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After the rage, Bargrena attracted all the Zerg Legendary attacks for a while. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info

Its broad shoulders forced out two hideous heads with indigo faces and strange runes painted on its skin, and then relied on its strong body, with spells in its left hand and a wooden staff in its right hand, completely in a brave posture of double attack by beasts and demons.

It was the two-headed ogre's uprising that gave Klifa and Apche, who were hiding behind it, a time to cast spells.

So in the next moment, the furious "Flowing Flame Waterfall" and "Banshee's Howl" once again swept the audience.

Just this combination attack caused the 10 Zerg legends present to be injured one after another.

Obviously dominating the field but not being able to achieve results quickly, the brainworms hiding behind the scenes roared loudly and angrily. Under their urging and strict orders, the Zerg legends can only fight hard!

A half-human, half-worm legendary insect man swooped down from the front, his hideous mouthparts wide open, and a terrifying sonic explosion instantly encompassed the three kings.

Most of the sonic spells have extremely strong stun characteristics, and they also have a strong effect of ignoring defenses, so the three "people" of Kleefa become shaky in an instant.

However, the furious effect on Bargrena's body had not yet subsided, and the skyrocketing magic resistance allowed it to quickly get rid of the stun effect, and the wrenched staff smashed into the wormman's head.

There was a muffled "poof".

The head of the worm was smashed to pieces, the blood of the worm was splashed, and the carapace on the worm body exploded countless cracks.

From here, you can see what terrifying roux power the two-headed ogre has! Even the legendary Bugmen, who specialize in hand-to-hand combat, can withstand its furious attacks.

However, the insect man is also a special insect with strong vitality, even if the worm head is broken, it is still not dead, but two pairs of pincers firmly hold Bagrena's wooden staff, not letting it out of its body. At the same time, the other two Zergs also swarmed up, helping the severely injured Bugmen to firmly control Bargrena's weapons.

The weapon was locked, and Bargrena reclaimed it in a rage, while his head murmured, blasting the mouths of the three insects with a ferocious fireball of blazing fire.

But in the next moment, more Zerg legends swarmed up, and it only took one wave of attacks to make the two-headed ogre seriously injured and dying.

"Whew......"

With Bagrena's last-minute rage, it gave up its unretrievable wooden staff, ignoring the attacks of the insects around it, grabbed a worm-man who couldn't dodge, and tore it in half with its wild strength.

As the stinking insect blood spilled on it, Bargreiner waved two worm corpses and let out a deafening roar in the sky.

However, in the next moment, its majestic body was once again covered by the Zerg legend that surrounded it.

The Two-Faced King Bargrena is killed!

Although Bargreiner has done his best, and left the Zerg legend dead and seriously injured. But in the face of so many opponents of the same rank, it had no other way but to die a glorious battle.

With the help of their companions, Klifa and Apche managed to escape half a mile away. But if you go any further, you won't be able to move an inch.

Countless swarming Zerg Wyverns roared past them, energy blades shooting out of their shields like eyes. More clusters of flying insects stood in their way like a wall, never taking a step back even as the fire was rattled by the two kings.

It was precisely because of the troubles of these guys that the two kings did not escape from the Zerg ambush circle in time.

When Bargreiner was killed in battle, the Zerg legend was freed up, and the area where the two kings were located immediately became a new center of battle.

This made the two kings cry out one after another.

If I had known this, I shouldn't have thought about running away just now. If they had done their best to assist Bargrena, the two-headed ogre would not have been killed so easily by the Zerg Legend. Now, without the shield of Bargrena, who can cast spells and fight hand-to-hand, the situation of Klifa and Apche is even more unbearable.

As a relatively old undead king, Klifa has a small part of his legendary ability pinned on stargazing, although he also has a very strong spell attack ability, but it takes a long time to hold the spell and cast the spell. Therefore, it had no choice but to frequently attract the extraordinary power of the stars outside the heavenly dome, turning into a stream of brilliant starlight falling from the sky, regardless of the object or size, and continued to submerge into the bodies of all the surrounding enemies.

The power of the stars caused by this ability is extremely vicious, not only can it erode the opponent's body, but it can also temporarily erase the opponent's memory of the spell. Therefore, the Zerg Legend besieging them only has one chance to cast any spell or spell, and once it is cast, it will "forget" this spell in the short term.

Such a special ability is simply a great auxiliary means if it is placed in a group battle. It's a pity that only it and Apche are left now, even if they snuff out the opponent's magic attacks, they will have to withstand the continuous physical attacks.

Bargrena's death was a huge shock to all the Undead Monarchs!

If in the previous battles, they still held the pride of how to reap the maximum results, now all that remains is the fear of how to escape from this death prison.

So in a panic, the second unlucky guy appeared again.

The one who died in this battle was actually Fenrir, the king of Raga who was a demon wolf.

It stands to reason that the center of the Zerg's siege is not on Fenrir, but more on these Law Kings, and it shouldn't have died so inexplicably. But people are going to be unlucky, and they will stuff their teeth when they drink cold water, let alone a legendary undead like it.

Originally, it had successfully used the War Lord Herrotos and the Mad King Willenfer to help it share most of the Zerg offensive, but after a gap, it used the Phantom Clone spell to deceive all the attacks, and then turned back into the main demon wolf.

In normal battles, it fights as a corrupted werewolf, so that it can have some spellcasting abilities. But when the battle is urgent, it can also transform into a demon wolf again, doubling its running and dodging speed.

Having successfully shaken off all the enemies, Fenrir had no intention of rescuing his companions, and ran wildly into the distance as soon as he slipped away from the phantom. But it didn't die, but it chose the wrong direction. As it passed through a dense mass of insect corpses with an endless afterimage, a mortally wounded and dying legendary insect burst into its belly, stabbing a large, sharp claw into its belly.

Fenrir's demon wolf body was not huge, but the giant claws of the legendary insect were almost the width of its waist, so a single blow almost cut off Fenrir's body.

Under the gaze of countless eyes, Fenrir, the king of the broken jas, and the badly injured insect did not have the slightest legendary demeanor, and they tossed and turned in the pile of insect corpses.

At first, the momentum of their battle was quite fierce and ferocious, but as the injuries became more serious, the soul aura of the two "people" became weaker and weaker.

Finally, the pile of corpses returned to tranquility again.

The two "people" never showed their heads again!

The death of two kings in one go seriously disturbed the psychology of the remaining kings.

They have escaped from the world of the undead, and they see that they will have tens of thousands of years of beautiful life waiting for them to enjoy, so why bother to do these hard things that fight for their lives! Besides, with their identity and status, they should not die in this obscure barren mountain in any way!

The depressed will to fight made the kings have no intention of fighting, and one after another they have the idea of taking advantage of the chaos to slip away.

The vigorous underground pit where the battle was fought just now has also become more and more popular. In the perception of the kings, the bastard of the Crypt King no longer tried to rush outward, but instead began to burrow into the ground relying on his earth-based ability to travel through the earth.

Anubrekan, this bastard wants to escape from the ground!

Enlightenment rose in the hearts of several kings, and at the same time, they felt more and more that time was pressing.

The more kings who escaped, the more pressure the remaining one would have to bear. Doesn't this indicate that whoever goes later will be more unlucky?

As soon as the people's hearts were scattered, the whole situation collapsed in an instant!

In fact, in today's situation alone, as long as the kings work together and show a little sacrifice, they can be reunited with a little injury. At that time, with ten kings against eleven Zerg legends plus a group of auxiliary insect soldiers, there was still a fight between the two sides.

The worst is also evenly divided, and both sides lose and retreat. The tactics are chosen properly, played well, and there is even the possibility of countering the Zerg.

But I'm afraid that I'm going to do my own thing, and my own little abacus is too fine.

Fecans ran away ahead of time with the Extremely Cold Ice, Knox was strangely invisible, and the kings, who fought more with less, were scattered by the insect soldiers. The accumulation of these three is the main reason for the collapse of today's royal alliance.

The previous kings were able to attack and defend, trying to kill and injure the brave insect soldiers in addition to tight defense, and finding the best time to escape for themselves. But now seeing their companions fleeing out one by one without caring for anything, the kings who are still fighting hard can't help but panic!

The War Monarch and the Mad Monarch barely came together to run away with thunder and artillery, and all the bugs that stood in their way were trampled to death or smashed to pieces by them. For a time, the momentum of the battle was also eye-catching.

There are no legendary Zerg stumbling on their side, and as long as they are willing to pay a little for their injuries, there is still hope for them to break out of the encirclement. But their actions undoubtedly made Klifa and Apche, who were besieged by many Zerg legends in the sky, panic.

At this point in the battle, the two legal kings had also done their best, but they still inevitably had injuries of varying severity on their bodies.

There was no hope of breaking through in his eyes, and the soul fire on the hideous faces of the two kings couldn't help but burn.