Under the guidance of the reconnaissance flying knights, the fly tiger knights quickly arrived at the target location.
This is a place where the transport teams of the Pavement Ant Empire Army often pass by, and there are many traces of pheromones on the ground. The terrain here is relatively open. It is an open space of about tens of square meters among the woods. There are many dead branches and dead grass on the ground. All in all, it's perfect for an ambush.
The mission of the Fly Tiger Knights is not to directly attack the enemy's transport convoy. They only have 50 riders. If they rush past directly, they will easily be surrounded by a large number of paving ant warriors and get into trouble.
Ambush is a better option, especially when combined with "roadside bombs".
"Roadside bombs" are relatively simple, but very effective. If you think about the human world, it can be seen that the army of a major country, which is armed to the teeth, is often served by "roadside bombs" and is desperate for life.
The Fly Tiger knights unloaded some supplies tied to the backs of their mounts and opened the packaging net. These are all small balls, which are the propellant of artillery. The United States has a huge production and sufficient inventory of this material, and it has now been transformed into roadside bombs.
After placing dozens of micro bombs in this open space, the team leader of the Fly Tiger Knight observed the environment and was a little dissatisfied with the moisture on the ground.
The power of these "roadside bombs" is limited. The explosion alone cannot kill many enemy ants. More importantly, they must find ways to cause fires to cause more damage and destroy enemy supplies.
So the Fly Tiger Knights also played the role of worker ants, cutting down some relatively dry weeds nearby, and found some dead branches that could be moved, and worked together with their mounts to transport and discard the dry grass and dead branches near the bomb pile. Made some disguise.
At this time, the reconnaissance flying knight who had just left returned, lowered his altitude, and drew a warning trajectory in mid-air, indicating that the enemy transport team was approaching.
The Fly Tiger Knights immediately dropped what they were doing, divided into five teams of 10 riders, and each looked for a place to hide.
The Fly Tiger is a natural hunter and a natural concealer. The fly tiger knights hardly need to worry too much, and the mounts that understand the rider's will will show their talents one after another.
Some fly tigers hide on the back of plant leaves, only exposing their heads with two large, two small and four compound eyes for observation; some fly tigers hide in stone crevices and tree holes; some hide under dead leaves.
These usually naughty and noisy mounts were unusually well-behaved during the ambush before the battle. They remained motionless, waiting for the target to arrive. With these stationary targets, even if the protagonist were to come, it would be difficult to notice the ambush.
Soon, in the excellent field of vision of the magic soldier ant fly tiger knight and his mount, a long column of a large group of enemy ants in the distance was winding over the rugged ground. There were thousands of ants.
It is the right choice for the Fly Tiger Knights not to attack directly. Although they are faster and more lethal, the ants can kill large beetles and even the toughest earthworms. A mere 50 Fly Tiger Knights can fight head-on. There is really nothing I can do about so many enemy ants.
Under the gaze of a total of 300 compound eyes of 50 ant riders riding fly tiger knights, the enemy transport team finally arrived at the location where the "roadside bomb" was ambushed.
The Fly Tiger Knights have learned how to identify the pheromones of pavement ants from their country's pavement ant clan. Although it is not easy to distinguish the complex meanings contained in the pheromones, it is not necessary to confirm that this is a pheromones released by pavement ants. Disaster.
The "roadside bombs" were placed in this area where pheromones are most concentrated, and sure enough, enemy ants were passing through here one after another.
The Fly Tiger Knights continued to hide and were not in a hurry to attack. They were waiting for a signal.
When nearly half of the enemy's transport team had passed the bomb site and half was about to pass, the first to attack was the reconnaissance flying knight who was also concealed.
The reconnaissance flying knight dives at high speed accompanied by a higher frequency "buzzing buzzing" sound of wings that is completely different from the enemy "mosquito".
The enemy ants on the ground heard the sound of air strikes at night, and the shadows of the past few days made them panic. Most of the worker ants did not bother to observe the incoming flying knights through their compound eyes and antennae. In fact, there were only a few incoming flying knights. Regardless of the commander's instructions, Running around in panic.
To completely bully the enemy's transport team, which had no air defense capabilities, the three flying knights dived to a very low position, dropped the fire bomb slings, and then immediately flew away at high altitude.
The target of the fire bomb sling is not the enemy ants, but the "roadside bombs" piled together.
The Flying Knight hurriedly flew away after dropping the bomb, and the pavement ants on the ground finally recovered under the pressure of the commanders.
At this time, the three fire bombs, under the inertia of the dive, were released because they dived very low. They were all accurately thrown near the bombs, igniting some dry grass, but the flames were very small. The ground here was wet, and it seemed like a fire scene. It won't expand!
So the paving ants ignored it at all, reorganized their formation and prepared to move forward.
But they didn't realize the danger was approaching. Then, Mars finally ignited the ant glue shell of the "roadside bomb", and the mysterious liquid inside was stimulated. The first bomb exploded, and then immediately caused a chain reaction, and a huge explosion suddenly exploded!
The flying knights in the air were suddenly accelerated by the air waves, and the flying tiger knights who were ambushing one or two meters away were also shocked. If the ant knights had not received explosion training, they would have collapsed.
The enemy transport team located at the center of the explosion was directly impacted by the "roadside bomb". A cloud of ants was turned upside down, and a few ants even fell from the head of the Fly Tiger Knight. They were already dead when they landed on the ground.
What made the enemy even more frightened was that the explosion ignited some dry grass nearby. Although the flames were not large, there was a fire scene of varying brightness within a few meters. When the enemy ants were already frightened by the huge explosion, these flames made the enemy even more frightened and confused.
The Fly Tiger Knights took advantage of this opportunity and rushed forward, directly attacking the enemy's most chaotic central army, ignoring the relatively well-organized troops in front and behind.
The attack methods of the Fly Tiger Knights are different from those of the Flying Knights. They have no long-range attack methods and are completely close-range combat.
The knight was responsible for using a long lance, and the sharp fangs and mouth of the mount were even more deadly weapons. He charged in two rounds and killed dozens of enemy ants, making the central part of the enemy army even more chaotic.
The Fly Tiger Knights retreated as soon as they were ready. After detecting the Flying Knights and signaling that other enemy troops were approaching, they decisively left the battlefield.
This kind of ambush happened not only in one place, but today, there were three similar ambushes.
The Fly Tiger Knights were divided into small groups, taking turns to attack, setting up ambushes everywhere, and the results were extremely impressive.
As for the Pavement Ant Imperial Army, they finally lost their patience due to the endless air strikes and roadside bombs!
