Then, when their weapons came into contact with those giant beasts, their fear quickly melted away like ice cubes in the scorching sun.

It turns out that we are still very powerful. The members of the Community Guard thought so.

This is actually very reasonable. Although these "parasites" on the Star Eater are the blueprints of Thunder Beasts, and although each one can withstand heavy tanks, they are not real fantasy beasts after all. Their opponents are not mortal either.

The army, instead, possesses heraldic machines, has undergone complete military training, and uses psykers with four-image tactics.

A dozen astral knights from the empire descending from the sky wearing heraldic machines were able to suppress a large-scale riot that swept through a city with tens of millions of people.

They can definitely make thousands of four-armed troll slaves regain their composure within ten minutes, and lie on the ground trembling and begging for mercy.

Instances like the above have happened many times.

The young soldiers of the Community Guard may not be a match for those long-established Astral Knights, but they are better than them because of their advanced tactics.

The history of the previous timeline has proven that the four-image tactic has brought about revolutionary changes in the team combat of extraordinary beings, whether it is combat efficiency, tactical selectivity and diversity, or the survival rate of psychics.

It can flexibly respond to armies of ordinary people, hostile extraordinary beings, herds of beasts, and super-large phantom beasts.

In addition, it seems that there are fewer combat teams, but the coverage and monitoring of the battlefield area have also been relatively enhanced. On the contrary, the overall battlefield effect has been better.

Now, they are already proving this with actual combat results.

Sixteen psykers, four combat teams with high morale, stormed through this jungle filled with giant beasts and hook blades.
Chapter completed!