Symbiotes could reproduce as well. These Skrulls had been exiled to this planet for many years, and their population had continued to grow. Seeing such a dense mass of them, Rona's face went pale in an instant.
"B-Bugs... so many bugs!!!"
She had not felt it when she stomped down earlier, but now that she had pulled farther away and looked from above—
The symbiotes resembled writhing clumps of worms, roaring at the wobbling aircraft overhead.
Rona's pupils instantly shrank to pinpoints, as if she had completely blanked out. With that scream, terrifying energy erupted from the young girl's body, directly shattering the aircraft. The largest fragment was smaller than a fingernail.
Then, the fragments began spinning at high speed, forming a metallic storm that ground toward the symbiote monsters below.
The sharp metal shards whirled as they fell. When they struck the weathered rocks, it was as though they had been ground by a sanding wheel. Chips scattered everywhere, only to be swept into the tornado-like storm and make it even more powerful.
This horrifying, almost calamity-like force began slaughtering the symbiote army, tens of thousands strong, with an efficiency that stunned every living creature.
Wherever the storm passed, whether stone, metal, or Skrulls wrapped in symbiotes, everything was pulverized.
Though symbiotes were merely masses of slime and did not fear being smashed to pieces, their hosts were still flesh and blood. Even with the symbiotes protecting them with all their might, once they were swept into the storm, they could last only a few seconds at most before becoming a lump of minced flesh.
Under such circumstances, even if the symbiotes could survive for a short while, without hosts, they would soon lose their vitality and enter a hibernation-like state.
The storm plowed through the ground, sweeping away