Fantasy Otherworld: The Defense Force Strikes Back

(Similar to that fantasy one)

On March 7, 2029, a dense fog suddenly appeared out of nowhere on a highway in China. When it cleared, a white Gate to Another World stood there, fifteen meters tall and thirty meters wide.

A hundred thousand well-armed soldiers poured through the gate, carrying spears and large shields, clad in heavy armor. Among them were magic casters, dragon riders, orcs, and elves. Everywhere they went, they slaughtered, burned, and looted.

Seven minutes later, a light combined-arms battalion and an army aviation unit arrived. Nine minutes later, the main forces, including medium and heavy combined-arms brigades, along with armed police, arrived.

Smoke drifted from the barrels of the 625E self-propelled anti-aircraft guns.

In silence, the soldiers stepped over the blood and bodies of their enemies, their hands trembling as they rescued their compatriots lying in pools of blood.

At sea, a massive Gate to Another World appeared out of thin air, five hundred meters wide and two hundred meters high. Countless enormous sailing ships emerged and attacked every vessel in sight.

A nearby 056 coast guard patrol ship arrived and engaged them. Thirteen minutes later, reinforcements arrived.

Only a few wrecks remained on the sea.

The “Gate to Another World” was quickly sealed off, and an emergency war meeting was convened.

Interrogating prisoners revealed that beyond the gate lay a new continent, divided among many nations and races, where magic and magical beasts existed.

By then, the casualty report had come in. Thousands of civilians were dead, and the whole country was in an uproar.

The nation would not let such killers go unpunished.

A large-scale military mobilization began.

When the tracks of the Type 99A rolled over the soil of another world, that haughty empire would pay for its ignorant, foolish invasion.

A hundred-meter giant? A magical dragon? An armored orc? A high elf? A high-ranking mage? How could they stand against our steel tide and absolute air superiority