1880 King of the Western

Chapter 83

As Henry scanned today's Denver Post while enjoying his meal alone, he immediately noticed the story about his two actions last night.

"Well, that's enough of a break in the road to keep the McKinleys in suspense for days. '

Henry was pleased with last night's unfinished business.

The McKinleys are safe, they're armed, and that's the best Henry can do for now if he doesn't want to expose too much.

He also reveals that he can shoot 30 or 40 rounds in a row and has night vision, but these can be explained by modifications and specific props, nothing too important.

But through this battle, he realized that he did not have a powerful weapon in this area - a cannon or a howitzer.

Henry felt a bit like an invincible medieval knight, temporarily helpless against the thick walls and bastions of his enemy.

As for the fact that today's cannons require at least five or six men to fire effectively and successfully, Henry says that's not a problem.

In the past time and space, in the support battle