Anub'arak appeared.
He immediately thrust his massive body forward and began attacking Rex.
Not a single word came from Anub'arak's mouth.
His eyes were blood-red, a chilling sight.
Enemies saw red when they met. There was nothing to say. Fighting was the only possibility.
They would settle who won and who lost, who lived and who died.
That was what mattered now. Anub'arak's enormous body began to shake.
As Anub'arak shook, black specks began falling from his body. Each was about the size of a fist-not particularly large, but their numbers were terrifying.
One after another, they were shaken off Anub'arak's body.
But on closer inspection, they were not black specks at all. They were insects.
These insects resembled beetles, but a careful look revealed the differences. They had wings on their backs, while green fluid constantly seeped from their abdomens.
As soon as these black insects appeared, they began crawling or flying straight toward Rex.
They filled the sky and covered the ground in a dense swarm. Nothing else remained within sight.
Bzzzzzz!!!
The buzzing vibrated in his ears. As Rex watched, he felt nothing but disgust.
He did not think this attack would be particularly powerful. Individually, these insects were not very strong.
Rex drew the radiant Ashbringer. Golden holy light surged and shone across the weapon.
The crystals set into it also began spinning.
Facing the resurrected Anub'arak, Rex strode forward. The instant the insects were about to land on him, he swung Ashbringer.
A dazzling golden radiance burst from Ashbringer in Rex's hand.
It swept across the swarm like an aurora.
The brilliant light swept over everything.
The golden holy light struck the insects, but the destruction he had expected never came. Although the holy light hit them, the insects showed no reaction at all, as