Gods: Civilization Cultivation, Infinite War

Chapter 214 Divine soldiers descend from heaven
T09-3057 crystal wall system.

This is the corresponding number of the Crystal Wall System within the Myriad Manifestations Pantheon for the external campaign that the All-Spirits Alliance participated in this time.

Inside the central world of the T09-3057 crystal wall system, the war between the Zerg and the natives continues.

This war, which has lasted for millions of years, has long since fully unleashed the war potential of the T09-3057 crystal wall system.

In order to ensure their own survival and that of their race, all life abandoned all hatred and suspicion among themselves and united to fight against the Zerg.

Countless heroes rose up from this, composing epic tales that are both moving and inspiring.

However, under the overwhelming power, even with this level of effort, the T09-3057 crystal wall system still saw no hope of victory.

The entire crystal wall system became riddled with holes, and its overall size was less than one-tenth of its peak.

Even in the most powerful central world of the T09-3057 crystal wall system, they were constantly being pushed back by the Zerg's offensive.

A magnificent city, whose entirety is difficult to discern with the naked eye, is now facing an attack by countless insectoids.

Around the city, there are countless city walls built according to the terrain.

The height of these city walls is at least several thousand meters.

Above the city wall, rows of heavy cannons were lined up.

Each heavy cannon is nearly 100 meters long, with the muzzle alone reaching over five meters.

Just by looking at them, these heavy cannons exude a terrifying aura that sends chills down your spine.

Not to mention that countless array patterns are engraved inside and out of the heavy cannon, giving it even more extraordinary and powerful performance.

Behind the heavy artillery, corresponding array masters were controlling the bombardment of the distant Zerg army.

Each shell that lands can directly level an area within a radius of several kilometers.

The earth was sunk as a result, and countless Zerg within it were blasted to pieces, with only some severed limbs scattered around.

Logically speaking, such a heavy artillery should require a certain cooling-off time after each firing.

However, the heavy cannons on the city walls had no cooldown time whatsoever.

One shell after another, each heavy cannon could fire several shells in a single second.

Tens of thousands of heavy cannons were mounted on top of this city wall.

With thousands of cannons firing simultaneously, the Zerg on the opposite side suffered casualties in the hundreds of millions every second.

On the other hand, there have been no casualties on the city wall side.

But no one on the city wall showed any joy; instead, they all looked ready to die.

It wasn't because they were pessimistic, it was just that there were simply too many Zerg on the other side.

It was truly endless, like a tidal wave, and even the eyes of an extraordinary being could not see where its end lay.

Even though they can inflict hundreds of millions of casualties on the enemy every second, the number of Zerg troops shows no signs of decreasing.

Despite the deafening roar of cannons, the Zerg on the other side continued to advance at an extremely rapid pace toward the location of the city wall.

"Everyone, prepare for close combat!"

The commander's voice echoed above the city walls.

In a maximum of three minutes, the Zerg army will reach the foot of the city wall.

Although the entire city wall was thousands of meters high, it could only slightly hinder the Zerg's advance.

Leaving aside the flying Zerg, even those Zerg without the ability to fly can climb up directly from below the city wall as if walking on flat ground.

Even though the city walls were covered with numerous array patterns, they still couldn't effectively hinder the insectoid race.

Having extensive experience fighting the Zerg, they know that no environment or terrain can limit the Zerg.

The Zerg, skilled in devouring and evolving, are virtually impossible to counter using any means.

Time passed quickly, and when the first Zergling appeared above the city wall, the melee between the two sides officially began.

The Zerg that appeared above the city wall did not rush to attack the defenders on the wall, but instead charged toward the heavy artillery.

The city wall itself is a complete defensive formation, so the Zerg's ranged attacks have a hard time directly destroying the heavy artillery on top of the city wall.

However, once the Zerg officially reached the top of the city walls, the defensive array of the city walls could no longer effectively protect the heavy artillery.

Destroying these heavy artillery pieces would significantly reduce the casualties of the Zerg army.

The city wall defenders, of course, would not allow the Zerg to get what they wanted. This first round of close combat was originally going to be fought around heavy artillery.

"kill!"

The Zerg are extremely numerous, but each one is also quite powerful.

Even the lowest-ranking Zerg can easily slaughter a healthy adult male.

Therefore, none of the defenders on the city wall were weak; at the very least, they were all true superhumans.

In addition, during the millions of years of war between the two sides, the natives have also developed countless attack techniques against the Zerg.

Even a random native displayed extremely sophisticated combat skills when facing a large number of Zerg.

Each strike can precisely hit the weak points in the Zerg's body, achieving a one-hit kill.

As if entering an uninhabited land, he directly activated his unparalleled mode amidst the swarm of insects.

That's right, when the first Zerg appears above the city wall, it means that the Zerg swarm has arrived.

The individual combat strength of the natives is indeed far superior to that of the Zerg.

Furthermore, since the Zerg generally lack any intelligence, the natives were able to use their superior skills to achieve a devastating attack.

However, no matter how disparate the combat strength of individuals may be, as long as it does not exceed a certain limit, the factor of quantity cannot be ignored.

The natives are individually powerful, capable of fighting against a hundred, or even a thousand or more!
But the difference in numbers between the two sides is far more than a thousand times or ten thousand times.

No matter how many Zerg they kill, the same number, or even more, will rush towards them in the next moment.

Even those who have undergone a transformation in the essence of life and are no longer ordinary people will eventually reach a point of exhaustion.

Not to mention that while the individual combat strength of the Zerg is relatively weak, it doesn't mean that their only advantage is their numbers.

Among the swarm of insects, there were also many powerful insectoids comparable to superhumans.

These Zerg, comparable to superhumans, are not people who can be dealt with easily.

Perhaps in the face of heavy artillery, these Zerg, comparable to superhumans, are no different from ordinary Zerg.

But for most native warriors, a Zergling comparable to a superhuman was enough to make them take it a little more seriously.

If several insectoids comparable to superhumans appear at the same time, or even dozens or hundreds of such insectoids.

Most of the native warriors would have no chance of survival in this situation. Under overwhelming numerical superiority, the native defenders on the city walls were already at a disadvantage within just a few minutes.

It had been less than half an hour since the Zerg army appeared within the city walls' attack range.

The Zerg had already scaled the city walls and even gained an absolute advantage.

Despite their immense courage, the native defenders on the city walls were powerless to turn the tide against the relentless onslaught of the Zerg army.

"boom!"

The first heavy cannon was destroyed by the Zerg, followed by more explosions.

Throughout millions of years of warfare, the indigenous people have not been entirely without experimentation with other areas.

For example, a special force field specifically designed to target the Zerg, or specially developed special effects magic, or even weapons based on certain rules, etc.

However, without exception, all these methods are only effective the first time they are used.

If they wanted to use such methods again, they would find that the Zerg had adapted to these methods specifically developed for them.

Only methods evolved from the most fundamental rules can avoid being adapted to by the Zerg and continue to function normally.

This is why the war between the natives and the Zerg has remained at this very primitive stage.

As more and more heavy artillery was destroyed by the Zerg, the defensive forces on this side of the wall became weaker and weaker.

The Zerg outside the city walls suffered less and less damage, and more and more Zerg surged towards the top of the city walls.

Everyone knew that the fall of the city walls was inevitable.

But not a single soldier showed despair on their face; only resolve.

Even though they were already doomed, they were still doing everything they could to buy time, waiting for more Zerg to appear within the self-destruct range of the city walls.

That's right. Since the city wall itself is a complete defensive formation, the natives naturally have ways to detonate the entire formation.

If each heavy artillery shot could level the surrounding area within thousands of meters.

So, the self-destruction of the city wall could completely wipe out an area spanning thousands of kilometers.

No Zerg could survive such a self-destruction.

The Zerg were also aware of the natives' self-destruction tactics, so after dismantling a large number of heavy artillery pieces, they began to damage the city walls themselves.

Once the city walls are mostly demolished, even if the natives eventually self-destruct, the power of the explosion will be greatly reduced.

"almost……"

The commander muttered to himself, preparing to activate the city wall's self-destruct mode.

If the delay continues, the power of the city wall's self-destruction will be affected, and it will not achieve the best effect.

Moreover, the Zerg aren't stupid. Since they know the natives have the means to self-destruct, they naturally won't rush over headlong.

Instead, they would send appropriate troops to dismantle the city walls, and it would be best to successfully prevent the natives from self-destructing.

If self-destruction cannot be avoided, it can at least minimize casualties on your side.

There are two ways to activate the wall's self-destruct mode.

One is the decision made by the commander through direct communication with the formation; the other is that the city wall will automatically self-destruct after the commander dies.

The former is easy to understand, while the latter is to avoid a situation where the commander dies and is unable to react quickly, resulting in the Zerg directly destroying the city walls.

It is also possible to configure the system so that permissions are automatically passed on after the commander dies.

However, this makes it easy for the Zerg to exploit, since they are also very adept at methods such as assassination and brainwashing.

As the commander of the city wall, his own strength is at least that of a high-level superhuman, in addition to the extra care from the higher-ups.

Taking action against a commander is no less difficult than taking action against a legendary superhuman.

The Zerg certainly have sufficient strength, but targeting all the commanders of the city walls in this way is somewhat counterproductive.

After all, there are countless similar city walls surrounding just this one city.

And throughout the entire Central World, there are countless such cities.

Planning for so many city walls would be too much for even the Zerg to handle.

After all, what they excel at is sweeping through everything in their path, rather than outsmarting and outmaneuvering their enemies.

With a thought in mind, the commander prepared to communicate with the formation on the city wall and initiate a self-destruction.

Although his suicide would have the same effect, he still wanted to see countless Zerg die together before he died, otherwise it would be too much of a loss.

As for transferring himself and other soldiers before the city wall self-destructed, that was simply impossible.

This area has long been sealed off by the Zerg, and even spatial teleportation is impossible.

Therefore, their self-destruction was a true act of mutual destruction, rather than simply setting off a firecracker.

"Huh? What's that!?"

Before the commander could communicate with the formation on the city wall, the huge projection that appeared in the sky attracted some of his attention.

In that projection, he saw a world far beyond his imagination.

Even compared to the world projected into the Central Great World, it is as insignificant as a speck of dust.

What shocked the commander even more than this incomprehensible world was the countless armies that appeared in the projection.

The commanders couldn't determine the exact number of those troops.

But he was certain that even the endless Zerg army before him was insignificant in terms of sheer numbers compared to those armies.

Moreover, even though it was just a projection, the commander could feel the terrifying aura emanating from those troops.

Like their own army, those troops were all composed of superhumans, and some were even more powerful.

With the addition of these armies, the situation in the entire Central Great World might be improved to some extent.

Such a thought inexplicably appeared in the commander's mind, but he quickly shook his head.

To have such thoughts about a projection that suddenly appeared without even knowing what was going on is truly a sign of my madness.

Regardless of the reason for this projection, it has nothing to do with me.

Without wasting any more time, the commander was about to activate the self-destruct mode of the city wall.

Out of the corner of his eye, he saw the projection vanish instantly, turning into countless points of light that scattered throughout the world.

As luck would have it, a point of light appeared on top of the city wall.

At the same time, the light burst forth, and countless armies surged out from it, carrying a terrifying aura that made all living beings tremble, and descended upon the world.

(End of this chapter)