Chapter 619: Chapter 357, at Mountain_2
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Thomlison felt slightly relieved.
He didn’t count on a cloud of poisonous fog to completely seal off the humans’ assault, but as long as it could buy so ti, that would be enough. Just a little bit longer and the elites guarding outside the core nest would have ti to fall back to defense earlier.
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The sacrifice of the two Phoenixes pained Gu Hang quite a bit.
Despite knowing that this operation wouldn’t be easy and that sacrifices were inevitable, it still hurt all the sa.
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After all, training one was no easy feat.
Moreover, the sacrifice of these two provided intelligence on what lay ahead.
Georgette, Matins, and Rizzo discussed among themselves and decided to make another joint assault.
Matins was protected by more solid Terminator Power Armor; Rizzo and Georgette, on the other hand, were under the Divine Emperor’s protection. Moreover, the Spiritual Energy wielders in the back could also provide them with additional protection.
With these multiple thods, the risk should be greatly reduced.
However, just then, Gu Hang’s voice rang out, “Let do it.”
The three were stunned and imdiately wanted to dissuade him.
But they were all stopped by Gu Hang’s extended hand.
He was the highest commander, and he had the final say in everything here.
Gu Hang didn’t truly have any quirks about risking his own life.
But the most critical aspect of this operation was speed.
He wanted to deploy full force without any delay.
The later the end ti, the greater the sacrifice, and even the possibility of Ge Wajia arriving would increase.
He headed straight for the cave entrance.
Upon entering the range of the poison fog, his protective Spiritual Energy was imdiately activated. The vicious Dark Magic clashed fiercely with his Spiritual Energy. At the sa ti, he also detected a huge tentacle shooting towards him.
Gu Hang remained calm, his eyes glowing blue, and Spiritual Energy surged from within him.
As a whirlwind swept through, the poisonous fog was quickly dispersed. At the sa ti, the huge tentacle was locked in place by an invisible telekinesis, stopping in its tracks at least twenty ters away from Gu Hang.
Matins and the others at the cave entrance noticed the dispersal of the poisonous fog and imdiately charged inside.
They ca in weapons raised, ready to unleash a ferocious attack upon the enemy straight away.
However, what they saw left them dumbfounded.
First, the opponent they had to face was a surprise: the strange, mountainous flesh enemy, from which emanated a stench so foul that even through the life support helts, it was barely tolerable and extrely discomforting.
Next, its current state was astonishing—it was trembling, convulsing.
Many arcs of electricity still flashed intermittently across the mountain of flesh.
And Governor Gu, floating in front of the flesh mountain, raised his right hand high, gathering the arc into a massive spear of lightning.
Then, this spear of lightning, like divine retribution, was hurled by Gu Hang, striking the flesh mountain in front of him.
The creature reacted as if it had been hit by a ship’s cannon, a vast hole appearing in its body.
Rotten flesh writhed, attempting to heal the wound, but the continuous arcs of electricity hindered regeneration.
The struck ‘flesh mountain’ was unable to perform any action, rely convulsing there, taking hits for free, not at all reflecting the quick response it had when the wall of flesh was first blasted out of the cave entrance.
Lightning paralyzed its body; Spiritual Energy gripped its soul.
Of course, that left it no choice but to passively take the beating.
This was already the second lightning spear Gu Hang had launched.
And the third was already forming in his hands.
By that ti, the warriors who had rushed in had finally co to their senses and began to assist their Governor in the attack.
It’s no wonder they had been stunned at first; the power of the lightning spear in Gu Hang’s hands was incredibly fierce and frightening.
At the end of the day, whether they assisted or not didn’t seem to make much of a difference.
The little wounds they could inflict with their grenade guns paled in comparison to the Governor’s lightning spears.
Of course, they could get closer and try with powered swords, holy gold halberds, or Gravity Scepters.
But… there was no need.
Mr. Gu was launching a lightning spear in just a few breaths, each one like a massive cannon.
They simply didn’t need to intervene.
Better to follow the plan and set up a defensive line on the side.
Commanders did as such, swiftly moving the warriors inside and establishing a defense.
Yet, while busying themselves, they couldn’t help but be drawn by the thunderous booms and inadvertently glance toward the center.
The flesh mountain had been leveled after Mr. Gu’s nineteen strikes.
Such a display of might inspired awe in all present.
Even among the veterans of the Interstellar Warriors, and the experienced Battle Nuns, it was the sa feeling.
Was this the power of an A-tier Spiritual Energy user?
The A-tier Spiritual Energy users they had seen before weren’t this formidable!
Perhaps those A-tier users could perform similar-strength attacks, but they definitely wouldn’t be able to launch nineteen in a row without even seeming to breathe hard.
Mr. Gu was… a bit excessively fierce.
At this mont, the Governor was floating in the very center of the nest, the blue light in his eyes not fading in the slightest but shining even more brightly.
His voice appeared in everyone’s ears:
“I have located the Demon Engine that maintains the Wicked Void Shield, as well as the positions of nine L-layer Wicked Energy Railguns.”
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