"Fire!"
"Fire!"
The order was relayed layer by layer, and the artillery of Wavre Fortress thundered instantly.
Wavre Fortress, a pentagonal stronghold, had 2 150mm cannons, 4 120mm cannons, 2 200mm mortars, and 4 77mm Krupp rapid-firing guns.
These guns were designed to provide long, medium, and short-range firepower, covering the entire approach to the fortress. However, they ultimately failed to fulfill their intended purpose.
At this moment, the 150mm and 120mm cannons were in action, divided into two groups targeting two positions.
The first shots missed, with a few scattered shells landing too short or too far.
However, the explosions near the German Army instilled significant panic among them, proving that they had indeed been fooled. They had foolishly dragged the "Big Bertha" heavy artillery into the enemy's firing range, falling into the trap.
