The recoil of the railgun is relatively smaller, but it's not absent; in the atmosphere, the stabilization system used to maintain the cannon's position in space also works effectively here.
It's raining in the sky, red, it's dragon blood, pattering down as if it will never stop.
Meanwhile, "hail" also falls, in various colors, consisting of broken scales, various chunks of meat, fragmented organs, and shattered white bones, visible across a ten-kilometer radius.
The armor-piercing shell, about ten meters in diameter, did not penetrate the Fire Dragon but directly turned it into a shower of blood and flesh, leaving only a fierce dragon's head and a small section of the tail rolling around nearby.
The Fire Dragon, at the last moment, abandoned its defense and evasion; death was instant, unable even to transmit nerve signals.
Achievement GET for a frontal kill on the second dragon!
