Chapter 384: Chapter 318: “Only Yi should be able to handle this kind of fate.” (10,000-word ga chapter)
“War!!!”
“War!!!”
This giant insect, with a belly full of eggs, taut and snow-white, lay prostrate in the cave loudly howling with a nacing face!!
The shrill sound pierced through the rock walls and dispersed in all directions!
The information contained within this piercing roar rapidly spread out as well.
Soon—
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From a bird’s-eye view, on the ground below that resembled a beehive filled with holes, a massive throng of insects began to swarm like a tide toward the central largest cave.
And at a distance of ten ters away from that cave, they lay prostrate on the ground, respectfully waiting for their king’s latest command.
That was their king.
At a glance.
At least several hundred thousand insects had gathered, and more were still arriving from afar. It looked almost indistinguishable from Heavenly Water, so dense that it could have caused anyone with claustrophobia or entomophobia to instantly collapse.
Each insect was about one ter in size, with a thick semi-circular shell on its back and a slender mouthpart filled with sharp barbs, approximately thirty centiters long, while its head was no larger than an adult’s fist.
Beside the head, there were two long tentacles.
Crawling forward while being prostrate, under the shell was their soft, snow-white belly, studded with legs, roughly a few dozen a few centiters long. They looked sowhat fragile, but their speed was not slow.
Like a ladybug covered in legs or perhaps a stink bug.
Stink bugs were still okay; many people played with them as kids.
But a one-ter long stink bug—probably not sothing many would want to play with. Imagine waking up at night to find such a thing suddenly falling from the ceiling onto your face. Any normal person, even if they didn’t die, would likely be left with a deep psychological scar for the rest of their life.
And the number of these insects was still rising.
Clearly, a war was about to begin.
And the giant insect inside the cave angrily howled, sensing the Starfield where her children were, the Annihilation Starfield!
As the Matriarch of a Void Clan leading seventy to eighty tribes, she could feel the location of her unhatched children, no matter how far away. This wasn’t an ability of any Prop; it was her innate ability!
It was an ability possessed by every Beetle Clan tribal leader!
Then she used her mind to bring up the Starfield transmission panel, a virtual panel with no words. As soon as the panel opened, a series of shrill noises began ringing in her ears.
This was the essence of the ga, using this race-specific thod of communication to spread information.
No matter what language you use, the ga will let you understand the panel—even without language, there’s always a way.
After seeing the Points cost required to transport all her troops there,
The Insect Emperor’s howl suddenly weakened.
She didn’t know what that number ant, but it seed to be many digits more than the amount of Points she had.
But quickly!
The angry howl resounded in the cave once again!
Forget this damned Starfield transmission. As long as her children managed to hatch successfully there, they could use their race’s unique ability to create a Void Portal. At that ti, the Void Clan wouldn’t need a single Point to reach that cursed Starfield, and they would kill the entire race of thieves who had stolen their children!
“Roar!!!”
With an angry howl, it echoed inside the cave!
A piercing sound, like a beam of light, raced towards the sky, boring directly into the two rocks at Chen Yi’s feet on Blue Star.
Her children wouldn’t hatch for another three days!
To possess the ability to construct a Void Portal after birth, they required sufficient nutrients. The giant insect was telling her unborn children through this thod that if they absorbed nutrients quickly after hatching and grew, they must swiftly establish the Void Portal!
She, the Void Queen!
Would show those insolent wretches the ferocity of the Void Clan!
…
Chen Yi, who was still chatting with Jiaye on the beach, suddenly turned his head in mild surprise towards the two rocks that his Gold Miner had hooked back. Was it his imagination, or did the rocks just seem to wobble a bit?
But he quickly looked away and thought nothing of it.
After all, the wind was quite strong tonight.
Sitting on the beach, gazing at the fishing rod that would never catch fish, chatting with Jiaye, he started to look forward to whether his Gold Miner could hook sothing that would bring him a bit of surprise on the next attempt.
After all, it was a profession worthy of a Sixfold Planet player.
Ti for so uniqueness.
He had cast the line six tis already, always hauling up random junk—a situation he found himself in despite having no Occupational Restriction. How about those Sixfold Planet players who chose this job with Occupational Restrictions? It would take them six days to hook such random items.
Six days to fish for this stuff.
The most valuable had been two E-grade Air Food Props.
That would be enough to infuriate anyone into swearing, right?
Soon, five minutes passed, and a new notification sound ca to his ears—
“Ding, congratulations, you have activated the Gold Miner Occupational Effect, and your hook has randomly retrieved an A-grade Prop for you from across the entire ga, please enjoy.”
The next mont,
The hook, which looked like a ship anchor, retracted back through the white portal in front of him.
And tethered to the end of the rope was sothing about the size of a computer tower, apparently a Prop.
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