Global Game: I, the Necromancer, am the scourge

Chapter 833: Chapter 509 The Great Battle is Imminent

One must admit, the reproductive ability of the Insect Swarm was truly terrifying.

As long as they were provided enough resources, they could endlessly produce troops.

As for high-level Insect Race commanders, for the Insect Race overlord, training them posed no real difficulty.

The template for the Insect Race warriors had long been set; if they wanted to possess any special functions, they just needed to add some magical gene fragments.

For instance, sea adaptation ability.

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Once the Swarm could operate freely at the ocean floor, the massive Swarm began to plague the entire sea area.

Without any hesitation, billions of insects surrounded sea beasts from all directions, intentionally targeting the powerful ones, then starting an onslaught again and again.

No sea beast could withstand the relentless pursuit of thousands upon millions of Insect Race creatures.

The ultimate fate was being torn to pieces.

Meanwhile, the islands near the Land of the Dead were each surrounded by the Insect Race.

Like a locust plague passing through, they crushed everything on those islands.

The consequence was that any life form, any resource, all fell into the embrace of the Insect Race, contributing to their troop-building endeavors.

Especially on some islands where Sea Clan members dominated, making them their territories, suffering severe blows.

Among them, the Murlocs suffered the most casualties.

Though deemed part of the Sea Clan, they were essentially an amphibious race.

Their offspring generally needed to live on land for a while to acclimate to the ocean’s dignity pressure.

Therefore, many small islands on the sea were inhabited by Murlocs of this Sea Clan.

Encountering the Swarm, one could only say these Murlocs were out of luck.

This was the Swarm, a terrifying force stripping three layers off the ground wherever they passed.

Aside from the Insect Race, everything else within the Land of the Dead, as well as any other resource, was a target for the Insect Race to plunder.

Life forms were also a type of resource, though there were many different methods of utilizing this resource.

For the Insect Race, utilizing the resource of living beings was naturally to kill the opponents, then drag the corpses back.

They would analyze and extract the excellent gene fragments from their bodies, and then integrate them into the newly born Insect Race, thereby creating even better Insect Race warriors.

Afterwards, the bodies would house parasites, or directly extract bio-energy from them.

In the ocean near the Land of the Dead, the Insect Race slaughtered the area clean.

The islands on the sea surface were also cleared.

As a large number of Sea Clan members died, naturally more Sea Clan members were drawn to investigate.

Although Murlocs were everywhere, considered cannon fodder at the bottom tier of the Sea Clan, their mass deaths prompted the mid- and high-level Sea Clan to take a look.

However, the Sea Clan dispatched for investigation plunged straight into the Swarm, practically walking to their deaths.

None returned.

Naturally, this captured the Sea Clan’s attention, leading them to send more investigators.

But as the number of investigators increased without a shred of news coming back, they immediately intensified their efforts.

A Fifth Tier Epic leading over a hundred investigators, with the lowest being Fourth Tier.

Then they were ambushed and killed by the Insect Race, holding out for a tiny fraction longer before being annihilated.

Sending back information was simply impossible.

Did they really think the Swarm was stupid?

Since starting the conquest of the ocean, the Swarm overlord had created underwater Leviathans.

Not for troop transport, but to jam all signals, and even block space itself!

Any place ravaged by the Insect Race, there would surely be an underwater Leviathan blocking space and jamming signals.

These Leviathans were all at the peak of Fifth Tier Epic, with bio-energy cannons inside.

While lacking in offensive capacity, their auxiliary functions were phenomenal.

Various positive buff amplifications and negative buff weakenings were unfolded in the form of auras, with a range so vast it covered a hundred kilometers.

One could only say, the Insect Race lived up to its name, taking the utilization of biological genes to a new height.

Others relied on various tools to achieve space sealing and such.

But they collected the genes of creatures with spatial talent, extracted fragments, and incorporated them into the Insect Race warriors.

Not only did they inherit the spatial talent of the creatures, but they also enhanced it.

A hundred kilometers of spatial blockade coverage required a Sixth Tier Space Seal Scroll to accomplish.

Yet within the Insect Race, a Fifth Tier Epic peak Leviathan could seal a hundred-kilometer space.

Even if a Sixth Tier Legendary came, the cost to tear open the sealed space would be tremendous.

So, no matter how many members the Sea Clan sent, their ending would be the same: dead.

However, with the behavior of the Insect Race overlord, these Sea Clan members would eventually face disaster and end up as food resources for the Insect Race.

After wave upon wave of Sea Clan venturing in without any word back, it finally triggered a major move.

Hundreds of thousands of Sea Clan troops directly stormed into this ocean floor world ravaged by the Insect Race.

Yet, along the way, they saw no sign of any living creature.

Some Sea Clan who could communicate with Sea Beasts found themselves helpless in such a situation.

However, with tens of thousands of troops present, they felt confident, especially with hundreds to thousands of Fifth Tier Epics, the advantage was theirs!

So, they delved deeper into this troubled sea area.

Yet they were unaware that the Insect Race, hidden deep in the sea’s subsoil sediment, naturally had methods of monitoring them.

Unbeknownst to them, the hundreds of thousands of Sea Clan troops entered the encirclement of the Swarm.