Lugh could already imagine it. A spark of conflict.
The furious Von Heims rallying their forces and storming the D'Aramitz compound, possibly killing a few, confident in their magic, only to get beaten back by firearms from the furious defenders.
Iron flew, blood spilled, the capital engulfed in smoke and fire.
Many people would die, and the forces of Heieg would take advantage of the chaotic situation to further press their already overwhelming advantage, cutting through the lines.
It might lead to a disadvantageous situation in the short term, but once people were truly aware of the capabilities of the firearms, they'd become conscious of how dangerous the situation truly was.
The mages would leave their lofty positions, aiding in military efforts, possibly enlisting directly.
Lugh could imagine the scale of effectiveness and devastation created if a secretive unit like the black powder taskforce became official and was composed of more than a hundred members.
