The parasitic giant crab staying at the outermost edge of the parasitic war beast was the first to discover the Destroyer.
Although these crabs are not insects, they are also parasitized by parasitic fungi. It seems that parasitic fungi are extremely infectious to this type of animals.
Because the carapace of these crabs is a complete piece, the shape of the parasitic fungi on the crabs is different from that on other bugs. Instead of emerging from the back, it is spread all over the body.
Most of the parasitic bacteria grow out of the cracks in the carapace on the abdomen of the crab, forming a furry patch; there are also many parasitic bacteria at the joints of the limbs; in addition, there are also parasites at the joints of the crab claws, like the red tassel of a spear. It also feels quite heroic.
The huge crab body is enough to provide more parasitic bacteria for survival. These parasitic giant crabs, when viewed from a distance, are all hairy and have a different kind of ferocious look.
Unlike those parasitic beasts that languish due to rainfall, as amphibious creatures, these parasitic cancer crabs are more cold-resistant and more adaptable to wet weather in the rain. They are still spitting bubbles happily, and occasionally pick up bubbles when they are hungry. There was a little parasitic war beast next to him. He chewed it whole and swallowed it. At first, he didn't know that the end was coming.
The parasitic giant crabs discovered the sudden arrival of the Destroyers, and the few crabs on the outermost side quickly crawled over sideways and used their claws to fight hundreds of Destroyers.
In the sky, the flying knights of the Divine Envoy King's Legion had rushed here after the rain stopped, just in time to witness the outbreak of the war.
Facing a destroyer that is much smaller than itself, the parasitic cancer crab's battle is like foraging for food. The big turtles on the left and right take turns to work, grabbing each destroyer and sending it to its mouthparts.
The Destroyer has experience in dealing with crabs in salt marshes. He usually finds a way to make the opponent alone and then attacks them in groups. Anyway, these crabs are fighting for themselves and don't care about the life and death of other similar crabs.
However, the parasitized crabs not only fight in groups, but are also stronger, making them far more difficult to deal with than ordinary salt marsh crabs.
The Destroyers are also extremely ferocious. Even if they are caught by the huge crab claws, they cannot escape at all. They bite everywhere with their big jaws. Several Destroyers turned around and bit the shell of the crab claws. Although they could not pierce, they could only bite the crab claws. The black crab claws left a faint mark, but they were so hard that the sickle-like jaws broke.
Some destroyers take advantage of the parasitic cancer crab to stuff itself into its mouth and attack the crab's mouthparts and the two rod-shaped eyes very close to the mouthparts.
So this scene appeared: a parasitic giant crab was chewing the abdomen of the Destroyer, and the jaws of the remaining upper body of the Destroyer pierced the dura mater outside the crab's eyes, and the fluid in the eyeballs flowed down, flowing out of the Destroyer. All in one.
But both parties seemed to feel no pain and continued their previous actions until the weaker Destroyer's head disappeared into the crab's mouthparts and died completely.
Most of the destroyers were not selected by the crab's giant claws. They surrounded the crab aggressively and even climbed up the crab's body, looking for a place to bite.
Whether it is the gaps in the carapace or the joints, they are the targets of their attacks. Some destroyers even get into the crab's lid-like plastron, and then bite the fragile genital pores and anus, quite like a hyena.
These destroyers penetrated into the stomach from the genital pores and anus, causing great harm to the parasitic cancer crabs that did not know pain. Their intestines, stomach, gills and other internal organs were destroyed, and they soon fell down like a pile of mud and died. .
However, the Destroyer's losses were equally heavy. Most of them died under the crab's claws and mouth, and some were attacked by parasitic bacteria that broke away from the body.
Most of the time, the Destroyers are not afraid of the weak and sluggish parasites, but there are times when they are entangled and rooted inadvertently. At this time, the other Destroyers would immediately execute the Destroyer who had just been a companion, not being deceived by the interference ability of the parasite at all.
As more and more Destroyers came in, the few parasitic cancer crabs fighting alone on the periphery were quickly trapped in a tight siege, and they would suffer no matter how hard they fought.
At this time, the other parasitic war beasts that had been ravaged by the spring rain finally came to their senses, and came staggering and slowly to join the battle.
So, at the edge of the salt marsh, under a few trees, in the bushes and grass, the decisive battle between the Destroyer and the Parasitic Legion broke out.
Due to being weakened by the spring rain, the parasitic war beasts this time were not as powerful as they were when they besieged [New Yancheng]. Many large insects were unable to gain speed and were unable to disrupt the Breakthrough Destroyer's formation, and could only fall into a fight.
Although there were more Destroyers, the parasitic war beasts showed no signs of weakness in the melee.
A tiger armor, even if it becomes sluggish due to the impact of rain, is still more agile than a destroyer. I saw it dashing left and right, always escaping the siege of the Destroyer, and every time its slender and colorful body pounced, it could always catch a Destroyer, and then its serrated jaws quickly killed the prey. . Except for eating two prey at first, this tiger beetle just immersed itself in the killing and did not eat. The Destroyers paid a heavy price to kill it.
Another tough parasitic war beast is the scorpion. Not only does it have a pair of giant crab-like claws, it can clamp the destroyer firmly and firmly, then stuff it into its mouth and chew it, or directly crush the prey to death.
The most troublesome thing for the Destroyer is the long scorpion tail and sharp scorpion needle of the parasitic scorpion.
The attack range of this poisonous scorpion needle is extremely wide. As long as the destroyer is stung, he will soon twitch and fall. The blood circulation in the body has been destroyed by the scorpion venom, and the respiratory system has also been suppressed.
When faced with the siege of a large group of Destroyers, this parasitic scorpion can suddenly spray out a large cloud of poisonous mist without hesitation. The Destroyer was shrouded in poisonous mist, and the poisonous ingredients penetrated through the pores, killing the poisoned Destroyer.
These destroyers also breathe passively and cannot even hold their breath, so they can only run for their lives. Those who cannot escape are killed on the spot.
There were also a few wasps in the sky. The high-speed vibration of their wings quickly dispelled the chill. These parasitic bees began to transform into terrifying sky killers.
Every time they swoop down, they are like the colorful black and yellow death coming. Under their thick and powerful jaws and their sharp stingers, there are always destroyers killed.
These wasps are in the air, and the Destroyer can only sigh to the sky, not threatening the wasps at all. When parasitic wasps launch attacks, they always instinctively look for the lone destroyer on the edge, and their attack efficiency is extremely high.
Although the Destroyers had the advantage of time and quantity, they still fought very hard and soon left corpses everywhere.
These parasitic war beasts pose a much greater threat to the Destroyer than the Legion of the God Envoy King!
