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Chapter 265 The Queen Who Corrodes the Hive

Teng paused for a moment, then gave a soft "Mmm": "Okay."

Although he loathed the Lord of Nevernight, Changsheng was, after all, his youngest son, and as his father, he should indeed know this.

After that, Teng went out early and returned late, searching for the location of the abyss in the Triangle Sea.

The Zerg inhabit the warm, triangular abyss and are the orc race closest to the triangular sea area.

They are cruel and tyrannical, not only possessing an astonishing reproductive capacity, but also terrorizing other orcs with their cannibalistic habits. Like the fallen orcs, they are beings abandoned by the beast god and rejected by the orc continent.

The unique geographical environment of the Triangle Abyss keeps it at a high temperature all year round, unaffected by either the rainy or cold season.

Every rainy season, the insectoids would swarm out and wreak havoc in the northern mountains, plundering the orc tribes for food and animal hides. This made things even worse for the orcs who were already struggling to survive during this special season. Over time, the insectoids' notoriety grew.

However, it is worth mentioning that the high temperature environment of the abyss has become an ideal habitat for many birds during their cold season migration.

Triangular Abyss.

The swirling clouds and mist obscured the bottomless abyss, but also blocked out the wind and snow from the outside world, making it mysterious and eerie.

Suddenly, a golden figure broke through the clouds and soared into the sky; it was a huge golden eagle.

It circled in the wind and snow, surveying the surrounding movements, then suddenly swooped down, passed through the thick fog, and landed steadily in a cave on the cliff. A flash of light, and it transformed into a lithe young male orc.

He was wrapped in animal skin made of feathers, hands on his hips, and said nonchalantly, "Chief, don't worry! It's the dead of winter outside, and the snow is falling heavily. The Triangle Sea isn't as scary as the legends say. To me, it's not much different from the North Mountain!"

As Jin Can spoke, he chuckled and his gaze fell on the young man who was taking stock of the food in the cave.

The young man was tall and slender, with a focused and calm expression.

Yu Li turned to look at Jin Can, frowning, "Where's my brother? Did he go hunting again?"

Mentioning this, Jin Can's lips twitched slightly. He glanced at Yu Li furtively and lowered his voice, saying, "He..."

“Last time he went hunting in the Zerg territory, he almost didn’t make it back! The Zerg are so numerous that even a nine-star extreme realm cultivator would have no chance of escape if surrounded! Why didn’t you stop him?” Yu Li’s voice was deep, with suppressed anger surging within him.

Jin Can pursed his lips and muttered under his breath, "But I'd have to be able to stop him!"

"What did you say?!" Yu Lijin flung his golden hair, his gilded eyes filled with rage.

Jin Can fell silent, speechless.

Yu Li walked to the edge of the cliff, looked down at the bottom of the abyss swallowed by the thick fog, and took a deep breath.

He certainly knew why the ducks went hunting; there were no wild animals outside the Triangle Sea, and prey was desperately scarce.

The food they brought from the North Mountain was not enough to feed their people. Age always felt that he owed the tribe too much, so he hunted desperately these days, venturing into the insectoid territory time and time again, risking his life.

But what if something happens to him? What will happen to the tribe?
And how will he explain this to Fuying after returning to Beishan?
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Beneath the triangular abyss, the climate is warm, and the entire surface is covered in greenery.

Some unusual plants display bewitching colors, bright and vivid, some scarlet like blood, some indigo like poison, their broad leaves covered with a sticky fluorescent substance, occasionally wriggling in the wind, making one's hair stand on end.

A strong, fishy smell lingered in the air, and poisonous insects could be seen darting among the vegetation, their carapaces gleaming with a metallic sheen, and their compound eyes flashing with the ferocity characteristic of predators.

Amidst the sweltering heat, a strange yet vibrant world is conceived, but every inch of life harbors deadly dangers.

Just then, a wild beast with fangs pointing skyward slowly emerged from the jungle.

Its skin is thick and tough, so even insects crawling on its body cannot pierce it.

This is a unique beast from the Triangle Abyss, the Steel-haired Beast, which is immune to poisonous insects and has firm flesh.

"Hmph—hmph—" This adult steel-haired beast, with a five-pointed star pattern on its forehead, was pecking at food crystals in the soil.

Suddenly, a swift gust of wind swept by.

"Pfft!"

The steel-haired beast only had time to let out a screech before blood gushed from its neck, and it collapsed heavily to the ground, its limbs twitching.

The giant eagle folded its golden-red wings, its golden-red eyes filled with coldness as it swept over its spoils. Its sharp claws dug into the still twitching body of the steel-haired beast, and it spread its wings, ready to take flight.

Suddenly, a sense of crisis exploded all over me!

He suddenly dodged to the side, and almost simultaneously, the steel-haired beast's body was splashed with a layer of venom.

"Thorn-"

A sickeningly corrosive sound ripped through the silence of the jungle, and in an instant, the massive beast's body turned into bubbling pus and blood.

The duck's pupils suddenly contracted, and a chilling killing intent ignited in its golden-red beastly eyes.

He slowly raised his eyes, looking up at the treetops, his gaze sharp as a knife.

There stood a female.

The female has no star-shaped markings on her forehead, delicate features, healthy tan skin, and a full, bouncy bosom beneath her seaweed-like golden curls. She has a slender waist that can be encircled with one hand, and long, firm legs. She is covered only by a piece of animal skin, and when she puts her hands on her hips, her full curves are faintly visible through the skin. Every line of her body exudes wild charm.

Hectorie, Chapter 265: The Queen Who Corrodes the Hive.

Without hesitation, the wild goose soared into the sky, its golden and red wings flashing as flames fell into the treetop where Hector stood.

"boom--"

The charred branches burst open in the flames.

However, this hive queen is clearly not a delicate female.

With a light leap, her toes touched the falling wood, avoiding the duck's attack. Then, a high-frequency, sharp hiss came from her throat, like the sound of thousands of steel knives scraping against glass, extremely piercing and dizzying.

"Click - click -"

Suddenly, a dense cacophony of mouthparts clashing filled the air, and strands of spider silk shot out like a torrential rain, sticking to the duck's wings and quickly forming cocoons.

The duck's sharp beak opened slightly, and a ball of flame swept out, while the swarm of insects emitted a shrill "sizzling" sound.

Hector hovered in mid-air, his six pairs of transparent insect wings trembling. Looking at the effortlessly maneuvering duck, he sneered and hissed again, this time with a higher frequency and a corrosive rhythm.

"laugh--"

Venom sprayed in from all directions, and a Corrosive Zerg creature lurked in almost every crevice.

The venom, as if alive, landed on the golden-red wings of the gull. The feathers quickly turned black and curled with visible toxins, and corrosive white smoke rose up. The gull's muscles spasmed from the excruciating pain.

"Wow—"

His originally sharp golden-red beast eyes were covered by a layer of mist. Suddenly, he let out a cry, the nine-star pattern on his forehead became slightly hot, and his whole body burst out with dazzling golden light. The broken spider silk burned into ashes in the air.

Despite the excruciating pain, the duck flapped its wings and flew away from the dangerous area.

When the insect hive closed in again, only a few fallen, charred feathers remained as proof of his existence.

(End of this chapter)