Disaster Strikes in Swarms
The Death Khan, who had only just resurrected, had never imagined that a few foot soldiers from an enemy faction would dare to solo him.
Previously, Gao Gong had beaten him until his immortality was completely shattered, forcing him into an unconscious slumber. Yet even while unconscious, he had sensed his own "power of death" being continuously stolen.
That was why he had forcibly resurrected himself before he had fully recovered.
But he had never expected to encounter these Tier Four species the moment he revived!!
The gap between Tier Three and Tier Four was not quantitative, but qualitative!
These players were not level 91 or 92, either. They were genuine level-120 peak existences.
Aside from lacking ascension technology and ascension talents, they were basically no different from Tier Four ascended species.
In fact, even among ascended civilizations, there were not many that could instantly produce fully leveled Tier Four troops.
But honestly, under normal circumstances, a Tier Three civilization—especially a disaster civilization—would not truly fear being beheaded by Tier Four species.
The problem was, this was not a normal situation.
The Death Khan suddenly realized something extremely dangerous. The other side's powerful fusion-evolution force had already infiltrated its army of the Fallen Nation and become inseparably linked with its origin.
In other words, in this state, if the other side killed him, they could truly annihilate him!
This is bad!!
A Tier Four species did not have a particularly great impact on a civilization war. After all, Tier Four species were like ancient generals: at most, they could decide the outcome of a small-scale battle, but not an entire war—especially not one at the strategic level.
But when tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of "Tier Four generals" took the field, it