One Hell Three-Headed Hound after another leaped out from the consecutively opening Gates of Hell. On the front line, the advantage the Zerg had gained through unit coordination gradually vanished.
Once the Hell Three-Headed Hounds reached a force of over a thousand and began leading the charge, the strength of both sides had essentially become evenly matched.
The Mad Demons controlled by the Void Infestors had originally been barely able to withstand the wave-like assaults of the Hell Clan's Mad Demons. But the moment the Hell Three-Headed Hounds appeared, the defensive line formed by the controlled Mad Demons instantly collapsed.
The Hell Three-Headed Hounds leaped with their hind legs, vaulting from the crimson hellish army to the front lines. The nail that stuck out got hammered down; having suddenly appeared at the forefront, they were immediately focused by Hydralisks and Blade-Arm Mutalisks. Yet with a roar, the black flames around the Hell Three-Headed Hounds surged more than ten meters high, shrouding their entire bodies until their figures were nearly impossible to see. These flames seemed like miniature domains—whether Glaive Wurms or spikes, anything that entered their range was drastically weakened.
The severely weakened Glaive Wurms and spikes, now carrying less than eighty percent of their original power, finally broke through the black flames covering the Hell Three-Headed Hounds' bodies, only for their power to drop again to fifty percent. Attacks at fifty percent strength struck the scale-covered hounds and could barely break their defenses!
The Hell Three-Headed Hounds' attacks were terrifying to the controlled Mad Demons. In terms of magic, the black flames alternately spewed from their three heads were much like the Human flamethrower soldiers in Three Races Domination, except their range and intensity were thousands of times greater.
Wherever the black flames passed, the controlled Mad Demons clutched