Void Beetle Evolution Guide

The ground cracked with a crisp sound, and the rocks sank inwards, forming a huge pit. Rek'Sai was hiding in the pit, his huge body almost filling the entire pit.

Its two strong forelimbs dragged its body upwards. The tremendous force caused the earth to tremble. After a brief pause, it rushed vertically into the air like a volcanic eruption.

The eruption of dust obscured the sun but could not cover its huge body.

Cassiopeia was shocked to see Rek'Sai's majestic figure that seemed to rush into the sky and swallow the sun. In the shadow of the backlight, she suddenly discovered that the ugly bloody mouth was biting a huge head with tentacles.

That is clearly the head of a giant beast!

"when?!"

She was stunned. Rek'Sai actually broke out of the ground without visual lock and killed a Doman monster with just one accurate blow!

Rek'Sai bit his head tightly, flipped in the air and landed, his thick forelimbs dissipated the impact, and at the same time, he also shook up the dust in the sky. Then he swung his crocodile-like long tail and smashed heavily on the Doman beast. The headless beast immediately fell to one side, and countless people guarding it were either killed or crushed with the fall of the beast.

The sky was filled with smoke and dust. Creepy gnawing and chewing sounds could be heard from the smoke, and the outline of an evil spirit was vaguely visible in it.

Cassiopeia's forehead was covered with cold sweat. If she had been attacked by the multi-man behemoth that Rek'Sai had just attacked, she would have probably fallen to her death by now.

Calm down. She forced herself to calm down. Wild Hunt and Kai'Sa were not there, and she was the only one present who knew the void creatures best.

Rek'Sai was able to avoid the steel plate at the bottom of the Doman monster's body and accurately attack the unprotected head. He must have used special detection methods. It has no eyes, and can only rely on vibrations and sound waves, which made Cassiopeia immediately connect the invisible but tangible energy waves before.

A scary thought came to my mind - maybe it could "see" more clearly without using eyes.

The army's counterattack began. Under the order of free shooting, some people wanted to get rid of the monster queen as soon as possible and use its huge head to carry the supreme glory.

The furnace burned fiercely, and flames spewed out of the tuyere. Two soldiers worked together to operate the winch mechanism to pull the bowstring to the extreme, aimed at the outline of the monster in the smoke, and pulled the trigger with a roar.

A giant iron arrow ten meters long shot out, tearing through the air with a strong sound. The monster seemed to have noticed it and moved its body to avoid it. The arrow finally stuck on the side of its tail, almost pinning it down.

Rek'Sai let out a deafening roar, dispelling the smoke and revealing his figure. With a sweep of his long tail, the arrow that had sunk deep into the ground was deflected by his tail.

Good opportunity! Taking advantage of the wide field of vision, the other giant ballistae that were ready to aim seized the opportunity and fired continuously.

Rek'Sai's body was as huge as a mountain, but she didn't feel too heavy. She dodged the round of shooting with a flexibility that was very inconsistent with her huge body, and then crawled into the hole she had dug before like a loach.

It's gone! But everyone knows it's not gone.

Because the invisible energy kept hitting their brain membranes, and the frequency was gradually increasing.

Cassiopeia, who had been squinting her eyes, saw clearly that the moment Rek'Sai dived into the ground, he folded his dorsal fin like a fish.

Its dorsal fin can be opened or folded!

Following this line of thought, she recalled that when Rek'Sai was in the smoke, he raised his dorsal fin high, and it changed from purple to evil green, emitting invisible energy while he ate. When he was attacked by arrows, he immediately folded his dorsal fin, as if he was afraid of being injured.

Apparently, that strange dorsal fin is its detection organ. If it is destroyed, Rek'Sai will go blind.

But before that, we have to resist its attack from underground.

Cassiopeia immediately passed down the order, ordering the riders to tell the Doman beast to lower its head and not expose its weaknesses to the enemy.

Here she used a trick, which was to light a bag of black powder from a high place and throw it on the head of the giant beast.

This level of explosives cannot harm the Doman behemoths, but it can make the slow-moving beasts quickly retract their heads into their shells because of fear, otherwise it will be too late for Rek'Sai to come out.

After doing this, Cassiopeia was on high alert, with various ways to deal with the attack constantly flashing through her mind.

So now...how will the Queen of Burrowing Beasts attack again?

Chapter 63: The Queen's Wrath

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The invisible energy rushed over again, leaving Cassiopeia with a bitter taste in her mouth.

The black magic she had studied so hard became useless tricks in front of an opponent of this level, and could only be used in intrigues among humans, which was really disgusting.

The vibration began to become stronger, Rek'Sai came again, and the rush of energy was the signal for it to launch an attack.

It appeared from the side of the army, digging through the rock and leaping out of the huge tunnel. Its eyeless, sharp-beaked nightmare face opened its bloody mouth, and its powerful forelimbs stretched left and right in a strangling manner, rushing towards the Doman beast closest to Cassiopeia.

The giant beast fell to the side while howling, with a slow but unstoppable heaviness, and even the wind could hear a buzzing sound.Mei Xiangyong I am free to sing without Lin Youyong......

Although the hard shell blocked the monster queen's sharp claws, it could not block her bite.

Rek'Sai lay on the overturned Doman monster, propping up his torso with his forelimbs. A blazing purple light accumulated in his abyss-like mouth, and then the light flowed to his huge, protruding fangs, sending out an extremely dangerous signal.

Cassiopeia is very close to Rek'Sai and can feel the horror of that power more intuitively.

In an instant, Rek'Sai's figure blurred, and he struck down fiercely like a heavy hammer. His huge teeth pierced through the carapace of the Doman beast, and the latter didn't even make a sound before he died, and his spine was broken by the terrifying bite force.

Rek'Sai raised her head, and pieces of meat larger than a human dripped from her mouth. She licked her mouth with her long tongue, then danced like a cobra, sniffing the smell on the wind.

The strong stench made Cassiopeia's stomach cramp. There was not only the bloody smell of the behemoth's internal organs, but also the poisonous smoke that had accumulated in Rek'Sai's mouth for thousands of years, and the unpleasant smell of the strong void energy.

The crossbow fired again. This was an opportunity for counterattack gained by sacrificing countless people as bait. As long as Rek'Sai stayed underground, they would be helpless.

This time, the arrow finally hit and penetrated deeply into Rek'Sai's shell!

"Very good, keep shooting!" Cassiopeia couldn't help but take a step forward excitedly. As long as she could kill Rek'Sai in the end, all these sacrifices would be worth it.

The eyeless monster sensed the approaching danger and immediately retracted its dorsal fin, once again displaying a speed that was extremely inconsistent with its huge size.

The remaining arrows failed to hit it, but it twisted its body flexibly and swept its long tail, knocking away an arrow. Then it used the corpse of the giant beast as an obstacle to avoid this round of volleys.

The ballista reloaded, but Rek'Sai had already dug a hole and crawled down, making it very difficult for Cassiopeia.

"Pass the order, tell the Duoman monster to lie down, and everyone should switch to chain arrows. We can't let it get away next time."

Cassiopeia once again gave orders to Delia who was waiting beside her. The spiny tail that kept swimming around her arm betrayed her anxiety.

The remaining Doman monsters all retracted into their shells and lay on the ground. Only by lowering their center of gravity could they resist Rek'Sai's attack. Cassiopeia's strategy seemed to cause some trouble for Rek'Sai. Instead of launching the next round of attack immediately, he swam underground and kept looking for the weakness of the iron bucket formation.

It reappeared, but was just swimming in the shallows, with its dorsal fin above the ground.

Cassiopeia immediately asked Delia to aim the crossbow at the dorsal fin, which was the organ used by Rek'Sai for detection. If it was destroyed, it would become blind.

Before Delia could start to execute, the dorsal fin glowed with an evil green light, and wall after wall of energy came, impacting everyone's brain.

Seeing the giant Doman beast getting up and trying to escape due to the shock of the sound waves, Cassiopeia immediately ordered people to throw explosives to scare it back.

It can't run away, because if it does, it will expose its weakness. The hard steel plate protects the chassis of the Doman monster, making it impossible for Rek'Sai to attack the abdomen directly. As long as the head is retracted into the shell and lies there, it will be difficult for it to bite.

The method of driving it away did not work, and Rek'Sai's dorsal fin changed again. It turned dark purple. If the previous green color was an invisible impact spreading outward, then now it was completely the opposite.

Purple energy gathered in a ring towards Rek'Sai's dorsal fin. The deafening buzzing sound caused the earth to crack in the shape of kings with it as the center. Anyone could see that it was accumulating a fatal attack.

Everyone tried to stop it, but they were all a step too slow.

Several strong rays of light burst out from the dorsal fin. The purple energy pierced through the dark clouds, poked bleeding holes in the sky, and tore apart all obstacles in its path.

The beam cut from bottom to top, melting through the carapace of the giant beast, leaving a huge gap of blood and flesh. Cassiopeia saw her tent being destroyed in an instant, and she was affected by the hellish heat, her hair began to burn and curl, and her clothes turned into ashes.

Everything fell apart. When she recovered, she saw a pair of empty eyes without eyelids shedding tears and blood. Her teeth and nails had all fallen off, revealing her white bones.

She was blinded, but the flickering afterimage that remained was seared into her mind and could not be erased.

An unnatural twilight filled the sky, and chitin at her feet dissolved into pus. At this moment, Cassiopeia had only one thought - if the beam of light was more directed towards her, she would be evaporated like everyone else.

The mark that had been silent all this time suddenly heated up at this moment, and a glowing crack appeared in the palm of the hand, from which strands of void energy flowed out, forming a net of light.

The web covered Cassiopeia's burned skin, corroding her scorched clothes, and transformed into skin armor to heal her wounds.

"This is the consequence of showing off your bravery." The Wild Hunt's cold voice rang in her mind in time. Along with the slight chill from her wound, what Cassiopeia heard was a heavenly sound that was like a miracle. "Hold on, I'm almost there. If you die, I'll go up and find such a useful tool."

"Yes, my master..." Her heart began to beat violently under the suspension bridge effect, and she couldn't stop trembling with excitement.

After feeding the spine tail with her flesh and blood once, she realized that the transcendent status and wealth brought by her identity were all meaningless to the void creatures. No matter how perfect the body was, it was just a pile of rotten meat.

After learning that she was not that important, Cassiopeia has always been very concerned about how much her master, the Wild Hunt, cherishes her wings.

It is a foolish woman's behavior to force a man to make a choice by making unreasonable demands, so knowing that this crusade had less than a 30% chance of success, she decided to give it a try and take this opportunity to find out her position in the Wild Hunt's heart.

And now the Wild Hunt had once again saved her from danger and rushed over to deal with the mess she had caused, making her realize that this master was always paying attention to his followers and would always lend a helping hand even without sacrifice.

Although he called her a tool, he didn't actually treat her as a chess piece to be used and discarded. This was something that Cassiopeia, who always treated others as chess pieces, could not do. That was why she wanted to serve such a master.

A feeling called admiration grew in her heart, and Cassiopeia was willing to become the sharp blade of the Wild Hunt.

Since you have someone backing you up, just go for it!

Chapter 64: The Intruder Kings

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Rek'Sai's beam attack killed or injured as many as half of the Doman behemoths, and the Phantom Iron Crossbows on some of the behemoths were directly destroyed.

Fortunately, the behemoths killed by the light beams did not fall down. Their bodies continued to lie on the ground, which meant that the crossbows on them could still be used.

Cassiopeia regrouped and put on the coat handed to her by Delia. Rek'Sai's beam attack seemed to be unable to be used frequently, so it broke out of the ground and attacked again.

The mountain-like body crashed into the side of another multi-man giant beast, but this time the monster's feet were deeply rooted in the ground, and Rek'Sai's impact only almost knocked it over, but did not really topple it over.

Rek'Sai sensed something was wrong and quickly turned over and tried to get back into the tunnel, but Cassiopeia had already asked Delia to aim at the entrance in advance and she pulled the trigger of the crossbow herself.

The heavy arrow pierced into Rek'Sai's side. The chain arrow was specially made to control adult Sha. In addition to the thick iron chain connected to the tail, the arrowhead was also specially forged into the shape of a barb.

The other end of the chain needs to be linked to the back of the multi-man beast, so each beast can only carry one, and the entire army has only about ten arrows in total. Moreover, they cannot be transferred between each other, and the arrows that have not been fired from the dead beasts will be wasted.

Void creatures have no sense of pain, and so does the Queen of the Axes. Even if she is hit by an arrow, her movements will not be affected as long as her heart is not injured.

Rek'Sai shook his head to resist the impact of the chain arrow and continued to drill into the tunnel. As a result, his body was only halfway in before he was dragged by the stretched chain.

The barb of the arrowhead stuck to the shell, and Rek'Sai's strong forelimbs dug forward even harder. A huge force came through the chain, and the Doman beast where Cassiopeia was was immediately shaken violently.

The ground tilted suddenly, and Cassiopeia held on to the chain tightly to prevent herself from falling from a height of more than ten floors. The groan of metal fatigue came through the chain, and she gritted her teeth and held on until the other ballistae also shot chain arrows.

The addition of two chain arrows eased the pressure on Cassiopeia's side. The involvement of friendly forces reduced the pulling force of the chain a lot, and the Doman monster under her feet gradually returned to normal.

"I finally got you, this evil beast, under control!"

Cassiopeia stared with resentment at Rek'Sai who was trying to turn around and bite off the chain, and then ordered the other ballistae to seize the opportunity to fire.

Rek'Sai had already turned his head and bit one of the chains, and was about to spit out the corrosive gastric juice when he was hit by a crossbow arrow. The arrow hit his muscle without the protection of the carapace, piercing his throat and lying in the middle of his neck.

If it were an ordinary creature, it would have died long ago after receiving such a fatal injury, but it is the queen of Axelrod, a void creature that knows no pain and no fatigue, and will not die as long as its heart is not damaged, and cannot be understood by common sense.

Rek'Sai let out a strange roar, and then his dorsal fin shot a wave of light in front of him. The light wave hit the ground, and the originally hard rock suddenly exploded like boiling water.

Countless pieces of rubble splashed around like fountain water, revealing a portal that exuded an ominous aura. The inside of the portal was shrouded in flowing purple light, as if it led to an endless void.

Then Rek'Sai went inside without looking back, and his huge figure disappeared from people's sight as the portal closed. At the same time, the chains that bound him were also cut by the power of the space closure, and the cross section was extremely smooth.

Did it escape?

Such questions flashed through the minds of the survivors, but then the familiar feeling reappeared and immediately gave the answer.

No, it didn't escape.

Although the invisible wave was much weaker, it did not completely disappear. It just hid and looked for the angle of the next attack.

Looking at the devastated land, the army with heavy casualties, and the few remaining crossbows, and then looking at Rek'Sai who had the initiative completely in his hands and was tireless and unaware of the pain, Cassiopeia felt a deep sense of powerlessness.

All the disasters they have endured so far were caused by their failure to destroy Rek'Sai's dorsal fin in time, which not only failed to limit her detection perception but also allowed her to release terrible killing moves, and finally allowed her to break free.

Did Cassiopeia not want to stop it? No, she really couldn't stop it. Rek'Sai was too agile to give her any chance to aim, and it was too difficult to hit the dorsal fin with a heavy crossbow.

If only she could transform again, she could jump onto Rek'Sai herself and destroy his dorsal fin.

The emergence of this thought made Cassiopeia suddenly notice something.

The battle had begun for a while, but the Wild Hunt had never possessed her to join the battle. Why didn't he do that, but let her drag him along... Did this mean that Kai'Sa had also encountered an accident that she couldn't get out of?

Countless Aksai began to emerge from the cracks in the ground. They crawled up along the corpse of the Doman monster, devouring the flesh and blood in its wounds and attacking the remaining survivors.

Anyone with a discerning eye knew that this was a means for Rek'Sai to summon to weaken the army and delay time, but no one could do anything about it. They could only keep throwing explosives into the herd and then use the crossbows in their hands to repel them.

After enduring this wave of attacks, the queen of the burrowing beasts finally attacked again, but this time she did not even show her dorsal fin. She just kept digging holes under the feet of the army, causing earthquakes.

At first people thought it was just looking for an angle to attack, but as the ground continued to cave in, they all screamed in fear.

This beast actually wanted to dig a tiankeng and bury them all alive!

They cannot accept such a humiliating death. If they are going to die, they must fight with all their might and die like a warrior!

The Doman beast was sinking, its legs were too short for its huge body, and once it got stuck in the pit, it would be difficult to climb out. The beast under Cassiopeia had already died in the previous attack, split in half by the fatal beam, and it was no longer able to carry her out of the deadly situation.

An anxious Cassiopeia controlled the crossbow, but the cunning Rek'Sai did not give her any chance to aim. He hid deep in the rock and kept digging tunnels, making it as porous and loose as a sponge. Finally, it collapsed inward because it could not bear the weight of the Multiman behemoth itself.

Just when she thought everything was settled, a turning point suddenly occurred.

As if sensing something, Rek'Sai suddenly stopped digging pits to bury the soldiers alive, and left the army trapped in the ground, escaping underground to the south. Its dorsal fin emerged from the ground again, flashing an evil green light, as if detecting something.