The six Star Tapir Great Venerables suddenly appeared, directly turning the tide of battle, and the morale of the Mò Race instantly soared.
However, after their initial panic, the insect swarm fought to the death without retreating, even attempting to launch a counterattack.
Such a fierce counterattack was likely meant to buy them a chance to break away from the battlefield, and the Great Venerables of the Mò Race knew that perfectly well.
They definitely had to hold the line. There was no need to say more. After that, they would slowly devour the enemy.
But the insectoids' tenacity once again reshaped the Mò Race's understanding—were there really ones who would rather die than retreat?
However, after fighting each other for over a thousand years, the Mò Race also knew very well that the insectoids' Incense Divinity Path possessed incredibly strong control.
With a top-down divine-rank system, combined with the advantage of low insect rights, Crowd Control was not that difficult.
Then they would beat them until they collapsed! The six Great Venerables on the field increased the intensity of their attacks, while the remaining three continued to roam and strike casually.
However, things like the insectoids really could endure when they dug in.
Even though they had fallen into a disadvantage early on, they just kept stubbornly holding out.
The Mò Race was very good at fighting with the wind at their backs, and at first, they were full of momentum, but when they discovered the bone was too hard to chew, their vigor weakened considerably.
It was not exactly bullying the weak and fearing the strong. It was simply that they had previously been resisting with their lives on the line and had already exhausted more than half their fighting strength, relying entirely on one breath to keep