Hunkered down in a small hollow near the City Beast, Connie warily surveyed the alien camp below.
To be fair, the defenses here had been extremely tight some time ago. The royal guards had patrolled around the clock, ten to a squad.
Any unfamiliar alien that approached within three kilometers of the City Beast would immediately have its movements detected in advance.
However, recently, perhaps they had finally recruited the full 120,000 soldiers and filled the shortfall required by the City Beast.
The camp's defenses had suddenly dropped several levels, returning to their former state of mere appearances.
"More than half a day has already passed."
Looking up at the sky, Connie couldn't help muttering inwardly.
From the outside, there was not the slightest visible change in the enormous City Beast.
She had no idea what the royal family was plotting. They had actually placed such a strategic weapon in the rear to sit around doing nothing.
"If it were me, wouldn't sending this monster to the front lines make it invincible?"
"It isn't that simple."
A reply suddenly came from beside her, startling Connie into a violent twitch.
She turned her head and found Su Mo standing beside her.
He wasn't in his lion-man form, but had appeared here in human form.
"You..."
Connie immediately sensed that something was wrong.
Although she hadn't used divine arts to set up a perimeter alarm nearby, for fear of provoking a reaction from the camp below,
her long years of fighting the aliens had already honed her Sixth Sense.
How could any creature approach this close without her noticing?
"A small gain. I've already dealt with the City Beast. I'll have to trouble you to help wrap things up."
Su Mo smiled.
Inside the City Beast, without any points of reference, he