2106, Expansion of the Togot Swarm (Part 2)
Pfft! Pfft! Pfft! All Togot Swarm creatures struck by the green venom were immediately knocked back by its powerful kinetic force. Some of the smaller creatures were even sent flying outright!
This green venom was encased in biological sacs so it could travel one or two kilometers at high speed without scattering. The kinetic force required to spray venom one or two kilometers away was no weaker than that of a bullet striking the body.
Even more terrifying, however, was the venom itself!
The biological sacs shattered upon impact, instantly splashing venom all over the Togot Swarm creatures. Almost immediately, the creatures began to scream as their bodies were visibly corroded by the venom. The smaller ones were nearly melted into green, sticky sludge within seconds.
Only the massive creatures could withstand repeated venom shots and continue advancing quickly.
On the other side, countless Les Swarm creatures were packed together in a dense mass. Most of them were exactly the type that had been dissected before Abathur: spherical bodies, a spraying aperture at the front, and powerful, densely packed muscles covering their bodies.
When firing, the muscles on these creatures' bodies wriggled rapidly, so fast that they even made the air hum. As they continued to contract, they accumulated even greater force. Then, with a bang, a mass of venom wrapped in a biological sac was sprayed out. The enormous recoil nearly overwhelmed the creature's four relatively thin legs, sending its entire body tilting backward.
Such attacks naturally lacked any real accuracy, and their rate of fire was slow. Even stronger creatures could only spray two or three shots a minute at best. But there were tens of millions of these creatures packed densely together here!
The dense insect formations stretched across