Octopus Monster's Helplessness

Facts proved that Su Hao's survival strategy had been correct.

As long as he killed every enemy Octopus Monster his eyes could see, he would be safe.

So what if he received other treatment for disobeying his superiors' orders? At least he would keep his life first.

Let him cultivate quietly for a year, and nothing would be a problem anymore.

By then, no matter what he said, others would believe him.

Moreover, Su Hao could tell from the slightest clues that humanity was not in an advantageous position in its war against the Octopus Monsters.

He had a premonition that if this siege battle dragged on too long, something even more dangerous would happen.

Therefore, the best choice was to clear out the Octopus Monsters resisting outside as quickly as possible, let the so-called Plasma Squad enter, destroy the incomparably sturdy Hemispherical Fortress, and claim victory.

And he had done it!

There was no need to clear out every Octopus Monster. As long as they opened a breach in the base's defenses, the human officers were not useless fools—they would certainly seize the opportunity! Still, Su Hao was not entirely at ease. Carrying his gun, he wandered through the Base Sphere Cluster and blasted apart every Octopus Monster that dared meet his gaze.

Later on, wherever he went fell deathly quiet. After he left, Octopus Monsters emerged again to attack the other advancing squads, while the artillery fire continued without pause! Before long, Su Hao could no longer find any Octopus Monsters to kill, and they returned once more to the Base Sphere fortress at the very center.

He reached out and patted the metal surface of the Base Sphere, producing a ringing "clang, clang."

This metal called Vein Gold was incomparably hard. Even the energy firearms in Su