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The blood after the war has not yet dissipated.

The soul-eating monster Brubu's hunched and hideous body, with bone spurs, stood on the top of an ancient tree far higher than the surrounding area, and looked down at the endless forest under his feet with a serious expression.

Predators and lickers are constantly traveling through the forest, gathering worm corpses together and allowing the corpse witches to pick them up. The worm corpses will be resurrected into a skeleton worm intact and have the ability to dig, while the rest will be randomly "summoned by the undead".

As for whether the skeletons or zombies crawled out of the broken insect body, it is not the object of concern to the corpse witches. Such initial undead spirits have not even solidified and tempered their bodies, and they do not even have the qualifications to become cannon fodder in the cemetery. They can only be stocked casually in the elves forest, treating them as eyeliners and ears everywhere in the cemetery.

In this battle, Bru encountered only tens of thousands of insect troops, but the casualties brought to the predator troops were as high as 30,000. If you continue to fight like this, you may not be able to run for two days and Bru's ghoul troops will be exhausted.

Bru took off the "worm helmet" on his head angrily, looked up at the black spot in the distant sky, and couldn't help but curse secretly: "These cowards!"

It was a druid-changing eagle.

Since they encountered it accidentally in the jungle a day ago, the druid has been decorated with them, and even the battle just now has been completely ignored. It seems that it is willing to become an "observer", carefully and meticulously observing the every move of the Bru Legion, and understanding their combat habits and characteristics.

The "worm helmet" held by Bru is the latest research result of the old corpse witch Kel Thujad. It is said that it can intercept and crack the spiritual sense and connection between high-level Zergs. Unfortunately, in the battle just now, Bru, who was carrying it to rush into the insect swarm, sensed nothing at all, just as if the Zerg commanders had realized the danger, thus changing the way they contacted each other.

If I had known this was the case, I would have been better off hiding in the body of a certain insect and mingling into the nest. Maybe I would have gained something in this way.

But now...

The cemetery has its own inherent fighting style, which divides most of it into small teams, which not only improves the flexibility of the team, but also combines colorful strategies and tactics. In this way, the enemy will fight guerrillas with them, attack and harass their periphery and nests everywhere; if the enemy dares to pursue them in a dispersed manner, then with the efficient connection and immediate command of the soul system, the small troops can gather into a complete cemetery legion at any time, and then choose to eat them and bite the enemy hard.

This kind of fighting method is always unfavorable in the past, and it can always make a large number of enemies furious, and then lose troops and generals. But this time, for some reason, all the cemetery teams felt like they were trapped in a sticky and hard to escape. The enemy was so slippery that they could not be tracked at all, but the cemetery teams frequently encountered small and elite Zerg troops raids and ambushing.

The soul-eating monster Bru looked around in anger, and always felt that the jungle in front of him was strange, as if countless eyes were staring at him, which was upset but helpless.

Bru looked up at the dark spot in the distance again in the sky, cursing fiercely.

Damn bastard, as long as you dare to fly low, I will definitely beat you down!

The Zerg has become increasingly elusive now.

Their large troops rarely appear in the forest, but instead turn into the underground passages with all kinds of connections. From time to time, they dig up a temporary passage and rush out of the surface to launch an attack on the cemetery team. Once the damage reaches a certain level, or they are about to face the division and joint attack of the cemetery, they will turn underground again and quickly get rid of the pursuit troops of the cemetery.

It's so damn, these bugs play the essence of guerrilla warfare more authentic than the cemetery.

Of course, Bru had also tried to send an elite 500-man hunter into the ground, but unfortunately he ended up badly. There were wormholes everywhere underground and in the huge maze of tunnels everywhere, the hunter team got lost, and then the insects gathered in the group made dumplings.

Since then, no cemetery team dared to easily chase the ground!

Blu looked around with a handful of gazebo.

300 miles northwest is the blood clan saint Hera led 1,000 vampires to fight against 70,000 Zergs; 170 miles west is the joint team led by the Corpse King and Forgotten Mage to fight against the 300,000 Zergs, and the charming banshee Dlorisi led 20,000 soul troops to help quickly; 1,000 miles south is the joint force of the Doomsday Legion, which was surrounded by nearly one million insect troops and is breaking through the northeast direction with difficulty; and the second team of the Black Front Knights who came to support is working hard to break through the blockade of another large worm army under the command of Scarface...

Of course, there were two troops behind Bru, and fierce battles broke out.

For a moment, Bru was a little confused and didn't know which battlefield he should lead the team to intervene.

What is equally confusing to Bru is Leorick, the cemetery commander who commands the overall situation.

Nearly thirty cemetery teams with different sizes and different types of troops were actually subjected to a comprehensive attack and ambush in the entire vast battlefield of tens of thousands of kilometers. One or two may be exceptions, but the full attack fully demonstrates that the Zerg army also has an extremely complete intelligence system and combat command system.

The jellyfish-like invisible alien insect that the blood demon killed on the battlefield last time, according to the conclusion drawn by the old corpse witch after dissection, it is a insect whose biological level is much higher than that of ordinary Zergs. It not only has the invisible ability to refract light, color-simulation, and shape-simulation, but also has a miniature folding space that is hundreds of times larger than the body. This makes it have multiple abilities such as reconnaissance, stealth and transporting soldiers, and is likely to be one of the battlefield command centers of the Anqira Zerg.

In addition, many abilities in the Great Cemetery have captured a strange eyeball insect in the places where many cemetery teams passed. They have no combat power, but have super visual ability and invisibility skills. If the Zerg really spills this eyeball insect throughout the entire elf forest, the Great Cemetery will have to bear the risk of their every move being under the surveillance of the Zerg.

To this end, the Grand Cemetery had to send a large number of ghost troops, sting troops and low-level vampires to conduct carpet-style searches in the active areas of the cemetery team, and play hide-and-seek with these eyeball insects.

Although the battle results are quite good, it still cannot meet the basic requirements of the Skeleton King covering the battlefield.

Finally, a clever corpse witch from the Institute of the Undead came up with a solution to create a fog of war based on the principle of skeleton columns in the cemetery, and developed and improved the miniature version of the Dark Stone.

This dark stone is a special alchemy prop, which is only the size of a watermelon. As long as sufficient energy crystals are placed inside in advance, it will continuously create a weakened version of the fog of war. This fog of war can cover about 2 miles of range. In this fog, the sight and perception of all non-cemetery systems are weakened to the lowest level, while the spiritual perception of cemetery creatures is not affected.

Some cemetery teams had good feedback after trial. The Skeleton King immediately ordered the major cemetery cities to work overtime to rush out thousands of them. Then, with the continuous attack of the cemetery team, the dark stones were almost sprinkled in all corners of the Elf Forest.

Either buried in the ground, or penetrated into the body of a big tree, thrown into a mountain stream, or hide in the bird's nest on the top of a tree...

In short, everything that can hide things has been walked all over the cemetery mercenaries. Their clever hiding things is simply amazing. Some cunning mercenaries even hid the dark stones in the feces of large animals, and some hid them in the bodies of Zergs who died in battle...

This undoubtedly caused the Zerg Commander to have a headache!

Both sides are in a mess.

The Zerg chose to hide underground and then rushed out of the ground at any time based on precise information to attack the cemetery troops. The cemetery team chose to hide in the fog of war, destroying all Zerg troops who dared to march on the ground.

With the eye insect and host, the Grand Cemetery relies on the dark stone, the Zerg once again pulled the battlefield into a balance of power for blind men to fight deaf men.

After dozens of battles of all sizes, the Grand Cemetery has vaguely outlined the general situation of the Zerg in front of him. For a long time, the number of insect troops that have fought life and death with dozens of cemetery teams is about 6 million, which also means that the Grand Cemetery has faced 5-6 brainworm commanders, so what about the remaining brainworms?

After such a long battle, there are not only one or two middle Zergs that fall into the hands of the Grand Cemetery, so the Grand Cemetery also understands the basic situation within the Anqira Zerg. To be honest, it is simply a delusion to keep internal information in front of a team of dragon and lich.

But the more I know, the more vague I know about the Zerg demigod.

From the captured alien insect souls, there is no information or information about the Zerg Demigod, as if that guy does not exist at all. According to the old corpse witch, the information about the Zerg Demigod must be at the lowest level to understand it. Therefore, if you want to peek at the information about the Zerg Demigod, you may have to find a way to capture a brain worm.

The cemetery commander Skeleton King, who has a large number of cemetery heroes in his hand, also discovered an interesting phenomenon. The more he leads to the Zerg’s nest, the more strict the Zerg’s defense becomes. Once a cemetery team tends to advance towards the Zerg’s nest, then the dense insect group attacks will fall on this team one after another.

Logically speaking, the Zerg has tens of millions of terrifying soldiers in their nests and a demigod powerful man who stands out for the heroes. He should have no choice but to welcome the cemetery to take the initiative to die!

Is it the enemy's virtual and real trap or the Zerg's nest?
Chapter completed!