Orc Tyrant

Puff puff~

Ur jerked out his hand and smashed a large beetle to pieces.

The yellow stains were printed on his dark green skin, confirming the existence of the hapless beetle.

The world is finally quiet.

Ur must focus all his attention on his ears, which are several times more sensitive than humans. Because he spent too long on the highly industrialized surface of Arkham, the mixed smells in the jungle made him the same. The keen sense of smell is disturbed.

In this endless green bush forest, the line of sight cannot be stretched far.

Heights was once a land of lush vegetation, located on the edge of Phillips State and another state.

Before humans set foot, a large number of rich and diverse lives were rooted in this land, which was once part of the Harpy Kingdom.

The immigrants quickly established base areas on the New World, but the primitive aboriginal creatures and plants showed strong aggression.

So the law of survival here becomes simple: if something is missing, it must be burned.

The first immigrants built their fortresses by the river and burned down large areas of jungle to expand their territory.

The immigrants obviously prefer to destroy the environment than to modify it.

After years of reclamation, there was only a dense forest that was less than one percent of the original size of Haze, which existed as a sign of administrative division.

Ur is not particularly concerned about the history of these humans, he cares more about his mission.

He had been in Arkham long enough, and wanted to leave the steel forest and return to the battlefield anyway.

There he can talk freely with friends and fight with enemies without being trapped in the intrigue of the war gang.

Guk gave him this opportunity. On the day of the declaration of war, he issued a mission to all the special warfare boys. This task seemed easy, but in fact all the special warfare boys knew it was not easy.

The key is very dangerous, even fatal.

Guk asked them to find every hidden bunker or large permanent fortification.

This was an arduous and glorious task, and Ur took it without hesitation, and didn't even consider what it meant.

The players under Ur looked reluctant.

They all want to show their talents in the next big battle, instead of being beaten to death by humans before the war starts. After all, it's okay to go deep behind the enemy line, but they really have been squatting in the heavy human surroundings, even if it is Ouke. The strong heart will also feel that this is suicide.

But Ur thinks more, knowing that the overlord's move must make sense.

A squad of twenty-eight special warfare boys was organized. Although Ur was accustomed to smaller organizational units, it must be admitted that he needed more boys to complete this task.

He knows the location of a hidden underground fortification and must be marked.

To be honest, after spending so long in Arkham, Ur has seen enough houses.

When they swim across the river and enter the wilds within the human sphere of influence, he can feel the blood boiling in his chest.

"This place reminds me of the abandoned city."

Walking in the quiet jungle, the kid behind Ur murmured.

The fertile soil in the jungle is covered with intertwined trees, and dense branches extend far into the sky, covering the forest with a thick canopy.

Vines hang between the tree trunks, and low shrubs and ferns burrow from any gaps between the roots. Ur noticed that most of the leaves here are red, an unusual red color.

Mottled spots of light fell on the ground, and Ur wanted to know how so many plants survived without sunlight.

The density of the jungle is not uniform.

In some places, the space will be more open.

The entire natural environment made Ur feel that he was moving underground, or passing through a chaotic building.

Everywhere is the constant hum of beetles.

The team spent the first hour of the operation in silence and vigilance. The biggest living creature they found was nothing more than a fist-sized reptile.

Finally, the silence was broken by the complaints of Ur's men.

"It's a good idea to be here, head."

Hagmoss murmured in a low voice.

Although his waistline doesn't look suitable for a special warfare kid, Ur has seen the speed and strength of this big guy.

Usually the kid thinks that Hagmos should be half as powerful as he brags. Since he became a master of bragging, this is the problem he has been unable to overcome.

"Come on, doesn't it make you feel better to be able to leave those cog boys?"

Ur replied without looking back.

"Well, that's true, but I prefer to go somewhere cooler and less worms."

Hagmos said as he flew a beetle away from the muzzle of his big gun.

Suddenly, Ur's ears caught a strange noise from the hum of jungle insects: first a faint scratching sound, and then a knocking sound, both coming from his left side.

The smell of a reptile touched his nostrils.

In the next second, there was another responding knock from the right side.

Ur's blood became hot.

He made a warning gesture and raised a hand to his boys.

Out of trust, the other members immediately stopped arguing and prepared their weapons.

Karma~!

A torrent of fallen leaves fell from the sky, and a group of wild beasts ripped a gap from the height of the jungle and began to attack.

A beast violently slammed into Ur's arms and slammed his back against the trunk of the big tree.

The lengthened fighting dagger in Ur's hand was glowing, and the sharp blade cut the trunk behind him like paper.

Then the tree fell slantingly, and when it fell staggeringly, Ur's dagger was also trapped in the trunk.

The enemy attacked him again from behind. These creatures in blood-red scaly armor could blend perfectly with the background of the woods. They stared at Ur with yellow eyes, their diamond-like black pupils contracted, and three in their mouths. The rows of jagged teeth creaked.

Their arms and legs made Ur feel more like dried shrimps than lizards.

But the triangular head, the forked tongue, the whip-like thorny tail, and the unique smell of reptiles told Ur that this should be a lizard.

"dry!"

Ur used his pistol to send three bullets into the chest of a lizard monster, blood spurted out of the monster’s tattered body, but it was still twisting forward, trying to realize it in its original brain Make the final attack before he is dead.

But soon, the monster fell, and Ur turned to look for his next enemy.

A lizard monster frantically tore at Hagmoss, it tried to pierce Ouke's neck with its paws again and again, but every time it was thrown away by the opponent's shoulder armor, a few sparks popped out.

The angry monster strengthened its offensive, and the powerful claws made Ur's companion trapped in place, but Hagmos was not injured. He was just a little unsteady in the face of such an attack.

Ur shot through the monster's skull from behind.