Cultivation towards immortality, starting from being a fisherman Chapter 694: 376 Blood Flows Into a River (Part 2)

Chapter 694: Chapter 376 Blood Flows Into a River (Part 2)

Bang! Bang! Bang!

Rat-a-tat-tat!

“Monsters! There are monsters everywhere!”

“Ah!”

In the temporary command center located ten kiloters outside an apartnt building in the Underground City’s civilian area,

the officials commanding the battle fell silent for a while when they realized the situation differed slightly from their initial expectations.

They had chosen to place the temporary command center farther away, in a safer location.

Then the official proactively contacted his superiors.

He volunteered to resign, allowing a young Major General with actual combat experience, a decent military reputation, and a good background to assu the position of overall commander.

Subsequently, in the eting room, these people witnessed the final monts transmitted by several squads as they were wiped out.

Watching those mbers being swallowed by the shadows through their own eyes,

the previous officials were relieved they had proactively stepped down.

What was happening before their eyes was truly beyond their imagination.

The newly arrived young General was nad Lucas, and he was one of the military representatives from the Kain family.

Not only did he co from a powerful background, but Lucas himself was quite outstanding,

the type who began at a higher starting point than others and worked even harder.

After Major General Lucas had been briefed on the situation,

he did not order the squads still near the apartnts to evacuate,

but instead forbid more troops from entering and set up defensive lines three and five kiloters from the target.

He mobilized more resources to co to their aid, using both his authority as a Major General and his status as an important mber of the Kain family.

Around the apartnt area,

the captain of Storm Team, with his last two subordinates, rushed into an old house in a panic.

The civilians inside the house had already fled.

The dinner table still bore the remnants of a al that had gone cold.

The captain of Storm Team scanned the area and, confirming he didn’t feel that chilling sensation in his heart,

he relaxed slightly and moved away from the wall to stand in the center of the room and tried to contact his superiors again.

“Damn it! We’re basically fighting monsters!”

“No, that’s not right, this isn’t a battle, it’s a massacre!”

“I am requesting evacuation again!”

“Zzzt Zzzt Zzzt!”

The captain of Storm Team wanted to continue speaking, but he found that his earpiece had begun to transmit static.

His face darkened as he suspected this might be intentional.

At that mont, the thought of fleeing in defiance of military orders crossed his mind.

But before he could firm up on that thought,

screams suddenly echoed from not far away.

From a nearby Third Layer building, following the sound of an explosion and a flash of light,

a mber of another special operations team wearing black combat armor suddenly burst through a window on the third floor and leaped out.

But just as the mber jumped less than half a ter from the window,

he was ensnared by black tendrils that surged out and quickly dragged him back into the shadows of the corridor.

All that was left was a brief period of heartrending screams before everything fell silent.

The last three mbers of Storm Team swallowed hard, daring not to even breathe too loudly.

The quiet seed to be effective.

A minute later, the dreadful shadows still had not co to find them.

The captain seed to feel that they were truly safe now and let out a long sigh of relief,

only to suddenly sense sothing and sharply turned his head.

He saw that their target, Kalosis, had appeared behind them at so point, watching them.

The three mbers of Storm Team instinctively raised their weapons, poised to fire,

but in the next instant, they all knelt down in unison.

Following that, sweating profusely,

they heard the terrifying man’s voice ringing in their ears:

“Cough cough cough.”

“You should be able to hear what I’m saying, right?”

“After all, I’ve been watching for a while, and your information combat ability should still be up to par for actual combat.”

“Whoever is in command of this operation,”

“I hereby formally declare war on you, as well as the scum and parasites of the Karlo civilization behind you…”

“I declare war!”

Having declared war, Su Ping invaded the mind of Storm Team’s captain with his Divine Thought and obtained relevant intelligence.

Then, Su Ping sensed the Shadow Giant Snake, which was growing increasingly powerful with every kill and every act of devouring.

Satisfied, Su Ping headed towards another small supermarket that had long been abandoned.

After destroying the supermarket’s surveillance system with a coin, he began to eat the characteristic food and drinks of the Karlo civilization.

anwhile, ten kiloters away,

hearing Kalosis’s arrogant yet confident declaration of war,

the eting room was filled with joyous laughter.

The officials, in particular, laughed unrestrainedly,

“Arrogance, sheer arrogance!”

“Just a civilian whelp who has awakened special abilities, actually thinking that by surprising and defeating a few squads, he could really pose a threat to us.”

“Exactly! As long as we find the flaw in his special abilities…”

“There’s no need for that much trouble. Once our military gets serious and deploys the army, everything will be over.”

When discussing battles, officials often displayed more confidence than military officers and generals.

It was the military-born individuals and Major General Lucas who had grave expressions and were taking this declaration of war seriously,

wondering whether it was an intentional provocation.

Was it possible the enemy wanted more combat teams to enter that district?

This led Lucas to speculate whether the enemy’s special ability beca stronger with each person killed.

Thus, after confirming that the teams already deployed had been wiped out, he did not imdiately send a large force to exterminate them.

Instead, he waited for nearly an hour.