Orc Tyrant

These soldiers who were distorted by the evil force screamed, and unrelentingly rushed towards the combined team of Agent Oak.

Hagrid's big gun kept roaring, knocking each body back into the jungle.

Ur quickly cleared the filth around him, and his superb combat skills enabled him to accomplish all this without time and effort.

As a human, Koresh relied on his extraordinary speed and technology to shuttle among his enemies like dancing, cutting the monsters to the ground one by one.

They almost slashed into the filthy pile of chaos almost bravely.

A few minutes later, the ground was covered with the dead bodies of soldiers contaminated by evil forces.

"Ok?"

Ur knelt on one knee beside a dead soldier. He wondered if the poor bug realized that he had become rotten trash, but the pungent stench made Ur feel sick.

The air is full of this smell. When they first explored this jungle a few days ago, the birds and other native flora and fauna were still quite active, but now there is nothing left.

Even the beetles that had been humming them constantly, they were nowhere to be seen at this time.

The Secret Service Team followed Ur and walked through the jungle. As they moved forward, they needed to cut down the vines and bushes that were blocking the way.

Occasionally, Ur would stop to determine if they were still heading in the direction of the strange temple.

After being confirmed, he immediately took action.

Time is so tight, and the cautious march is too extravagant for them now.

Because as long as you find that temple, you can find the entrance to the hidden bunker of human beings.

After passing through a forest, Ur stumbled across a large footprint and ran a path through the jungle.

He raised his fist and motioned the other agents to stop.

"What did you find, boss?"

"The fresh footprints left by dried shrimps, there are probably hundreds of them, all of them went to that place."

"Why should we be so worried about a group of crawlers?"

Hagrid still looked stupidly bubbling like that.

"We just killed a bunch, but not this bunch."

"Yes! You must beware of these new enemies."

Koresh also intervened, he had a very important mission.

According to information, there is an end-yan altar of blood worship here.

What is the final altar altar, in fact, Koresh himself is not very clear, but the higher level conveyed to him that these altars must be destroyed, otherwise everyone will have to finish playing, which is basically what it means.

But the Oukes don't understand the operating mechanism of the witchcraft altar. They are likely to leave after smashing them for a while, which does not guarantee the complete destruction of the altar.

So Koresh needs to join them, use his professional knowledge to completely destroy the altar, and at the same time have a deep understanding of how severe the corruption of the nearby blood worship is within the Legion of the New California Republic.

It now appears that the situation is not generally serious.

Following the route of the brain, Ur and other special warriors broke into the open space surrounding the entrance of the temple.

The surrounding scenes were exactly the same as he remembered, such as the multi-layered pyramid and the stone sculptures that cast malicious eyes.

When they first discovered the pyramid, he wanted to go in and find out. If he did that based on instinct, then things might be a little different now.

But at that time they have other tasks to perform.

"Go in!"

Ur waved to the other boys to follow him in.

The entrance of the pyramid is very primitive in design. It is only built with rough stones and marl. The jungle did not enter here like an invading city-it seems that the vegetation accepted it here.

They walked through the pyramid, where the floor was covered with dust, and the vines winding between the cloisters shone with dim blue-green phosphorescence everywhere.

They entered deeper and deeper into the pyramid, but apart from the sound of their footsteps echoing in the corridors, only a slight wind could be heard.

As Koresh went deeper, his heart became more and more disturbed. He wanted to know how long this temple had existed.

Was it local residents, or was it built by their ancestors? When did they begin to worship evil gods?

As the special forces team gradually penetrated into the temple, the light began to change.

In the end, the rough and primitive passage became a corridor made of smooth marble, the natural phosphorescence was replaced by a spherical light source, and the soil-covered floor was invisible, replaced by a steel plate printed with the same pattern.

This sudden change in the corridor environment caused them to stop and re-evaluate their situation.

Hagrid and Koresh walked to Ur. When the three of them got together for a tense discussion, the other boys kept a defensive posture in a game.

"I feel we are close to the goal."

Koresh looked a little nervous, his arm was aching, as if the blood in it was boiling.

"Yes, Xiao Xiami, I feel it too. But don't be impatient."

Ur just responded to him like this.

"Xia Mi, why are you so sure? You haven't been here again."

Hagrid dug out his nostrils and threw a large mound of pale yellow mucus to the ground.

"You should learn to trust your instincts."

After finishing their discussion, Ur turned around and continued to walk down the corridor. The journey was still the same as before, exceptionally quiet, even too quiet.

All the special warfare boys maintained a posture that they could fire at any time, and everyone knew that something was wrong with this place.

Koresh and Hagrid began to leaned against both sides of the corridor, and the other boys followed behind them.

This place is more like a command post than the underground bunker. Up to this point, the corridor has been circling down slowly, but now it has turned a 90-degree turn to the right.

The team slowly approached the corner. Ur tried to smell the air, but because the smell was too strong, he couldn't distinguish any scent clues from it.

Then he leaned out slightly and saw that the corridor in front was five meters away. At the end of the corridor was a double-opening door. Two soldiers in red clothes armed with rifles were guarding both sides of the door.

Ur first looked at Ur, then at his deputy.

They both knew exactly what Ur was going to do.

Koresh saw their eye contact and immediately understood. He immediately wanted to say that he was right, but suddenly recalled the scene of a fierce Oke rushing into the living room and throwing him to the ground.

It was the ferocity that made them unstoppable, and Koresh finally decided not to interfere with the other party's decision.

Ul smiled and drew out his saber and waved for everyone to charge.

Then, he jumped out first.

"Waaaaaaaaaagh!!!"