Chapter 112 Battle for Battleships

After taking care of the two kunoichi, I turned around and left the battleship. The Seratis clan members are still nowhere to be found, and they are simply causing trouble for me.

Suddenly the battleship under my feet shook, and I felt as if something exploded under the ship. After thinking about it, I jumped from the gap between the battleships next to me. As soon as I entered the water, I discovered that the sea was not as calm as I imagined. Under the sea, our Steel Claw troops are swimming back and forth, and there are also many ninjas here. There is a category among ninjas that allows for water combat, but I didn't expect there to be so many of them. Moreover, in addition to ninjas, there are many chaotic marine monsters and a large number of submarines running back and forth. It is obviously more chaotic here than above.

Not far from my side, a submarine broken into two parts was sinking. The explosion just now should have been caused by it. Next to the submarine, two golden figures attracted my attention. I didn't expect that there were really people from the Seratis tribe operating underwater. Their golden armor must have underwater breathing apparatus, and they were able to move around as normal here.

I spread my wings and swam hard. The two Seratis people were very cooperative and immediately swam towards me. "President Ziri."

"Do you two know where the others are?"

"I don't know, we got separated."

"Then you go back to the main ship and leave it to me."

One of the Seratis people said awkwardly: "We can't find the way back!"

faint! "Steel Claw, take them back." Fortunately, I have more summoned creatures.

After sending away these two Seratis, there are still four people left to find, but the most important thing is that Huangshi must be found. When I returned to the deck, I almost killed three in and three out of the crowd. The warships on the sea were in a ball, and the scene was completely chaotic. Theoretically speaking, the artillery fire of so many battleships should be enough to quickly reduce the number of both sides and quickly ease the situation of connecting into a continent of battleships, but there will always be some discrepancies between the actual situation and the theory. First of all, the players on both sides have already run through the deck in a chaotic manner, and neither side dares to fire randomly for fear of hurting their own people. Another reason is that the battleship group is too dense, and artillery shells often accidentally damage our own battleships, especially the battleship's main gun. Once fired, it cannot stop without piercing two or three battleships.

Just because neither side dared to fire, the chaos continued to this day and is still chaos. At the beginning of the war, battleships were sunk, but later it developed into a war of attrition of personnel. In the end, all the battleships were left behind, and both sides only lost personnel.

I've been searching for a long time with no results. Suddenly an American player grabbed me. "President Ziri?"

"Are you...?" I seem to have seen this person before, but I can't remember it for the moment.

"I am the president of Locke's Guild. I was a few seats away from you during the meeting."

"Oh! I remembered. What are you...?" The president and his guild members were squatting on both sides of a passage trying to rush to a hatch in the middle, but there were more than a dozen Japanese musketeers there. Blocked by the crossbowmen, both sides could only shoot around the door, and no one could rush in.

The American president explained: "This is my flagship. Japanese mules rushed into the cabin and tried to control the ship to sink. Thanks to the four men in gold armor from your guild who blocked the passage to the lower level, now the Japanese They are all blocked up and down this aisle and cannot release water from the bottom. But we can’t get in either.”

"People from our guild?" I didn't react at first, but soon I realized that he was talking about people from the Seratis tribe. "Are you talking about those four very tall people?"

"Yes, just those four people. Their fighting ability is very good, and they actually blocked the Japanese in the middle layers until now."

No wonder no one could be found after running all over the battlefield, but Huang Shi and the four of them were actually in the cabin below the deck. Then where can I find it?

"Is that the door over there?" I pointed to the hatch where several Japanese were shooting arrows.

"That's the one."

"Follow me and rush."

"Ah? What?" The president didn't react for a moment, and I rushed forward with the shield in my left hand and Eternity in my right hand.

When the Japanese suddenly rushed up to me, they immediately concentrated their firepower on my side. The magic dragon shield was hit by muskets and jingled, but this attack power did not cause any harm to me. As for crossbows, those things are like muskets. The battleship corridor itself is very narrow, and I was completely covered in the front and back. The Americans immediately rushed after me.

After resisting the attack and rushing to the cabin door, the Japanese actually closed the door. The inner and outer handles of the battleship's hatch are connected. I originally wanted to open the door again, but found that the handle could not be turned. The Japanese pushed the door handle shut from the inside.

snort! Do you think I can't get in if the door is broken? He picked up Yongheng and thrust his sword into the high-voltage fixed bolt on the side of the door. When he pulled it out again, there was a blood stain on the sword, and it looked like it had injured someone. Plug in the fixing bolt a few times and then pry it hard. A steel block fell down with a clang, and I dug out the entire door lock. Kick it up and the door will loosen but not fully open. Someone was holding the door from behind, but I kicked it away. Go up again and kick the hatch open immediately, revealing a little Japanese struggling to get up from the ground. I followed up and kicked him back down again. He still wanted to stand up, so I stepped on his chest with my left foot and pushed him back to the ground. Use Eternity to gently pick at his neck, and the guy immediately covered his neck and rolled on the ground. Blood continuously gushes out from the gaps between his fingers and into the air.

Only then did the American president follow up. "What about the rest?"

"I don't know. He probably went to the lower level. This one was left to block the door."

The aisles in the battleship are very narrow, and there is not much advantage in having more people. The only ones who can really fight against each other are the two people in the front. Those behind are blocking each other and cannot attack at all.

The American president and I walked separately from both sides, and I was responsible for the stern direction of the ship. After walking not far, I turned a corner and met a group of Japanese people. These guys are fighting with the NPC sailors on the American battleship, but the sailors' level is too low and they are obviously no match for the players.

I charged in from behind, stepped up and knocked down one of them, then pinched his head with both feet and turned it slightly, click, done. The Japanese in front realized that something was wrong behind them. When they turned around, they saw a flash of red light, and then they fell down silently.

After the corner was cleared, several Japanese on the opposite corner of the corridor immediately spotted me and fired arrows here. The NPC sailors around me moved a little slower and fell down after being hit by arrows. I reacted quickly and pulled the two sailors to the side passage. A row of crossbow arrows were nailed to the wall behind us. Otherwise, they would have hit me directly if I had moved faster.

He put on his shield and suddenly appeared from the side of the passage. Just as he was about to move forward, he suddenly saw a sledgehammer coming down on him. Good guy, little Japan is really cunning. He first used arrows to force me back, and then took advantage of the blank time before I appeared again to arrange for a heavy weapon man to rush over.

Fortunately, I was holding a shield, so I raised the shield and resisted the attack of the war hammer head-on. With a bang, the Japanese man and I took a step back at the same time. What a powerful force! As soon as he put the shield away, Eternal Shake, the straight sword suddenly softened and hung on the ground. I shook my hand and the eternal sword on the ground rolled out like a 'shoot'. Heavy weapons were not effective in the corridor. When it encountered my soft whip-like whip sword, it was like an elephant meeting a mouse. Although it was strong, But he couldn't exert any strength at all.

Eternity suddenly jumped up from the ground and entangled the guy's war hammer. He pulled back hard, but Eternity stretched with him, using no strength at all. When he rushed back again, Eternity automatically retracted and still maintained the entangling effect. The guy was so anxious that he had no choice but to wave his hammer and charge towards me.

I handed the hilt of the sword to my left hand, and my right hand was a little on the hilt. "Lightning strike."

An electric arc passed along the sword blade directly to the hammer held high by the guy and then passed along the hammer handle to his body, but the guy continued to charge forward without changing his movements.

"ah……!"

This scream was made by me. That bastard with strong muscles and a simple mind was hit by the electric shock and rushed three more steps before falling down. In the end, his hammer still hit me, but there was some error in the place where it hit. This guy's hammer actually hit my foot. Although the combat boots offset most of the impact, such a big hammer is not light for a guy. Now I feel like my feet are as hot as a fever.

"This damn guy! Woo!" The Japanese in front realized that the fighting situation was unfavorable and started firing arrows again. I quickly used my foot to hook the corpse on the ground, but it hit my already injured foot and I grinned in pain. However, I still hooked the body up, and all the arrows shot from the front were inserted into the back of the big man, turning him into a porcupine.

He just rushed to the end of the corridor carrying this guy's body, pulled out a bundle of explosives from the space wrist wheel, stuffed it into this guy's arms, and threw him into the corridor. I quickly turned around and lay down, covering my body with my wings. The mercury shield unfolded and turned me into a small bunker. With a muffled bang, I put away my mercury shield and wings and returned to the corridor. Not all the Japanese here were dead, but they looked a little miserable. I went up to help them resurrect each one with a sword.