Sixth Ring Wizard

What surprised Hrag even more was the speed at which the swarm moved.

Upon noticing the approaching swarm of insects, they quickened their pace to move away, not wanting to get caught up in a fierce battle with the insects.

However, they discovered that the swarm was moving at an unusually fast speed, even faster than they could traverse the void.

The Blue Beetle Clan's sensory network is not just for sensing; all Blue Beetle Clan members can gain extremely fast movement speeds within the sensory network.

They can glide along the world's rules as if clinging to silk threads; these world rules are like cableways, allowing these blue beetle race members to move quickly.

This is one of the reasons why the Azure Armor Insect Clan is able to effectively control the Azure Armor Starfield. No matter where a problem occurs, they can rely on this method to quickly arrive at the scene to handle and resolve the issue.

However, this method can only be used within the territory of the Azure Armor Starfield; outside the territory, there is no sensing network.

The larger the area of ​​the sensory network, the larger the area that the Blue Beetle Clan can effectively control.

Although it appears that Herag and his group have not entered the Azure Armor Starfield, they are actually already within its range and cannot completely escape in a short period of time.

It will be difficult to leave this area, at least until the swarm of blue beetles arrives.

The Azure Armor Starfield dominates a region, its area being far too vast.

Hrag quickly saw the shape of the swarm, rapidly zooming in from a great distance.

This swarm of insects was divided into four legions, with an orderly formation and an estimated number of several hundred thousand.

Each of the four legions is led by a six-winged blue beetle, and another seven-winged blue beetle is stationed there.

Once they got closer, Herag had a general idea of ​​the strength of his opponents.

The other party made no attempt to conceal their presence, making them easy to detect.

Seeing that they could no longer avoid it, the group stopped, as the swarm of insects posed little threat to them.

It wasn't that Helag was particularly confident, but rather that having the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor around gave him more confidence in many situations.

Looking at the horde of insects charging towards them, the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor said, "Since we can't shake them off anyway, why don't we pull off something big?"

"What do you mean?" Herag asked.

"It's been a long time since I've tasted the Heart of the Zerg, and I'm starting to miss it," said the Thousand-Eyed Progenitor.

"You want to wipe out this entire tribe?" Hrag said.

He hadn't expected the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor to be so ambitious, actually wanting to wipe out an entire clan.

Although the swarm that has arrived so far does not seem very powerful, we do not know the strength of the king behind this swarm.

If the opponent is also a level nine life form, then it will be very troublesome.

Judging from the attitude of the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor, it seems that he doesn't care even if the other party is a level nine race.

"If things really don't work out, let's go back. Once the war starts, the commotion here will likely attract the attention of other Zerg groups, which will cause a lot of trouble," the toad said.

The toad didn't want Hrag to get caught up in this mess because of him, so he suggested they just go back.

"It's not that bad yet, it would be such a waste to go back now. I'd also like to study the bloodline power of this swarm," Herag said.

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor nodded and said, "Don't worry, I will tell you to retreat if things become unbearable. So far, there has been no situation that I feel threatened."

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor remained calm and composed, showing no sign of panic, and seemed quite confident.

"What class is this race?" Herag asked.

Finding out the details would be helpful for subsequent decisions, but Hrag couldn't determine that, lacking the relevant information and experience.

"No more than level eight." The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor said, looking at the Azure Armor Starfield ahead. "Level nine races don't just occupy one starfield; they often span multiple starfields. Judging from the fact that the highest level of the insect swarms they send out is only level seven, their king is most likely only level eight."

Herag understood. No wonder the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor was so calm; to him, this race truly posed no threat.

"I won't make a move yet. You should be able to handle them without any problems," said the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor.

Herag smiled and said, "Okay."

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor is using him as bait, hoping to lure out more insect swarms and weaken the insect race.

The other party definitely didn't know that the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor was a level nine life form, otherwise they wouldn't have dared to come out and chase after them, which would have been tantamount to courting death.

If the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor doesn't intervene, they will only assume that Herag is the core of this group and the strongest member.

If they fail to capture Helag at the beginning, they will send out more forces later. The Thousand-Eyed Progenitor is obviously preparing to lure out these Zerg and eliminate them directly.

Zerg lairs usually have some special defensive measures, making direct attacks troublesome and difficult to take down in a short time.

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor was clearly aware of this, so he did not choose to attack directly, but instead depleted the opponent's strength first, so that he could attack the nest more easily.

The Zerg rely on sheer numbers; the larger their population, the greater the power they can muster.

As they were talking, the swarm of insects had already reached the city walls and arrived at the front.

Without much preamble, the Zerg swarm charged forward, with the lead Zerg legion consisting mostly of level four and five Zerg.

Herag took a step forward, activated his bloodline mark, entered the progenitor form, and then used the power of the Titans, instantly reaching a height of over a thousand meters.

His entire body was covered in dark gold skin, with a pair of dark gold wings spread on his back, and lightning crackling around him.

Herag slowly opened his eyes, a flash of lightning passing through them.

He stretched out his hand and conjured a lightning sword several hundred meters long, its entire surface crystal clear.

Just then, the swarm of insects arrived, and countless blue beetles pounced on them.

These blue beetles appear to come in many different species, and their attack methods are also diverse.

Some have sharp spikes or daggers protruding from certain parts of their bodies, while others look like spellcasters with strange energy surging within them, converging to create various energy attacks similar to wizard spells.

Herag ignored the attacks, raised his longsword, and slashed down fiercely, instantly killing countless blue beetles.

The lightning and destruction rules attached to the lightning sword were extremely lethal, turning countless blue beetles into charred remains or causing them to be completely annihilated.

The various types of attacks from the Blue Beetles had no effect on Hrag, not even breaking his skin.

Herag possesses an internal domain and eternal rules, allowing him to ignore attacks of this level and be completely immune. (End of Chapter)