Franchise God - Chapter 1598



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Franchise God Episode 1598

Chapter 343 Dunkirk in 2025 (5)

There was chaos among the French troops surrounding the vineyard.

I saw with my own eyes that hundreds of Rafale fighters were shot down.

Even the railgun tactician bought enough time to escape by precisely targeting the wings, avoiding the cockpit.

Even though a massive battle swept across the skies, not a single person was killed.

The loss of life ended with many pilots suffering various injuries during the emergency evacuation process.

Whether they were enlisted men, non-commissioned officers or officers, they could see why such a miracle had happened.

The Korean Navy intentionally showed off its difference in combat power.

In the original battlefield, winning without killing anyone was overwhelmingly more difficult than just winning.

‘Even if they are the US military, they cannot easily subdue our French Air Force like twisting the arm of a child.’

‘The Korean Navy is showing off that its power gap is so vast. The reason is…

‘I guess it’s about making wise choices in the next 10 minutes.’

The retreat time announced by the Korean Navy was 20 minutes, and now 10 minutes have passed.

But there were frustratingly no orders from headquarters.

Either move forward and attack, turn around and retreat while being prepared to be intercepted, or abandon all vehicles and escape with just your body.

In a real battle against the enemy, speed is life, and it is important not to be late in making any decision.

But since they were just wasting time for over 10 minutes, resentment and anxiety were bound to spread among the army.

Finally the order was given.

“3rd Tank Battalion! Turn your vehicles around and get out of here quickly!”

“Aren’t you going to abandon the vehicle?”

“Don’t throw it away! Turn the vehicle around and get out quickly! Do it now!”

“practice!”

An incomprehensible order was given, but the soldier had no choice but to simply follow the order.

The 3rd Tank Battalion moved on caterpillar tracks and turned 180 degrees in place.

And he left, leaving the vineyard behind.

But it was only after moving about 10 meters.

First, the surrounding dirt and rocks were thrown up, and the shock wave hit the tank. Then, the sound of the gunfire, which arrived later than the supersonic projectile, shook the surroundings.

All the tanks of the 13th Tank Battalion had one of their tracks broken off and were just spinning in place.

The tank commanders took stock of the situation and shouted.

“Orbit lost! Stop maneuver! Stop maneuver!”

With your mobility gone, you’ll have to choose between abandoning your vehicle and escaping, or making a last-ditch effort with your main gun.

But how can an aircraft fly around the distant sky at hundreds of kilometers per hour?

There was only one choice.

“Abandon the vehicle and escape!”

“Escape! Escape!”

The battalion men abandoned their vehicles and began to crawl out of the hatches.

rTell the French army. You have five minutes left. As I said, this is the final warning.

After five minutes, railgun shells will rain down on all remaining crewed vehicles, regardless of type.

And the attacks will never be kind.

All the French soldiers waiting in the field felt that the path would not be cut off.

“Damn it! I’d rather be punished than sit around and watch my men die! I’ll take responsibility! Everyone, abandon your vehicles and escape!”

“Evacuate! All battalion members, abandon your vehicles and evacuate!”

A transport battalion commander gave the order to escape, prepared to take off his clothes.

As if they had been waiting for that order, the transport team members’ faces lit up as they abandoned their vehicles and escaped.

I ran away with my bare body, turning my back on the vineyard, but no railgun bullets rained down.

Crowd psychology is contagious.

Even if an army is governed by strict military discipline, it is essentially no different.

“Damn it! We have to escape too!”

“Escape! I take full responsibility!”

“If some idiot asks why you abandoned the car, tell him that the colonel ordered you to escape because he couldn’t stand seeing his men die!”

The commanders got out of their command vehicles, giving orders for everyone to escape.

‘This is not disobedience. This is not fleeing the enemy.’

‘This is a force that we cannot win against in the first place. With just three propeller planes, we can subdue hundreds of Rafales without any damage, so what are we supposed to do with the ground forces?’

‘You want me to just sit in the car and die a few minutes later? That’s absolutely not possible.’

French soldiers escaped from all types of vehicles, including tanks, self-propelled guns, armored vehicles, transport vehicles, and combat support vehicles, and fled in the opposite direction from the vineyards.

They blamed the top brass for forcing them to voluntarily abandon their vehicles and escape.

Isn’t it because of your base pride that you suddenly turned all these soldiers into deserters?

At that moment, the railgun tactical planes formed a scattered formation and circled the sky.

Soon, a loud noise was heard behind me.

It was a deafening noise as countless supersonic railgun projectiles collided with the ground.

The faces of the soldiers who glanced back as they ran away turned ashen.

“oh my god…….”

“Is this a railgun?”

“They only destroyed one of the tracks, which was a complete show of mercy to us… …

The railgun barrage, firing ceaselessly at maximum power, was turning the ground upside down.

It was an incredible rate of fire, hard to believe it was coming from just three railguns.

But the French army could not continue to flee.

“Everyone stop.”

Drones with machine guns mounted on fuselages measuring about 1 meter in diameter appeared in countless numbers, blocking the French army.

“Your army is surrounded. Surrender with your weapons raised in both hands. The treatment of prisoners of war by the Korean Navy will be in accordance with the Geneva Convention.”

Hundreds? Or thousands?

The French army, who had been hesitating in the face of the endless parade of drones, eventually surrendered with their personal weapons raised high above their heads with both hands.

There were also soldiers who occasionally threw away their weapons, saying they were disarmed… … .

“Don’t drop your weapons. Pick up the weapons you’ve dropped. Raise them high above your head and step forward.”

The soldiers who had thrown down their weapons quietly picked them up and held them high above their heads when the order was given again.

‘Why don’t you tell me to put my weapons down?’

‘Since there are no human soldiers anyway, there will be no casualties. Is this the confidence?’

Aside from the drones, no human soldiers were visible at all.

Considering the weight of the weapon, it’s questionable how they managed to solve the battery problem.

“Move this way.”

The Loire River appears, flowing through the city of Nantes and into the Bay of Biscay.

Near the river, large barges were lined up, waiting for the French.

Surprisingly, the human soldiers were still nowhere to be seen.

In the mission, the android Freedom, already famous in France, was in charge of the control stick instead of a human soldier.

The sharp-eyed French commanders quickly realized this and were inwardly horrified.

‘I can’t see anyone at all.’

‘No, but how did they manage to come up the river all the way here?’

‘Does this mean that the navy guarding the western coast has already been defeated?’

The commanders were at a loss as to whether to feel relieved that they were not the only ones to be destroyed, or to shed tears of tragedy.

“Load all military equipment, including weapons, ammunition, and radios, on all ships as instructed.”

The soldiers silently followed orders and loaded their weapons and other military equipment onto the barges they were ordered to carry.

“Prisoners who have been stripped of their personal equipment, board this barge. From now until the end of the war, you will be confined to a prisoner of war camp.”

The prisoners silently boarded the barge.

The barges, each loaded with weapons and prisoners, sailed down the Loire River toward the sea as soon as they were full.

As they passed the river mouth and finally emerged into the open sea, fear began to spread like an epidemic among the young captives.

“Where on earth are you taking us?”

“Could they possibly take you to Ireland?”

“You’re going to cross the Celtic Sea on a barge like this? Oh my God, you’re going to capsize!”

“Why can’t I see our navy?”

The Loire River is being openly used to transport prisoners, yet the Navy is nowhere to be seen.

My fear grew even bigger.

And after a while, they finally figured out why the French Navy was silent.

Also, why did the Supreme Command neglect the ground forces for nearly 20 minutes?

“The aircraft carrier, the de Gaulle aircraft carrier… … .”

“The tricolor flag is lowered.”

“Could that flag be the Korean flag?”

The Taegeukgi was fluttering on France’s only aircraft carrier, a 45,000-ton vessel.

Also, on the aircraft carrier deck, dozens of South Korean Navy machine gun drones were seen moving around to control prisoners.

The same thing was happening to the escort ships attached to the aircraft carrier.

The prisoners glanced back at the machine gun drone that had followed them all the way from the Loire River.

Each barge was accompanied by six drones to monitor the prisoners.

It was flying nonchalantly for a distance of several tens of kilometers with that heavy machine gun attached to its large fuselage.

‘What on earth are the Korean Navy doing?’

Even in this situation, there is no sign of human soldiers.

The decks of captured battleships were controlled entirely by machine gun drones.

The commanders realized that fact once again and felt all the strength drain from their bodies.

‘If we fight like this, expecting extreme damage, we will only end up accumulating losses.’

‘Only our French soldiers are dying while there are no casualties on the other side.’

‘Replacing all of the most dangerous frontline troops with unmanned equipment. How on earth is this kind of military organization possible?’

France’s pride and joy, the De Gaulle aircraft carrier with nuclear attack capabilities, was captured so easily.

I wondered how the commanders could possibly suppress them, then remembered the powerful range of firepower the railgun tactical planes had displayed earlier and was convinced.

‘If you kept firing railgun bullets indefinitely until you lost all your firepower, you wouldn’t be able to hold out.’

“Oh! Over there!”

Then someone, startled, pointed to the horizon.

Everyone turned their gaze in that direction at once, and were shocked and astonished with their whole bodies.

An incredibly huge ship was coming towards them.

“That’s a ship? Korea made something that huge?”

“That doesn’t seem to be a ship, but rather the ground moving?”

Total length 4km, total width 2km.

The largest offshore platform, an oval-shaped rugby ball-shaped floating farm, was growing larger.

The offshore farm is at a standstill, and the barge they are on is heading towards the offshore farm.

When I saw it right next to me, I could really feel its size.

The De Gaulle aircraft carrier was so overwhelmingly large that it seemed like a small ship, and the prisoners were deeply moved by it.

‘I can’t win… …

What kind of talent does a country have to build and operate such a huge offshore platform?

Only then did the prisoners realize that the British were not fools who had lost the British Isles and fled to Canada.

Thus began the army and navy’s offshore farm prisoner-of-war period.

They were not lonely.

This was because new captive friends periodically visited the sea farm.