After the Tang Army's troops occupied position No. 4, they had almost guaranteed absolute safety for a part of the landing ground, despite the Dwarf Troops launching some symbolic Scud Missiles, whose damage was almost negligible.
On the afternoon of the day when the Tang Army's main forces began landing, the Tang Army had already launched a full-scale assault on position No. 6.
This time, the Dwarf defenders at position No. 6 couldn't handle it: the Tang Army gathered thousands of soldiers and, under the cover of tanks, advanced steadily, giving the Dwarf defenders no chance before driving them out of their position.
By that evening, the Dwarves had already been pushed out of position No. 6, only able to continue fortifying and holding the line near position No. 7.
In the depth of the defensive area, the Tang Army not only controlled the airport behind the second line of defense at position No. 5 but also seized control of a highway forward.
