The Rise of the Cemetery

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The bloodshed after the war has not yet dissipated.

The hunchbacked and ferocious body of Soul Eater Blue, covered with bone spurs, stood on the top of an ancient tree far higher than the surrounding area, looking solemnly down at the endless forest sea under his feet.

Predators and lickers were constantly shuttling through the forest, gathering insect corpses one by one, and letting the Lichs accompanying the team pick them. The intact worm corpses will be resurrected into a kind of skeletal worm, which also has the ability to burrow into the ground, while the rest will randomly perform "undead summoning".

As for whether it is a skeleton or a zombie crawling out of the broken insect body, it is not the object of concern of the Lich. This kind of undead at the beginning level has not even solidified and tempered its body, and it does not even have the qualifications to become cannon fodder in a large cemetery. They can only be stocked casually in the elf forest, treating them as the ubiquitous eyes and eyes of the Great Cemetery.

In this battle, Bruce encountered only tens of thousands of insect troops, but the casualties brought to the predator troops were as high as 30,000. If the fight continues like this, I'm afraid that within two days, Bruce's ghoul troops will be exhausted.

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

It was a druid-changing eagle.

The druid had been wearing them since he had an accidental encounter in the jungle a day ago, and he had seen everything from beginning to end in the battle just now. It seems to be willing to become an "observer", carefully and meticulously observing every move of the Blue Legion, understanding their combat habits and characteristics.

The "Insect Helmet" in Brun's hand is the latest research result of the old Lich Kel'Thuzad. It is said that it can intercept and decipher the telepathy and connection between high-level Zerg. It's a pity that in the big battle just now, Bruce, who was carrying it to kill the swarms, didn't sense anything at all, as if the zerg commanders had realized the danger and thus changed the way they communicated with each other. have to.

If I had known this was the case, I might as well hide myself in the body of a certain bug and sneak into the nest, so maybe I could gain something.

But now...

The Great Cemetery has its own inherent fighting style, and most of them are divided into small teams, which not only improves the flexibility of the team, but also can combine colorful strategies and tactics. In this way, the enemy is dedicated and we are divided to fight against them, attacking and harassing their periphery and nests; if the enemy dares to disperse and pursue, then with the efficient communication and instant command of the soul system, small troops can gather at any time to form a complete force. The Graveyard Legion, and then choose the weak and eat, and bite the enemy hard.

This way of fighting has always been unfavorable in the past, and it can always make a large number of enemies furious, and then lose troops. But this time, for some unknown reason, all the Cemetery teams felt as if they were stuck in a sticky silt swamp. The enemy is slippery and cannot be tracked at all, but the Cemetery team is frequently attacked and ambushed by the small and fine Zerg elite troops.

Soul Eater Blue gazed irritably at the distance, always feeling that the jungle in front of him was weird, as if countless eyes were watching him, it was disturbing but helpless.

Bruce looked up at the black spot in the distant sky again, cursing fiercely.

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

Zerg has become increasingly elusive now.

Their large troops seldom appear in the forest. Instead, they turned to the underground passages extending in all directions, digging a temporary passage from time to time, rushing out of the surface to attack the cemetery team. Once the battle damage reaches a certain level, or they are about to face the large cemetery's combined attack, they will go underground again and quickly get rid of the large cemetery's chasing troops.

Damn it, these bugs played the essence of guerrilla warfare more authentically than the large cemetery.

Of course, Blue also tried to send a team of 500 elite predators to rush into the ground, but it ended badly. In the huge labyrinth full of wormholes and tunnels underground, the Predator team got lost, and was made dumplings by the swarming worms.

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

Bruce set up a pergola and looked around.

300 miles to the northwest, 1,000 vampires led by the blood saint Hera are fighting against 70,000 Zergs; while 170 miles to the west, a joint team led by the Corpse King and the Forgotten Mage is fighting against the impact of 300,000 Zergs. The enchanting banshee Dolores is leading 20,000 spirit troops to rush to help; 1,000 miles to the south, the joint forces of the Doomsday Legion have encountered nearly a million worm troops and are struggling to break through to the northeast; Under the command of Scarface, the second team of the Black Blade Knights supporting them is trying hard to break through the interception of another large army of insects...

Of course, in the direction behind Bruce, there are still two troops fighting fiercely.

For a moment, Bruce was a little confused, not knowing which side of the battlefield he should lead the team to intervene.

The same confusion as Bruce also includes Leoric, the commander of the cemetery who is in charge of the overall situation.

Nearly 30 cemetery teams of different sizes and with different types of troops encountered a full-scale attack and ambushes in the entire huge battlefield that was tens of thousands of kilometers wide. One or two may be exceptions, but they were all attacked, which fully shows that the Zerg army also has an extremely complete intelligence system and combat command system.

The jellyfish-shaped invisible zerg killed by the Gorefiend on the battlefield last time, according to the old Lich's conclusion after dissecting it, is a kind of worm whose biological level is much higher than that of ordinary zerg. It not only has the stealth ability of refracting light, imitating color, and imitating shape, but also has a miniature folding space inside the body that is hundreds of times larger than its body size. This makes it have multiple capabilities such as scouting, stealth, and transporting troops, and it is very likely to be one of the battlefield command centers of the Ahn'Qiraj Zerg.

In addition, many people with supernatural powers in the Great Cemetery captured a strange eyeball zerg in the places where many cemetery teams passed by. They have no combat power, but they have super visual ability and stealth skills. If the Zerg really spread the eyeball zerg all over the Elven Forest, the Necropolis would have to bear the risk that its every move would be under the Zerg's surveillance.

For this reason, the Great Cemetery had to send a large number of ghost troops, assassin troops, and low-level vampires to conduct a carpet search in the area where the Cemetery team was active, playing hide-and-seek with these eyeball zergs.

Although the results are quite fruitful, it still cannot meet the basic requirements of the Skeleton King to cover the battlefield.

In the end, a clever Lich from the Institute of the Undead figured out a way to develop and improve the miniature version of the Diablo Stone based on the principle of creating the fog of war by the bone pillars in the Great Cemetery.

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

Some cemetery teams gave good feedback after the trial. Skeleton King immediately ordered the major cemetery cities to work overtime to produce thousands of them. Then, as the cemetery teams continued to attack, the dark stone was almost scattered all over the elves. all corners of the forest.

Either buried in the ground, or driven into the trunk of a big tree, or thrown into a mountain stream, or hidden in a bird's nest on the top of a tree...

In short, the cemetery mercenaries walked over all the places where things could be hidden. The ingenuity with which they hide things is simply amazing. Some cunning and cunning mercenaries even hid the Dark Stone in the excrement of large animals, and some hid it in the bodies of Zerg who died in battle...

This undoubtedly gave the Zerg commander a headache!

Both sides are confused.

The Zerg choose to hide underground, and then rush out of the ground at any time based on sophisticated intelligence to attack the Necropolis troops. The Cemetery team chose to hide in the fog of war, surreptitiously destroying all Zerg troops who dared to march on the ground.

The Zerg relied on the eye worm and the host, and the large cemetery relied on the dark stone, and the two sides once again pulled the battlefield into a balance of power between the blind and the deaf.

After dozens of large and small battles, the large cemetery has vaguely outlined the general situation of the Zerg in front of them. For a long time, the number of worm troops who fought with dozens of cemetery teams was about 6 million. This also means that there are 5-6 cerebrate commanders facing the big cemetery, so the remaining cerebrates Woolen cloth?

After such a long battle, there are not one or two median Zerg in the hands of the Great Cemetery, so the Great Cemetery also knows the basic situation of the Ahn'Qiraj Zerg. To be honest, it is simply a delusion to want to keep internal information in front of a horde of dracolich.

But the more you know, the more vague you know about that Zerg demigod.

From the captured Zerg souls, there was no news or information about the Zerg demigod at all, as if that guy didn't exist at all. According to the estimation of the old corpse witch, the intelligence of Zerg demigods can only be understood at the minimum level of brain worms. Therefore, if the Great Cemetery wants to spy on the Zerg demigod's information, I'm afraid it can only try to capture a brain worm.

The cemetery commander Skeleton King, who has a lot of cemetery heroes to assign, also discovered an interesting phenomenon. The closer to the Zerg nest, the tighter the Zerg's defense. Once any cemetery team has a tendency to advance towards the Zerg lair, then the next intensive swarm attack will fall on this team one after another.

It stands to reason that the Zerg has tens of millions of terrifying soldiers in their lair, as well as demigod powerhouses who are superior to all heroes, so they should welcome the big cemetery to take the initiative to die!

Is it an enemy trap, or is there really something wrong with the Zerg Hive?

The Skeleton King could only tentatively lead the Cemetery team to detour towards the Zerg lair, trying to detect something from the Zerg's reaction!