The flow of air shifted slightly. Fang Jinyu knew the creature's awareness might surge, with signs of slipping into chaos.
"As, get ready. I'm going to close in on it," Fang Jinyu said, deciding to use this chance to feed it a few small light cannons.
"Okay, understood."
Fang Jinyu calculated the angle and landed a critical hit on the Insect from the optimal attack range.
A light cannon exploded brilliantly against the Insect's body, but it suffered no fatal damage. It even seemed somewhat comfortable.
It probably considered it nothing more than an ordinary scratch. Its four pairs of compound eyes, each larger than a basketball, rotated as though it were enjoying itself.
How could he tell?
Because Fang Jinyu realized the Insect was looking down on him. It swept its tail over its own shell, then casually flicked that tail toward him.
It had not used any strength at all.
It did not take him or the heavy mech seriously.
This was actually an opportunity.
Take its life while it underestimated them.
Fang Jinyu immediately fired eight smaller light cannons in succession, sending them accurately hurtling toward the Insect's compound eyes.
The light cannons exploded over the Insect's compound eyes.
In an instant, the Insect lost its source of light and fell into darkness.
After it could no longer detect light or images, the Insect went mad.
As detected the changes in the air.
After collecting data based on the air currents and running calculations, he identified several locations.
He discovered that these creatures were truly cunning.
Their consciousness storage areas differed from those of intelligent lifeforms. Only a small portion of their consciousness was located in the brain; the rest was scattered throughout various inconspicuous locations.
Their nervous systems were extraordinarily developed.
That was why they would