Gods: The Swarm

Han Fei's big breath made Guo Meng feel like she saw a ray of light in the abyss again.

"What are you saying?" She asked urgently, no longer as cold and arrogant as before.

Because at this time, the swarm of insects formed a wave and was approaching, and the earth element puppets formed a line of defense.

"1 million divine power, payable immediately!" Han Fei offered his price without hesitation.

"I don't have so much now, only 130,000 divine power, the rest will be paid within three days after the game." Faced with Han Fei's high price, Guo Meng had no choice but to tell her situation.

In order to achieve a good result in this competition, she had already used all the league rewards and resources given by her parents.

All of them were used to improve her followers and develop the divine domain, and she couldn't take out so much divine power at once.

Hearing Guo Meng say that she would pay after the game, Han Fei instantly lost interest in continuing the conversation.

He possessed the flying hopper and flapped his wings violently.

He quickly climbed to the position where he was before, and no longer paid attention to Guo Meng's demigod projection.

This kind of verbal guarantee is not mandatory at all, and it is completely supported by credibility.

Even if Han Fei asked Guo Meng to write an IOU now, the other party could directly deny it after the game.

Guo Meng looked at the flying hopper in front of her, and after she finished speaking, it flew back to the original altitude without stopping.

She could no longer maintain her calm on the surface, and showed a panic.

Just as she wanted to say something else, the surging swarm of insects had already approached the defense line formed by the earth element puppets.

When the insect tide spread to a distance of 300 meters from the magic legion, a roar suddenly broke out on the battlefield where there was only the sound of flapping wings.

This roar was like a signal, instantly igniting the entire swarm of insects, and the layers of roars resounded through the world.

The alienated springtails began to accelerate collectively, and the tough skin and wind protection effects emerged on their bodies.

At the same time, patches of fireball magic rose from the insect tide, drew an arc in the air, and fell steadily into the defense line formed by the earth element puppets.

The distance between the landing points of these fireballs was about five meters, and it did not reach the exaggerated firepower density that covered every inch of land when facing the old demigod last time.

But the explosion sound of the fireball landing will no longer stop from this moment on.

This not too intensive bombing, while having good lethality, also largely guarantees the continuity of the hydralisk's firepower output.

The explosion will extend backwards as the insect tide advances.

The Zerglings will maintain a constant speed within 300 meters in front of the Hydralisk, cleaning the area that has just been hit by the fireball.

The Earth Elemental Golems, which are specialized in attack and movement, have no way to deal with this kind of covering attack.

Without long-range attack means, they can only rely on the rock to form their bodies, try to shrink their bodies, and withstand the fireballs.

Unfortunately, facing a large number of fireball explosions, even the Earth Elemental Golems, which are naturally more advantageous in defense, cannot be safe and sound.

As the explosion continued to extend backwards, the Earth Elemental Golems that survived the fireball bombardment area had not yet stood up again from the aftermath of the explosion.

They ushered in a large number of extraordinary mutant Zerglings, which slashed with the back sickle with green wind blades.

Intensive attacks followed, and these puppets were cut into pieces almost instantly.

This is the infantry-artillery coordinated advancement tactic designed by Han Fei for the mixed legion.

Because of the maximum fireball attack distance of the hydralisk of more than 500 meters, Han Fei could only modify the infantry-artillery coordinated tactics of his previous life and use actual combat to test the specific effect of the tactics.

As for the flying hoppers in the sky, they will dive into the field when the advancement of the insect tide is blocked or when the opponent is dispersed for harvesting.

After all, the flying hoppers, in the overall positioning of the insect swarm, exist as auxiliary units.

On the premise of having super high mobility, some defense is also sacrificed.

This makes their combat losses in close combat, compared with the alienated hoppers as the main ground combat units, have always been low.

Han Fei used them to disrupt the enemy's internal formation before, which was very effective, but it also caused them to suffer high losses.

Now that he has a new tactical option, he must see how effective it is.

In this short period of time, the insect tide has already crushed the defense line formed by 5 million earth element puppets.

The explosion of the fireball after it landed also began to spread towards the second line of defense formed by the knights.

In the defense line formed by the knights, even Guo Meng's fanatical believers, watching the explosion gradually extending, their resolute expressions also brought inextricable sadness.

"Knights, it's time to offer everything for our God." The commander of the knight army roared into the ears of all the knights.

As a fanatic who has reached the elite level, the legion commander raised his lance, rode out, and came to the front of the army.

Facing the explosion that covered the whole army, he uttered the last four words with difficulty: "All troops charge!"

From these four short words, everyone could hear his helplessness and despair.

After saying that, he pulled the reins, controlled the warhorse, and charged towards the spreading explosion.

Following his action, some knights behind him who had reached the fanatic level of faith also urged their warhorses to jump out of the formation and followed closely behind him.

Seeing their backs charging towards death, it seemed as if they had magic.

In the array, the knights, whose morale had been crushed by the terrifying number of insect tides, were defeated.

At this moment, they knew that retreat would also lead to death, or they had formed an instinct through long-term training, or they regained their courage that had dissipated, or they found their glory again.

More and more heavy-armored knights urged their horses to follow their legion leaders and charged towards the densely packed fireballs.

When 6.5 million heavy cavalry charged, the horses' hooves hit the ground with a dull sound, and there was a faint tendency to compete with the roar of the insect swarm.

Han Fei watched this scene silently from high in the sky, and he didn't know what expression to use.

The difference between intelligent life is so great that most life forms will instantly lose the courage to resist when facing the insect swarm and become lambs to be slaughtered.

But there are always exceptions. They can burst out in despair, making Han Fei have to look at them with a brilliant will.

At this time, a sudden mutation occurred, and huge wind elements began to gather on the battlefield.

A series of blue tornadoes connecting the sky and the earth slowly formed above the advancing insect tide.

The stirred air flow gradually became violent and sharp as the tornado took shape.