Yahward's troops, as usual, launched a fierce assault on Nami's territory with unmatched bravery.
This time, however, they didn't gain any advantage but instead faced unprecedented resistance and unprecedented setbacks.
The generals of Ba Country, who were prepared for battle on the front line, each gave their orders when Yahward's 40,000-strong army advanced mightily.
Heavy artillery fired in unison, with shells whistling out and landing among Yahward's charging troops.
Amidst the sound of explosions, one warrior after another was blown to pieces, blood spattered, and broken limbs danced chaotically.
"Boom boom boom!" The violent explosions shattered the void, broke the ground, and destroyed countless bodies.
The Ba Country soldiers, numbering about twice the attacking troops, pointed their thousands of gun muzzles at the charging warriors. They fired without hesitation from the trenches and developed defensive positions, deadly bullets shooting across the wide battlefield.
