Vol 2 Chapter 712: pain

There is no time to slowly communicate the problem of team formation. In the face of the eye-catching void insects, the Frost Guards soldiers can only rely on the impression of weapons, and form a relatively complementary team.
This kind of temporary team formation obviously does not have much tacit understanding. Everyone is meeting for the first time, and there is not even a chance to communicate, so there is almost no cooperation in the battle.
Complete passerby bureau.
But even with the same cooperation as passers-by, after actually starting to collaborate, the loss of the Frost Warrior's side began to decline rapidly.
The Gorro warriors have cover and can form a position to provide a temporary line of defense; warriors who can throw weapons and shoot arrows interfere with every blow of the Void Worm; the flexible body wields the dagger in his hand and reaps the leaky net in the shadows The fish; the heavy weapon warriors who are wide open and wide open, ignoring the casualties, begin to squeeze the possible attack space of the void insect...
Although this cooperation is still very rough, but at least it has a little taste of the team-and at the cost of it, more than fifty fighters have died under the first wave of the Void Bug's offensive.
In the face of these elite casualties, Atox did not blink-not because these soldiers were not his men, but because he did not care about the unlucky lives.
That's right, don't care.
Luck is also a part of strength, and a guy with poor luck will only drag down the team-this is why Atox does not care.
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Seeing that the soldiers began to cooperate with each other, Siegwa still acted alone.
It wasn't Siegvar who didn't know how to cooperate, but because he needed to hunt down the mighty Netherworm that had devoured several warriors.
The cooperation of small teams is certainly very useful, but when faced with more powerful and evolved void worms, these small teams with rough cooperation are obviously not as reliable as the powerful solo.
Seeing that other people already had self-preservation, Sigvar put his eyes on the powerful insects that were visible to the naked eye.
Such as the one in front.
The bug in front of Siegvar seems to have devoured many unlucky warriors. Not only is it significantly larger, but the carapace also has scaly markings-the most exaggerated is that on the head of this bug, a The sharp thorns with a root length of about half a meter, and the chitinous horns gleamed strangely, seemed to be saying that this guy was not easy to mess with.
Unlike its siblings, this guy's wings seem to have disappeared during the process of phagocytosis and evolution. Its entire back is a complete carapace, not the wing sheath structure of other void insects. However, it crawls on the ground. The degree is also very fast, while improving his defense, the loss of agility is quite limited.
In the face of this unique Void Worm, Sigvar tentatively cleaved a few knives-but the Void Worm's flexible six arthropod legs moved very quickly. Although the horizontal knife was long, it did not hit.
Then, just when Siegwa wanted to change his strategy, the bug took the initiative to attack.
The sharp angle was pointed at Siegwa, and the Void Worm pushed hard like an angry bull.
In terms of body size, this void insect has the same size as a bull, except that compared to a bull with two horns, this void insect has only one horn.
Siegwa obviously would not relax his vigilance because it had only one horn. When the Void Bug suddenly added, Sigewa flashed decisively.
And when the cunning Nether Worm passed by Sigewa, he suddenly protruded his sharp arthropod leg from the side, and the sharp chitin blade-shaped leg was directly drawn to Sigewa's thigh.
Fortunately, Sigvar's hands were quick-eyed-in the face of the Void Bug's sudden counterattack, Sigvar cautiously didn't do it for the first time. When the Void Bug protruded his leg, Sigvar held his own knife, Blocked the blow.
Although the attack was blocked, Siegvar's horizontal knife could not support it.
Before Siegvar had killed a void worm that would spit out acid, the guy seemed to have eaten a warrior who liked to poison the weapon. After Siegvar had hacked the worm, there was obviously a gap in the knife-West Guva has no Zhenbing weapon. Although the horizontal knife in his hand is not bad, he is just an ordinary guy after all.
Now, after blocking the insidious bug's sudden blow, Sigvar's horizontal knife was finally completely finished.
While the Void Worm hadn't turned around yet, Sigvar rolled directly in place, drawing a weapon out of a pile of indescribable objects behind him.
The coldness of the start made Sigvar shudder-this is an ice weapon!
The hapless ghost using this weapon seems to be the last object engulfed by the bug in front of him, and being able to get the Zhenbing weapon means that the dead person is not a simple guy.
Then, just at the moment when Shigvar shuddered as she grabbed Zhenzhen's weapon, Void Worm turned around.
"Squeak--"
With a deep, shrill roar, the Void Bug rushed towards Siegwa again.
Faced with another violent sprint from the Void Worm~EbookFREE.me~ Siegwa didn't even have time to look at the specific shape of the weapon in his hand, and he waved it directly.
Zhen Bing is a holy thing for the Frost Guard. With the Zhen Bing weapon, he gave Siegvar a different kind of self-confidence—and when he really waved his weapon, he suddenly felt that something was not right.
It's too light...
Unlucky Siegwa didn't even realize that the weapon he got was a nine-point whip-this is an unconventional weapon. Unless specially trained, normal soldiers can't use this weapon!
The power of this whip Siegwa was fully used, but the characteristics of the nine-section whip caused its swinging degree and trajectory to be very erratic. It was a ruthless blow...
The whiplash of Nine Knots is very slow, and the sharp sharp corners of the Void Worm are already in front of us, and Siegwa is almost waiting to die.
"Fortunately, I don't seem to have any special combat skills. Even if this bug eats me, it can't evolve too much."
Then, just when Siegwa thought he was dead, there was a loud noise in front of him.
"Bang--"
Accompanied by a dull sound, the powerful Void Insect was suddenly rushed over and flew out faster.
Siegwa's eyes widened and his breath almost stopped. This feeling of escape from death was not the first time to taste it, but it was indescribable every time.
"Take a deep breath." At this moment, Sigvar felt someone patting his shoulder. "Can you still fight?"
"Of course!" Sigvar returned subconsciously, "no problem—"
"That's good." The guy who saved Siegwa was the former guy named Olar Stonefist. "Then quickly change the weapon at your disposal. The guy is not dead yet!"
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