The sound of gunfire rang out, and three to five soldiers at the front fell to the ground.
In an instant, their gray-brown uniforms were soaked in blood, their bodies convulsing as they rolled into the snow.
As for the remaining troops, they quickly began to spread out horizontally, firing at the vampires within the village.
Footsteps cut through the snow, sending it flying, with comrades occasionally falling beside them.
Almost within minutes, the Holy Alliance Army that was initially in columns spread wings on either side like angels.
Unlike those almost entirely made up of new recruits, the two corps led by Dass included at least half seasoned veterans.
In previous battles, they always led the charge and gained substantial experience.
The first brigade spread out in formation, immediately providing cover for the still advancing second brigade.
They had no time for close-range shooting routines; the front two rows swiftly extended their gun barrels and fired in unison.
