This time, the beach did not erupt in smoke. Such an arrangement was made to ensure the precision of artillery and attack aircraft support, which starkly differed from the Tang Empire troops' landing tactics.
After all, nearly all intelligence indicated that the Mirage Country's main forces had abandoned the defenses near the beach, so smoke bombs weren't used to obscure the enemy's view.
One landing craft after another lowered their ramps, and Orc soldiers charged out, shouting as they scrambled to spread their formations quickly along the beach.
As the intelligence reports almost precisely predicted, the Mirage Army's resistance was minimal. Apart from limited counterattacks carried out by soldiers from a few observation posts, most Orc landing forces encountered no resistance at all.
Soon, dense swarms of Orc soldiers filled the beach. Even they were surprised at how unexpectedly smooth their landing was.
