Interstellar Super Planter

The swarms of Zerg filled every inch of the battlefield, besieging numerous human warships, mechs, and fighter jets. The roar of weapons, the flashes of exploding fighter jets, and the convergence of various energies made it impossible to understand the entire battlefield situation without a god-like perspective.

The several legion commanders were connected online, each in charge of a battlefield, exchanging information about the battle situation. Otherwise, it would be impossible for one person to command such a large battlefield.

For soldiers, the Zerg are mortal enemies, and the battle must be fought to the death. Mercenaries, on the other hand, are excited and thrilled when facing the Zerg, their eyes filled with StarCraft currency.
The reward for this mission is very generous; killing a single Zergling earns you 100,000 Star Coins. Otherwise, why would so many people be willing to risk their lives to take on this mission?

Tens of millions of warships rushed toward the fierce battleground, and various attacks immediately began;
There are too many Zerg. You don't need to aim, just fire and you'll hit them. Even if you don't kill them, you'll be seriously injured. It's just that the warship cannons consume too much energy. If it weren't for military support, no mercenary group could afford to keep up with the demand.

The mercenary warships charged forward in a mad rush, all the portholes opened, and the mech fighters targeted their targets, killing indiscriminately, because killing one meant a lot of money.

The Zerg were excitedly hunting down humans when suddenly a new batch of humans rushed over, making them even more excited—so many meaty creatures!
Both sides were equally excited, their eyes gleaming with greed, and both wanted to kill the other, so they instantly engaged in a fierce battle.

Soon the common problems of mercenaries became apparent: they disobeyed orders and only wanted to fight alongside their own small groups.
Many mercenary groups do not want their mech squads to assemble as ordered, allowing their strongest combatants to be at the forefront;
With everyone harboring their own selfish motives, many mercenaries ended up not knowing who to listen to, and were unable to cooperate with each other. They could only stick close to their own people and desperately kill the insectoids, but with little effect, and many died in a short time.

In a normal military formation, mechs are the vanguard, fighter jets protect the flanks, warships provide long-range attacks, and other branches of the military cooperate to attack according to the commander's orders.

Mercenaries are inherently weak in space warfare, and their unit types are incomplete. However, they are not invincible if they coordinate well. Otherwise, how could space pirates kill and plunder and roam the stars?

Compared to the Zerg, humans cannot fully utilize their strength in the void. If it weren't for the power of Star Currency, many mercenaries would be too weak to even stand inside the pod and fire their guns.

Although the Cold Night Mercenary Group had no allies, it had a considerable number of people and warships, and after a period of rigorous training, everyone united and unleashed their full strength as they charged into the battlefield.

Upon receiving the order to attack, Ye Zhi Qiu immediately ordered the cannons to fire, with the Violet's artillery specifically targeting the warships besieged by the Zerg.

Ye Lan and Ye Hao led the mecha team, charging forward like arrows, carving a path through the enemy lines. The warships followed closely behind, shooting down countless insectoids and clearing a void.

The Cold Night Fleet operated in perfect unison, coordinating seamlessly and wasting not a single ounce of energy. They inflicted heavy casualties on the Zerg and rescued many warships. Those warships, now freed up, began attacking the surrounding Zerg forces to aid their allies, as long as their own casualties were not too severe.

Although the mercenaries were not very strong, their sheer numbers made them incredibly powerful. They charged forward and managed to hold back the Zerg's momentum, like a giant wave being stopped by a dam.

At this moment, the human powerhouses were fighting against the King Worm. More than a dozen of them were in dire straits, having used up most of their weapons and equipment. Now they were relying entirely on their own cultivation to hold on.

The group fought and retreated, falling behind the main force. Their mission was to contain the King Worm and prevent it from attacking the fleet again.

They've been fighting non-stop for several days, from the front lines to the logistics base. An ordinary person would have been exhausted long ago. It's only because they have high cultivation levels and carry a lot of good items to replenish their supplies that they've been able to keep going until now.

What's infuriating is that the Overlords have an even easier time replenishing their energy than they do; the battlefield is littered with Zerg meat and various forms of energy.

However, after a few days of fighting, the Queen Worm should be nearing its end. It remains to be seen who can hold out longer. In any case, the human side is still at a disadvantage.

In particular, the red, worm-like king worm possesses fire-based abilities. Its flames are both poisonous and intense; even a touch of them can cause severe injury, if not death. Several of our old buddies have died from its fiery breath.

Red Worm was overjoyed; its moment of glory had finally arrived. This battlefield was its home turf, while the thought of the other side gave it a headache, and it never wanted to see that woman again.

Its belly swelled up, and a surge of energy flowed through its abdomen before bursting out of its gaping maw, burning the old human man to death first.

"Oh no, I can't dodge it! Help! Someone help me!" An old man fighting the King Worm's expression changed drastically. The King Worm had actually launched a sneak attack! The King Worm was tightly entangled with him, and the red worm was spitting out a mouthful of fire, which he couldn't dodge no matter what.

The man thought to himself, "It's over, I'm doomed."

Even so, he still swung his longsword at the king insect in front of him. Since he was going to die anyway, the insect in front of him shouldn't have an easy time either. He slashed once, only slightly injuring the king insect, then flipped his wrist and swept the sword horizontally again.

But something was strange; why hadn't the red worm's flames landed on him yet?

The king worm swiftly dodged, its blade striking empty air. The old man turned sharply, only then realizing that the red worm's attack had been blocked.

A man dressed in an imperial military uniform stood in front of the red worm, and the scorching flames were blocked by a huge stream of water, causing white smoke to hiss and rise in the air.

Taking advantage of the opportunity, the soldier leaped up and slashed at the red worm's vital spot with a gleaming blade. The move was swift, ruthless, and accurate, showing that he was definitely a seasoned veteran of the battlefield.

Is this person a military expert? His timely intervention, seeing they were under so much pressure, was truly remarkable.

After losing several of their companions, the pressure on them has been mounting. Faced with the surge in the number of Queen Worms, they can only barely keep up and risk death at any moment.

The red worm shrieked, narrowly dodging the knife. The treacherous human had actually launched a sneak attack. The person wielding the knife in front of it had a familiar aura that made it instinctively feel afraid. The talisman he threw out was even more familiar to it.

This person was Bai Qian, who had transformed into a soldier. She had just arrived and saved a powerful human who was almost dead. Without saying a word, she immediately started fighting with the red worm.

Bai Qian's moves looked fierce, but she actually suppressed several degrees of her cultivation; otherwise, the red worm would have recognized her immediately, which would have been no fun.

Bai Qian blocked the red worm, but the remaining king worms were all stronger than the red worm;

Those human powerhouses were in dire straits, barely managing to hold off the King Insects, when they received news from the front that reinforcements seemed to be arriving. So why fight? Let's run! Didn't you see the Zerg army had already passed by?

The group exchanged hand gestures and nodded slightly to indicate their agreement.
With everyone exerting their strength at the same time, they joined forces to force back the King Worm, then turned and ran, plunging into the swarm of worms. With a wave of their hands, no less than ten million worms were turned into mincemeat.

This is called give and take. If the King Worm breaks the rules first and charges into the human battle formation to slaughter everyone, they will do the same.

The strong are the strong. The Zerg, which are extremely powerful to ordinary soldiers, can be wiped out by a few people with a wave of their hands, and tens of thousands of Zerg can be killed in a few seconds.

The queen insects were outraged. While their insectoid race was numerous and could produce new batches every few days, their elites required several rounds of brutal battles to train. It would be a waste for them to die like this.

Seeing that the humans had fled, they immediately gave chase.

Red Worm wanted to chase after it, but it had a bad feeling and thought it would be safer to stay with everyone. But how could Bai Qian let it go so easily? She brandished her long sword, which flashed with a bright light, and her attacks were aimed at Red Worm's vital points.

The red worm was so angry it wanted to curse, its tail swaying back and forth as if it wanted to whip the human opposite it to death.

Bai Qian glanced at the few king insects that had given chase, making no attempt to stop them. However, the red worm seized the opportunity and darted off after them. (End of Chapter)