Once those Aberration plants were able to survive on the ground, they uprooted them from the flesh and planted them in the ground.
Due to the unique environment of the Wilderness of Chaos, these Aberration plants may only be able to survive here for a few days, but even a few days is enough for the players of Soaring Sky Studio.
Because what they were about to play was the most authentic and original Plants vs. Zombies.
If Soaring Clouds's plan against the Blood Corpse could be described in the simplest terms, it would be the name of the game " Plants vs. Zombies ".
The ten players drew a simple grid on the ground and then began Planting the Aberration plants according to plan.
To prevent the Blood Corpse from appearing in other directions, surrounding three sides and leaving one side open is obviously the simplest method.
The players with high physical strength quickly planted three rows of straight ironwood trees as a fence, leaving only one gap facing east for the Blood Corpse to walk through.
As for the large pit used as a temporary warehouse, it was placed at the very back of the fenced area, making it convenient for players to throw the harmless Blood Corpse into it.
After the fence was in place, they continued to Planting the Aberration plants row by row.
Soon, a whole row of both the Resin-Dropping Pine and the Blood-Drinking Thornbush was planted.
These two are naturally the main force in this " Plants vs. Zombies " game. The former can secrete extremely viscous resin, which greatly slows down the movement speed of the Blood Corpse.
The latter can continuously drain blood, weakening the Blood Corpse; however, if removed in time, the Blood Corpse will not die as a result.
Behind these two rows of plants are some Oil Vine used for binding. These plants become very tough after being burned, and as long as the fire and amount of oil are controlled, they will not pose a life-threatening threat to the Blood Corpse.
With the three rows of plants ready, and as darkness fell, everyone attached the Deadwood Vine and Strangler Fig to their bodies to serve as prosthetics, and began to wait at the back of the three rows of plants.
Five minutes later, [ Autumn Light and Osmanthus Shadows ]'s message appeared on their communication channel:
"Get ready, there are eighteen of them, they're approaching."
Everyone quickly perked up and saw a crowd gathering behind the distant mound, while [ Autumn Light and Osmanthus Shadows ] flew excitedly towards the game area where three were missing one.
He brought the Soldier Bee to a steady stop directly above the crater, while the Blood Corpse following Bennett, adhering to the principle of the shortest route, surged toward the only entrance to this area.
Everyone at Soaring Sky Studio held their breath. While their boss's plan was somewhat impractical, it wasn't entirely impossible to implement, considering the intelligence of a typical Blood Corpse.
However, good plans always need to be continuously optimized, and if it's just a minor mishap, people can actually accept it.
Nearly twenty Blood Corpse quickly rushed over. At this moment, their eyes were only on Bennett, who was hanging in mid-air, and the players standing behind the plants.
They could smell the scent of living people, and their animal instincts told them that Bennett, their temporary leader, hadn't lied to them—look, following the leader really means there's fresh meat to eat!
So the first Blood Corpse stepped onto a clump of resin on the ground.
The Resin-Dropping Pine Planting by players, once their branches spread out, look like a giant umbrella, continuously dripping resin onto the area beneath the canopy.
Therefore, although the Resin-Dropping Pine was Planting behind the Blood-Drinking Thornbush, its canopy advantage allowed it to spray Resin-Dropping Pine at the front, so the Blood Corpse were first affected by this strange, Aberration pine tree.
Stepping onto the soft, semi-fluid resin, the Blood Corpse didn't notice anything amiss.
But just as he continued forward and lifted his foot to land again, he felt a tremendous force coming from beneath his feet.
The force constantly changed; when the Blood Corpse exerted force, the force was greater, and when Blood Corpse released its strength, the force was less. In short, although the Blood Corpse at the front tried its best, it could only lift its feet about a fist's height off the ground.
Seeing that one of its feet was bound, the Blood Corpse, driven only by the instincts of a wild beast, naturally thought of retreating to break free. So it turned its attention to its front foot, only to find that this foot was also firmly bound to the ground by something unknown.
"Huh?"
After several unsuccessful attempts to break free, the Blood Corpse let out an angry howl and began to concentrate all its strength on its two feet.
But such efforts are destined to be in vain. Just like many people have experienced stepping on sticky mouse traps, when faced with sticky substances all over the ground, whether it is a human or an animal, the best they can do is usually just free one foot.
The same applies to the Blood Corpse. The inescapable anger amplified its strength to some extent. It roared like a Blood Corpse beast, then poured all its strength into one leg, and with a sudden twitch, it actually pulled its foot off the ground!
But the sudden separation of the Blood Corpse's feet from the ground brought about a new effect: Imbalance.
The Blood Corpse, standing on only one leg, inevitably lost its balance briefly, and its entire body fell forward.
In front of it was the Blood-Drinking Thornbush, which had grown countless tiny, sharp thorns.
With a few muffled "plop" sounds, the Blood Corpse's chest was pierced by more than a dozen Blood-Drinking Thornbush.
After piercing the skin, these spikes quickly grew barbs and then began to suck the blood of the Blood Corpse.
All of this happened in the blink of an eye. The two players closest to the Blood Corpse immediately stepped forward and drew the pliers they had prepared from their waists.
Avoiding the Blood-Drinking Thornbush's attack range, the two players, one pulling out teeth and the other pulling out fingernails, quickly completed the initial harmless treatment of the Blood Corpse.
The two then used the Deadwood Vine and Strangler Fig that served as attachments to their bodies to tightly bind the upper body and legs of the Blood Corpse.
With a combined effort, the Blood Corpse was forcibly freed from the double restraints of the Blood-Drinking Thornbush and resin, landing on an open space behind two rows of plants.
The Blood Corpse was freed! But for it, this was not salvation, but rather the beginning of its descent into hell.
Ignoring the Blood Corpse Blood Corpse's reaction, the two men rushed forward before it could break free of their restraints. One of them ripped off the Blood Corpse Blood Corpse's toenails and toe bones, while the other pulled out the sharp spikes embedded in its flesh from its chest and abdomen.
During this time, the Blood Corpse also tried to fight back, even biting the nearest player's calf.
However, because it had lost all its teeth, its current biting ability was insufficient to even tear the player's linen pants, let alone armor.