My Player 2

Chapter 303 Insect Swarm
Kagdel Heavyhammer, holding a shotgun, and a dozen adult dwarves, were guarding the dwarf farm outside Lingquan Town.

Although this place is called Lingquan Town, it is a big city with a population of 300 million.

However, if one wants to cram so many tall races into a limited area of ​​land, tall buildings made of steel and mud are essential.

Those giant, ugly buildings have made Lingquan Town lose most of its vitality.

Fortunately, the villages outside the city still retain some of the styles from thousands of years ago, and the dwarf clan culture here has not yet disappeared.

Kagdel Heavyhammer, a nomadic truck driver, gave up the opportunity to immigrate to the divine realm for the sake of the dwarven clan's culture and returned to the farm where he grew up with his wife.

"Kagdel, you are knowledgeable. Do you know what that beam of light was just now?" The dwarf sitting on the agricultural mecha interrupted his thoughts.

Kagdel Hammer shook his head, and sweat broke out on his hand holding the gun.

The beam of light that just crossed the sky was like lava from hell. Although it was far away, the blasphemy and madness it exuded still made the dwarves who saw it tremble with fear.

I wonder if those guys in the city will be thrown into chaos because of that beam of light.

Most residents of Lingquan Town believed that an unknown curse had occurred. In order to prevent the spread of the curse, the city has been under martial law for the past few days and everyone must stay at home.

Cagedel knew it was all lies, he was not an ignorant guy.

He knew that Lingquan Town had chosen to impose a total martial law because of the prophecy of doomsday.

As for other cities in the alliance, they either drove everyone to crowded underground shelters or set up large protective magic circles.

He thought this was another new way for the congressmen to make money.

Now he realized how wrong he was.

If I had known earlier, I would have trusted those aliens and sent my wife to the divine realm for refuge, and stayed on the farm to fight together with my clan members.

Suddenly, Kagdel Hammer felt a slight vibration under his feet.

He immediately looked around and found that the dwarves around him had also sensed the tsunami from underground like him, and immediately shouted:

"There's something under my feet!"

Just as he finished his words, a huge mouth covered with dense serrations rushed out from the ground, like a shark rushing out of the water to hunt, and directly swallowed up a building in the distant city.

The dwarves guarding behind the barbed wire in the countryside suddenly felt a sense of powerlessness.

Before they could come to their senses, a bug over two meters tall crawled out from the farm behind the fence.

This "little bug", which is only two meters long, is simply a replica of the giant bug in the city.

It has shovel-sharp forelegs, serrated mouthparts, and a reflective chitinous shell that sparkles in the sun, as if it could even deflect bullets.

"boom!"

The giant insect's head suddenly exploded, and green blood spurted out, falling onto the farmland in front of it. In less than a few seconds, it corroded all the fruits and vegetables that were contaminated.

Kagdel Hammer turned his head and looked at the dwarf who was shooting behind him.

He was the clan's sharpshooter, the shotgun in his hand was a contraband item that had been enchanted, and he shot it in the head, unable to judge the defense of the insect's shell.

All this happened in a flash of lightning.

From giant bugs in the distance eating up buildings, to bugs coming out of farms and getting shot in the head.

Less than 10 seconds passed.

But these images imprinted in the dwarves' memories are not even a prelude to the stage that follows.

As a dwarf born with the holy body of mining, Kagdel Heavy Hammer could clearly feel how dense the "tsunami" coming from underground was. "Puff... Puff... Puff..."

The sound of breaking through the soil continued to be heard, and one after another, several-meter-tall insects exposed their shovel-like feet to the sunlight.

In a flash, large holes nearly 3 meters wide appeared in the soft mud layer on the farm.

Looking down from the sky, the farms outside the city look like piles of honeycomb coal.

Countless insects crawled out of the ground and after taking a short time to adapt to the sunlight, they opened their eyes that they had never used before.

Kagdel Heavy Hammer could see that those scarlet eyes were filled with a desire for hunting.

“Kagerdel!” While most of the bugs hadn’t opened their eyes yet, the old dwarf, driving a three-meter-tall agricultural mecha, had already rushed towards the thousands of bugs in the farm. “Go to the warehouse and drive the hovercraft to take the children out.”

Kagdel Heavy Hammer was stunned for a moment. Why did he want me to escape from the battlefield?
Someone patted him on the shoulder and said, "Besides Old Deni, you are the only one who can drive a hovercraft. Remember, children are the future of the tribe."

After saying that, the man held the flamethrower and shouted at the dwarves who were still in a daze:
"Dwarves, free fire!"

A dozen dwarves with guns immediately started shooting at the insects that had not yet moved.

Time was running out, and Kagdel Hammer rushed into the house immediately.

He knew that these dwarves could not hold out for long. The roadblocks made of sandbags were useless against the giant bugs that were two or three meters tall.

By the window of the farm house, there were several dwarfs with frightened faces lying there.

The female dwarves guarding the houses also rushed out with various weapons.

Kagdel Hammer snatched the hammer from his wife's hand and yelled at her:

"You're running away in a hovercraft with your child!"

"Old Deni told you to drive!" the wife yelled back, trying to grab the weapon back.

"Don't be stubborn! You are pregnant. You are not only a dwarf, but also a mother!" Kagdel Heavyhammer turned back to the swarm without looking back.

Old Deni's old agricultural mecha only smashed the head of an insect, and the support of the mecha's leg joints was corroded by the insect's blood.

The agricultural mecha was no longer usable, so he climbed out of the cockpit. A bug immediately rushed over and before it split him with its shovel-like forelimbs, the sharpshooter behind it shot the bug's head off.

But what's the point?

A dozen sun-adapted bugs, like a flock of hungry vultures, overwhelmed Old Deni on the rack in the next instant.

The dwarves forming the line kept firing, but the insects' hard chitinous shells bounced off all the incoming bullets, and their fragile heads were blocked by their side limbs, so only sharpshooters could hit them.

Outside the farm, an endless horde of Zerg troops has already rushed towards the urban area.

These insects that made the dwarves despair were just an inconspicuous wave in the black tide.

The dwarf line was broken in an instant.

The young marksman was submerged in the swarm of insects, and Kagdel Hammer shot at the nearest insects with his shotgun.

But it didn't work at all.

He threw the gun and rushed forward with the hammer raised.

Before he was pierced by the insect's forelimbs, he suddenly fainted for a moment. When he came to his senses again, he found himself floating in the air.

(End of this chapter)