My Monster Fuses Everything

Chapter 319: 277: Survivor in the Poison Fog_2

Chapter 319: Chapter 277: Survivor in the Poison Fog_2

The street intersection had turned into a melee.

The poison monsters hidden in the fog, although mutated in form, still somewhat resembled poisonous insects.

Su Han’s eyes swept over them, scorpions, centipedes, spiders... There were far more types of poison monsters than Sun Hu and the others had described.

Soon, the three thousand Zerg were suppressed.

Although the Zerg were fierce and unafraid of death, they did not surpass the poison monsters by much in terms of individual strength. In the constant killing, they suffered casualties at a ratio of two to one, leaving behind the bodies of over a thousand poison monsters at this crossroads, while about four to five hundred of the three thousand Zerg also perished.

“The number is still too small, but we can supplement the genetic structure a bit.”

The Mother Worm had only emerged from the rift in the alternate dimension a few days ago, and even with full-force breeding, it had only managed to increase the number of its offspring to three or four thousand, with only about three thousand being able to be brought into the battle.

This number naturally could not compare to the sea of insects in the western district of the city, but this time it was just an experiment and also a need for the Mother Worm to perfect the structure of its lineage.

“Hum”

Upon receiving Su Han’s command, the Mother Worm immediately activated its psychokinetic power. A large number of poison monsters were flung away, their bodies starting to crack.

From the position of the Mother Worm’s spine, countless tentacles shot out, hundreds or even thousands of them.

They whipped out like lashes, striking into the midst of the poison monsters battling with the Zerg.

Each tentacle was like a blade of destruction. As they shot out, they instantly pierced through the bodies of the poison monsters.

The corrosive blood did not harm the tentacles in the slightest.

Then, the Second-grade Monsters that were hit by the tentacles were abruptly tightened and then pulled up above the Mother Worm’s head.

Seven or eight Second-grade Monsters, including the Green Giant Centipede and the Double-headed Spider, were caught. Su Han watched this scene with a smile. He raised his left arm, and with a gentle tap of his finger, a Spirit Melding Vortex appeared among the monsters, beginning to erase and devour their Spiritual Energy.

Energy, like a warm current, flowed into his body, improving his constitution, and making his Spiritual Energy increasingly abundant.

The energy he had expended in the battle against the Blood Sea Demon was now replenished, adding to his Soul reserves.

Second-grade Monsters were devoured by Su Han, and a part of the dead Second-grade and the majority of the First Rank poison monsters were tossed into the mouth of the Mother Worm.

No chewing, just swallowing. The formidable digestive capability was enough to allow these monsters to enter the Mother Worm’s body, quickly being digested into organic liquid, and then continuously transformed by the Mother Worm.

With the Mother Worm joining in, the battle turned into a one-sided slaughter.

More than ten minutes later, the original encircling situation had significantly thinned out.

The Mother Worm moved swiftly towards the shopping mall.

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“What’s with those poison creatures, they suddenly went mad. What do we do now?”

Inside the mall, a group of people wearing oversized parkas that concealed their figures gathered together.

They were wrapped tightly from head to toe, even their faces covered with thick masks, some even wearing gas masks, with not a single patch of skin exposed.

Next to them were large and small hiking backpacks, clearly filled with supplies.

“Don’t know, maybe there’s been some activity from the monsters near the poison pit.”

Someone muttered in a low voice, his tone uncertain.

“Ge Ming, big brother, what do we do now?”

All eyes turned to the man in the black trench coat by the window. He stood next to it, cautiously observing the outside. A massive man, nearly one meter ninety in height, huddled under a black robe.

“Wait, just like our previous experience, even if the poison creatures become agitated, it won’t last too long. At least a day or two, at most a week.”

His voice was low, but hoarse as if it belonged to a half-mute drake, discomforting to hear.

“But, but we can wait, but can the elders and children in the village last that long?”

A woman’s voice rose, sounding to be in her thirties or forties, filled with worry.

Ge Ming turned around, his face covered with a black mask, with only his eyes slightly visible—one normal, while the left eye bore a scar, its eyeball whitened, blinded.

“The village has grain to last a while. Without these poisonous creatures, it’s just suffering for a bit; it doesn’t necessarily mean death.”

Despair filled everyone’s hearts. Was it just suffering a bit?

It was a pain that seemed to burrow into the bones, as if thousands of ants were swarming the marrow, biting and tearing from the inside.

“We shouldn’t have stayed in...”

Rumble rumble

Before someone could finish speaking, the shelves and glass in the mall began to tremble slightly.

Ge Ming’s pupils contracted sharply, and he immediately looked outside. Through the dense fog, a massive creature approached, its size dwarfing the mall itself, like a towering mountain.

His face displayed terror as he almost cried out, “Since when did Lisu County have such a horrifying creature?”

“Run, this monster is coming for us.”