“Is the difference in our numbers really that big…?” Siegfried muttered as his expression darkened after hearing Oscar’s report.0

“I am not certain if we could pierce the outer armor plates of the Zavala Kingdom’s airships even with our new cannons… It could take more than a dozen direct hits just to bring one airship down,” Oscar added.0

“That’s… troubling,” Siegfried grumbled. Then, he asked, “So, they won’t be afraid of our anti-air cannons either, would they?”0

“No, I am afraid they would not be, sire.”0

“If they can bomb us from above our heads while withstanding all of our anti-air weapons, then…”0

“There would be no way to stop them, and our troops will suffer massive casualties.”0

Siegfried fell silent. Losing air superiority in a war was one of the worst things that could happen, and in this case, the greatest threat was clear. The Zavala Kingdom’s airships utterly outclassed the Proatine Kingdom’s technology.0

“This is a serious problem,” Siegfried said, sounding serious.0

The war between kingdoms on the continent usually came down to who had more airships armed with better cannons. Bombing from the sky provided an overwhelming advantage, and this was more than enough to swing the tides of the battle.0

However, smaller kingdoms could not afford airships, so they focused on deploying large numbers...0