies of the dead armed workers exploded like corpse bombs. Their flesh and blood flew everywhere, as if a compressed air bomb was buried in their bodies.

The soldiers who heard the warning but did not understand where the danger was were blown several meters away by the sudden burst of compressed air. When they landed, their limbs twisted, and the strong shock wave damaged their internal organs; the sharp air knife cut through the body without the protection of the plastic steel vest and helmet, and the face, limbs, and throat were completely torn apart, bloody.

Grit immediately began to shout again: “Don’t get close to the enemy’s body! It will explode!”

This accurate information, along with the scene that just happened, was seen by other soldiers around, and then quickly spread to the outside.

The governor’s soldiers became much more cautious in their actions.

The tragic death of their comrades in the corpse storm bomb taught them a profound lesson. They changed the conventional tactical requirements. After killing, they no longer went to confirm at close range, but changed to long-range supplementary shooting if it was convenient, and let it go if it was not convenient.

In this way, there is no worry that getting close to the corpse is as dangerous as getting close to the mine, but the enemy soon came up with a new trick.

Next to the armed workers, some people in blue robes appeared. The power of storm magic surged in their bodies.

In Grit’s eyes, these people were not very powerful sorcerers, but there were many of them, and they were still timid. What they did was not to use sorcery to attack the governor’s soldiers and the combat nuns directly, but to blow the bodies of the armed workers who were shot one after another to the position of the governor’s soldiers.

These bodies, like compressed air shells, caused great trouble to the soldiers.

The power of these shells sent by the wind was not as fierce as that of the 155-caliber howitzer, but the key was accuracy.

Some soldiers hid behind the slope formed by the collapsed wall, and there were small grooves. As a result, a gust of wind swirled and sent a body in.

The soldiers had seen it in advance, and it was useless to open fire to smash the body, so they could only run out quickly. The corpse bomb exploded, killing three people.

This bunker position, which originally felt pretty good, seems to be unsafe.

In fact, no place is safe now.

The soldiers’ movements were hindered by the corpse bombs.

Even with the support of the battle sisters, the problem was only alleviated.

The battle sisters had no problem killing those blue robes from a distance, but they had to show their heads. Hiding behind the building debris and shell craters that might be several meters thick, the grenade launcher couldn’t get in no matter how powerful it was.

Anyway, they were blowing the corpses over with the wind, so there was no need to show their heads.

In this situation, Grit made up her mind.

“Sisters, for the Emperor! Follow me to charge!”

She jumped out, and her sisters followed. The ‘Holy Golden Halberd’ in her hand was an extraordinary weapon blessed by divine magic; other sisters didn’t have such a powerful thing, but there was no need, whether it was an ordinary sword or a grenade launcher, it was enough. On the contrary, the Holy Golden Halberd of the head sister caused serious damage.

Compared with the weapons in their hands, their defensive capabilities were equally despairing.

After they started charging, their bodies were completely exposed, and they were naturally subjected to the concentrated shooting of the armed workers.

But the armed workers were not very capable, and the sisters of the Holy Lily were fast and flexible. The combination of the two caused the hit rate to plummet.

Even if they were hit, the power armor on them was useless.

The Holy Lilies were unstoppable, charging while firing their bolters.

At the same time, the governor’s soldiers behind them also increased their firepower projection as a cover, suppressing the enemy and causing casualties.

The sisters successfully rushed into the enemy camp and began to eliminate the enemies at close range.

Their targets were certainly not those ordinary armed workers, but those blue-robed cultists who acted as “cannons” and used the armed workers’ entities as artillery shells.

Their appearance brought a devastating blow to the enemy. Whenever a combat sister approached a position, the bunker lost its function as a bunker, and the bolter could wipe out a group of enemies entrenched there. Even when they were close enough, the blades in their hands would become more efficient weapons than bullets.

However, killing those enemies was never the biggest problem faced by the sisters.

The corpse that will explode is.

Even the nuns wearing power armor don’t want to be hit by a sorcery bomb at close range.

The nuns have the ability to countercast spells, but firstly, they have to be relatively close to the caster; secondly, the explosion of the corpse does not seem to be a casting process. In other words, the casting process has already been completed, and only a means of detonation is missing. It is a very weak action and not easy to suppress.

The nuns can only countercast spells, rather than making all supernatural powers in a certain area ineffective. There is an essential difference between the two.

If the shock wave of the sorcery bomb explodes too close, the power armor will be damaged; if it is hit twice more, cracks may appear, resulting in a decrease in defense performance and casualties.

Therefore, after killing someone at close range, they will quickly distance themselves to avoid being blown up. As long as the distance is farther and the power of the shock wave is weakened, the damage will be within the range that can be tolerated.

Even for this reason, they may only get close to kill the blue robe cultists, and then those armed workers who will be used as corpse bombs will be directly abandoned, or they will deal with them when they are farther away.

The armed workers who explode after death are not a problem, but the blue-robed cultists are.

(End of this chapter)