Despair welled up in their hearts—
The Endless Swarm, coupled with high resistance to physical attacks.
They were all as good as dead!
"[Sarkaz expletive], these bugs aren't like the ones we've seen before!"
Though they looked very similar, the shells of those bugs from before had not been hard. Their weapons could break through their defenses and kill them.
But these bugs were completely different—
It was as if they had already adapted to physical attacks!
"...Hoederer, do you think we've already been eliminated?"
Ines watched the Sarkaz soldiers gradually collapse beneath the onslaught of the little creatures, her expression complicated.
These little creatures seemed more useful than Sarkaz mercenaries like them.
"...That isn't what we should be concerned about."
Hoederer looked at everything before him—
He understood one thing.
Kazdel's civil war was about to undergo a massive change.
And the cause was these little creatures.
They had poured out from underground.
Earlier, Hoederer had led his team down there to investigate, and they had definitely not seen these little creatures.
Otherwise, neither he nor Ines could possibly have walked out alive.
So, had so many little creatures been born in such a short time?
The Regent's soldiers could not easily break their defenses, while these little creatures were numerous and fast. Their teeth were also incredibly sharp, enough to pierce armor.
After only a few minutes of contact, the Regent's soldiers began to rout.
"Why don't we follow Babel instead?"
There probably was no future in sticking with W.
Babel had grasped such a power—
Could the Regent possibly win?
Ines could not help but ponder it.
"..."
Kal'tsit watched the Regent's defeated soldiers without changing expression.
Then—
A crescent-shaped slash swept across the battlefield.
Even the Zerglings found it difficult to withstand that strike.
Quite a