God of Technology: Creating the Internet in Another World-Chapter 486: Flying Soldiers Enter Combat!

The cold wind howled.

Low rumbling echoed through the cloud layer.

In the darkness people didn’t notice, aircraft made of steel and transparent materials, like ghosts, advanced through the sky.

Occasionally a few legendary magicians seemed to notice something in the sky. They looked up one after another, but couldn’t catch exactly what was giving off those energy fluctuations!

This kind of feeling wasn’t rare lately though.

Dragon Delivery passing by occasionally could cause the same commotion.

As for everyone else, they couldn’t detect any changes at all.

Those tech combat clerics flying in the sky were like they’d gone invisible, unknown to anyone.

But as the leader of these Dragon Knight Type 1 aircraft formations, Margaret felt worried every time they passed a magic tower or major city.

This was the first time Dragon Knight Type 1 aircraft appeared outside the training grounds. This was also the first time these flying tech clerics entered actual combat.

She couldn’t help worrying about potential accidents, about the various risks they might encounter. First time participating in such a major operation—what if it ended in failure...

She didn’t even dare imagine.

Passing over another veteran legendary magician’s magic tower, Margaret took a deep breath.

"Everyone relax a bit. We’re not newbies who just started with aircraft anymore. Back in the day, we rode griffins and giant eagles circling in the sky. Those were way harder to control than Dragon Knight Type 1 aircraft."

"We just need to operate like we did in training, and we’ll be absolutely fine."

Even though she wasn’t that calm herself, facing her subordinates, she had to keep reassuring them, repeatedly recounting their achievements, repeatedly pointing out they’d already crossed how many big shots’ airspace...

The shields and barriers blocked out everything transmitted from outside, but as they kept advancing, she could still feel the temperature outside getting colder and colder.

The air seemed to carry more of that stench too.

All this info proved they were getting really close to their target.

Through the barrier, she could clearly see a ribbon of light on the distant ground, and at the end of that light was a massive city wall, black as ink.

That ribbon-like light was actually the construction site for the ultra-high-speed rail transit system.

The divided-into-eight-sections continental north-south main line started right in the famous Wolf General’s territory.

As for that darkness at the end of the light—no doubt about it, that was the watch wall, the super city wall that had protected humanity for countless ages.

This would also be their last step before entering their own battlefield.

Between light and shadow, Margaret’s breathing got heavier.

The tension she’d just relaxed came back again.

This wasn’t her first time on a battlefield.

She used to ride griffins, charging back and forth across battlefields, constantly delivering messages in and out.

Even in terrible weather, even in blizzards, she was confident she could complete her missions.

But this time, she was so nervous her palms were starting to sweat.

Her heartbeat, the roar of the Dragon Knight Type 1 aircraft, the faint noise from outside—all mixing together. She even felt a bit uncomfortable.

Right then, a voice came through their Dragon Knight Type 1 aircraft’s speakers:

"Welcome, flying tech combat clerics, to the real North."

"To welcome your arrival, our enemies—the intelligent ice spirits—have prepared a grand feast for you."

"Follow the map to the designated battlefield. Use aerial weapons to deliver a fatal blow to these brain-damaged freaks. Let them feel what a real surprise is!"

Normally on the battlefield, when you run into this kind of situation, orders are just one sentence.

But like they wanted to help these newbies adapt to the battlefield faster, they actually said this whole long speech.

Whether it was those gentle words or the instinct of receiving orders, Margaret’s nervous mood instantly disappeared.

She took a deep breath, completely calming down. The grip of her hands on the controls seemed to tighten just a bit.

That sense of security from the machinery and runes completely settled her emotions.

"Execute orders! Proceed to..."

As captain, Margaret gave orders once again.

Over fifty Dragon Knight Type 1 aircraft quickly traced beautiful arcs across the sky, heading straight into the area north of the watch wall.

This wall that had blocked ice spirits for countless ages, keeping those disgusting enemies from invading humanity—for these clerics who could fly in the sky, it was like it didn’t even exist.

They just flew right over it.

At the ultra-high-speed rail transit construction site, a few people with pretty strong instincts looked up.

But they couldn’t see anything.

The sky looked just like any other day, just some clouds and the stars peeking through them here and there.

After entering north of the watch wall, the Dragon Knight Type 1 aircraft kept going despite the bitter cold.

They quickly reached the designated position following the map info.

From the sky, they could still clearly see those densely packed "figures" on the ground.

Waves of howling echoed through the space, picked up by the Dragon Knight Type 1 aircraft’s audio equipment.

Margaret, who’d still had a sliver of uncertainty, instantly threw all those impractical thoughts out of her mind.

She carefully examined everything. After confirming they’d reached the designated position, she gave the order directly: "Formation C, spread out, lock onto targets, prepare Hellfire!"

During previous training, they’d imagined tons of different combat scenarios and designed sets of theoretically optimal combat formations.

With her command, the Dragon Knight Type 1 aircraft group quickly switched formations, starting to arrange themselves in an orderly, rhythmic pattern.

Confirming everything was good, Margaret gave the order: "Drop bombs!!!"

Dragon Knight Type 1 aircraft had multiple different combat modes and attack weapons. Hellfire was one of them.

The combat method was super simple—maintain a certain formation and drop Magic Conductors called Hellfire from the aircraft.

Each Hellfire was equivalent to a high-level fire magic spell.

The formation ensured that after the Hellfire they dropped exploded, all their flames could merge together, achieving comprehensive, no-blind-spot attacks.

Sure enough.

The moment Hellfire hit the ground, a crimson red erupted across this ice spirit gathering point.

Massive flames instantly swept across the surrounding land.

Over fifty Hellfires exploding simultaneously—their coverage even exceeded ordinary legendary magic spells.