All Chapters of Reborn General: My Interstellar Arsenal Slays Magic: Chapter 11
- Chapter 12
12 chapters
Chapter 11: The Wreckage of Solaria
The smoking wreckage of The Imperial Sun plowed through the pine forests of the lower valley, carving a half-mile trench of shattered timber and burning snow before grinding to a halt against a cliff face.Inside the shattered command deck, Crown Prince Valen spat out a mouthful of blood and ash. His pristine rune-inlaid armor was cracked, the golden glow entirely extinguished. Around him, high mages groaned in agony among twisted iron beams and burning tapestries."Vorian..." Valen gasped, pushing himself up off the tilted floor. "Vorian, get up! We need to cast a teleportation array!"Archmage Vorian lay pinned beneath a collapsed oak mainmast, his legs crushed, his staff snapped in two. He looked up at the prince with glazed, hollow eyes. "The mana-core... it didn't just break, Your Highness. It was vaporized. The local mana field is completely disrupted. No spells... no portals..."Before Valen could process the horror of those words, the crunch of heavy boots echoed from outside
Chapter 12: The Iron Decree
Word of the total destruction of the Imperial Fleet spread across the Northern Province like wildfire. Towns that had lived under the heavy thumb of Solaria tax collectors for generations awoke to find the royal garrisons gone, replaced by disciplined squads in black winter fatigues bearing the gear of the Iron Vanguard.At the central square of Oakhaven—the largest mining hub in the North—hundreds of commoners, miners, and disgraced former low-caste soldiers gathered around a massive steel projection terminal set up by Gideon’s Bradley unit.The screen flared to life, illuminating the snow-dusted town square.Leonidas stood before a sleek, obsidian command table, flanked by high-tech battle displays. He spoke without the theatrical flourish of an Imperial noble; his voice was cold, sharp, and cut straight to the core."People of the North," Leonidas began, his gaze locking onto the crowd through the broadcast. "For three centuries, House Solaria told you that your worth was measured