"Damn Beruké, why burn our fighters! I will accuse you of your crimes to His Majesty the Supreme Supreme, the majestic and wise Frius! Barrigo screamed, his voice so shrill that he didn't look like a Cato. His pale complexion flushed with anger, but even so, the clever Briglio was careful not to step near the blue fires.

The slender figure in the robe turned around and shot a deep blue flame from the shadow in the hat: "You'd better not go to Agares, or I'll turn your fat pig into a firework that dots the sky over the Sea of Blood!" ”

"You threaten me! You threaten the clever Bellicos, Belluké, and don't forget what the Great said to you. He said, "My dearest general, please be sure to assist in the work of Bethrich!" ”

The alien known as Belluké held his head in his slender hand, apparently having a headache for the self-proclaimed smartest Cato. He snorted, stopped arguing, and turned to leave. But he was in such a bad mood that every step left a footprint of blue flames on the ground, and a belt of fire followed him away.

Leaving the Cato camp, a team was dressed in pitch-black full-body armor with the same golden veins as the starships. The guard was closely behind Beruké, and the warriors to the left of Beruké were unusually tall and tall to the Tu barbarian warriors. On his chest was a large diamond-shaped hedron with a golden horizontal stripe in the middle of the dark red hedron that made it look like the eyes of some kind of creature. Two long, blood-red cloaks hung from behind their shoulder armor, reaching the ground. Whenever he moved, his cloak fluttered, and from a distance there were two flags like flames.

From under the horned demon's full-covered helmet, a deep voice rang out: "I can't figure it out, General Berukei. Why did Your Majesty involve the Cato, in fact, as long as the Glaites plus our legion Hellfire. It is entirely possible to sweep through this star field, unless Adava is willing to dispatch their Firmament Star, or the few legions of Silver Tempest, to have any hope of confronting us. ”

"As for the earthlings, what these low-level creatures can do, they are only slightly better than the Gato."

"You can't say that, Captain Rayrian." Beirukai said coldly, "You are doubting the actions of the Supreme Being, this is a great disrespect. What's more, His Majesty naturally has his reasons for doing this. That's right, the Cato are stupid and stupid, and every time I deal with them, I want to burn all these stupid pigs. But it was precisely because they were stupid and stupid that His Majesty would deign to go to the barbarian Washak and tell them to send a large army. ”

"I don't understand." The chief of the guard said truthfully.

"Those Cato pigs are fools, and no matter how many deaths they make, Your Majesty will not be heartbroken. But every warrior of Hellfire is a treasure cherished by His Majesty, and he definitely does not want to sacrifice any warrior in a war of this magnitude. Do you understand that, Lord Rayrian. ”

The chief of the guard nodded emphatically.

Brukai suddenly stopped, and he looked back. In the field of vision, the sound of quarrels could be heard again in the camp of the Cato, and the big rhinoceros would not lack the theme of quarrel at any time. In the distance, the complex landscape of the Chaotic Canyon is a familiar part of Beilukai, which resembles the environment of Agareth.

"What's wrong, General?" The chief of the guard turned to look too, but he might not have seen more than Beruké.

"Nothing, let's go."

When Bellukhai turned around, Alan exhaled against the green fungus-covered rocks. Just now he just glanced at Beilukai, and he almost attracted the other party's attention. The unidentified alien was terrifyingly clever, but fortunately, the chaotic canyon was filled with a fog as light as a veil, and the distance between the two sides was so that his whereabouts would not be revealed. Alan cautiously bared half of his head again and looked ahead. The black mothership hovering in mid-air had already lowered a dark blue beam, and Berukhai and his guards came to the beam, rising from the blue light channel, and disappeared into the mothership in the blink of an eye.

When the mothership retracted the beam, all the lines on the hull suddenly lit up. It began to rise into the air, and began to blur from the bottom of the hull, eventually disappearing the entire mothership into thin air. Apart from the sound of the engine starting, Allen could not find any other trace. It was clear that the starship had gone into stealth mode. Unless disturbed or disarmed, Eren doesn't want to see it again.

Looking at the flat ground below, Alan decided to leave. He had to report the discovery, and even if it wasn't the enemy's base camp in Frost, it was an important stronghold. What's more, it has now been discovered that in addition to the Cato and the Glei, there are other aliens involved. Coupled with those machines with unknown functions, Alan already vaguely felt that this chaotic race invasion of the Rudson Star Field was probably not just for the Garden of Eden.

As he turned to leave, the last rays of sunset reluctantly disappeared into the chaotic canyon, and the sky in the canyon quickly became dark. The canyon after dark will be a monster's playground, and the dim light makes the environment difficult to argue. The terrain of Chaotic Canyon is completely irregular, and a world full of long grass and strange trees can easily make it easy to get lost.

But it is not enough to stump Allen, in the world in his eyes, although the canyon terrain is complex, the distribution of source power is very obvious. The closer you get to the middle of the canyon, the more intense the shadow source power becomes, and vice versa. This is the easiest way to identify, and Eren can walk out of the canyon as long as he walks in the direction of the thin shadow source power. As for whether to return to the place where the Cato and humans traded, Alan was not sure. But what does it matter?

After leaving the canyon, he had to get to any human base as soon as possible and report the situation there so that the Federation could start the operation sooner. Of course, it's best to be able to exchange for a second-class merit, and then Alan can go to the central battlefield. Thinking of this, Alan couldn't help but quicken his pace, and his figure quickly disappeared among the scattered rocks.

At night, Alan is not the only one who haunts the valley. As night falls, the canyon comes alive. Those alien beings that roost for half a day have become active in the night. There is always something to do at night, and predation or evasion is the theme of their lives.

The dim night was covered with a layer of crimson in the compound eyes of the bloodsucking mosquitoes. In its compound eyes with night vision, prey or hunters can be identified at a glance. Vampire mosquitoes are the size of a palm, and their elongated abdominal sacs swell like a balloon after being soaked in blood. These mosquitoes are definitely the most numerous inhabitants of the Chaotic Canyon, and at night, they blanket the valley like a dark cloud, buzzing everywhere with their wings.

The blood-sucking mosquito quickly found its target.

Among its few intelligences, there is no distinction between humans and other life. But for vampire mosquitoes, race doesn't really matter, what matters is the blood of the creature. Right now, this human who buried himself in the long grass was exuding a sweet blood smell, which made the big mosquito who had been hungry for a day move his index finger. It lunged straight at the creature in the grass, and in previous experience, it would hang itself firmly on the creature's back and plunge its long, pointed mouthparts into their arteries. While sucking the blood of the prey, it also injects all kinds of dirty bacteria into the prey.

When the prey is infected by the bacteria it releases, it will have a high fever and septic blood, and eventually the prey will die in pain, and the blood in the corpse is enough for the blood-sucking mosquito to drink for a day or two.

But tonight's predation was doomed to fail, when the blood-sucking mosquitoes were about to pounce on their prey. A cold light suddenly flashed in the mosquito's compound eye, and the world fell apart. The blood-sucking mosquito would not know until it died, its body easily wrenched to pieces by a dagger. The man who withdrew the dagger and buried himself in the grass squatted up and scolded: "Damn mosquitoes, it's fucking a lot." ”

"These mosquitoes aren't small, Hyde, you didn't suck them, did you?" A woman's laughter rang out in the communication channel of the headset.

Hyde licked his mouth and said, "I want you to be, Martha." ”

"Really? It's a pity that you're too small for me to look at. ”

The low chuckles of several men immediately rang out in the communication channel.

Ma Lei's voice appeared: "Okay, don't mess with you. Hyde, found the target no. ”

"Not yet, head." Hyde frowned: "I'll change places." ”

Armed with a sniper rifle several as tall as a man, he quickly found a strange tree with twisted branches. Hyde put his gun behind his back and climbed to the canopy with agility. He is a sniper and scout under Mare who decides to go into the valley after the hounds discover Allen's traces. His method was simple, the hounds couldn't track Alan, so he followed the trails left by the Cato.

Since the target is to follow the Cato, as long as you find the Cato, you will have a chance to hit the target. At worst, some clues will be found. Now the hounds were in charge of finding the traces of the Cato, which was too easy for the Cato to not to be careful to clean up the traces of their own paths, and the hounds had no trouble finding a path in the canyon that they had walked.

Hyde is in charge of observation, and he must find the target in advance, so that the encirclement network of Marley and the others will encircle the target. This is their usual tactic, simple, but useful.

In the canopy, Hyde was scanning the grass and trees in the distance with the high-powered smart scope of his sniper rifle. After he had swept in several directions in a row, Hyde suddenly stopped. With night vision turned on, Hyde saw a figure emerge from behind several twisted trees, standing waist-length in the grass, seemingly looking around, apparently discerning direction.

He smiled and whispered in the headset, "There you are, head." Our prey has come to the door. ”