Holy shit!?
Everything had happened so suddenly that even Fang Zheng failed to react to what had just occurred.
What the hell? As the master of the Swarm, one of his units had actually been forcibly disconnected from the Swarm network?
You had to be kidding him.
But after his initial shock, Fang Zheng quickly realized what had happened. These utterly grotesque monsters were clearly creations of Chaos. They probably possessed abilities like the Child of Chaos he had encountered before, capable of nullifying the order around them. When Fang Zheng had faced the Child of Chaos, he had also experienced the system going offline. It seemed the same thing was happening here.
No wonder the Holy Kingdom and the Magical Nation had no way to deal with the Twilight Borderlands. Without creations like Creep and Crystal Towers to spread and maintain stable order, no matter how many people they sent in, they would only be delivering themselves to their deaths.
Still, something puzzled Fang Zheng. When that monster had attacked the Xenomorph earlier, he had sensed an aura that was unfamiliar, yet not entirely unfamiliar. It was as though he had encountered a similar monster somewhere before—but he could not remember where he had seen this damned thing.
Forget it. He should find the Pope first.
After realizing this thing was not to be trifled with, Fang Zheng immediately shifted his objective. However, his opinion of those big-headed teddy bears had changed considerably. If he was not mistaken, their enemies should have been these bizarre monsters. Although the teddy bears appeared to have suffered heavy casualties, they had actually managed to hold back the attacks of those creatures.
That truly surprised Fang Zheng. If these monsters really could force the powers of order offline, then even an army from