Half an hour later, hundreds of millions of flying ants and nearly a million mutant rats approached Dawn City.
The swarm Chen Luo had seen was only the largest of the rat swarms.
They did not bother with threats. They simply charged, blanketing the land and sky.
There were too many creatures to fit on one side, so they surrounded the city from every direction at once.
The flying ants arrived first, blotting out the sun.
Endless flames, bitterly cold Chill Clouds, raging Hurricanes, and densely woven Lightning Nets filled the battlefield.
Every member showed what they could do.
The Fire members killed the most.
At first, everything went smoothly.
Then the rats arrived and began their siege.
As the saying went, dragons begot dragons, phoenixes begot phoenixes, and rats' offspring knew how to dig.
Some rats attacked the city head-on, while others dug tunnels on the spot to enter Dawn City underground.
The rats had sharp teeth, but they could not gnaw through Dawn City's walls in such a short time.
Chen Luo had not built particularly advanced walls. They would be utterly useless when the monsters descended anyway.
The pressure on the members suddenly mounted. They had to deal with threats from the sky, the ground, and underground all at once.
If they held off the attacks from above, they could not cover the ground.
And the attacks were coming from all four directions at once.
The flying ants were weak, but once they got close, they desperately burrowed into people's eyes, ears, and nostrils.
Once inside, they bit.
They exploited every opening.
They posed little threat, but they were revolting.
The first waves were only ordinary ants and rats. Those dying were all weak cannon fodder.
The five Rat Kings watched coldly from behind. When they felt