Edge of the Apocalypse
Chapter 654: Prey Comes to the Door

"Damn it, Berukai, why did you burn our warriors! I want to charge you with your crimes against the supreme and dignified Lord Frius!" Bai Li Ge screamed, his voice so shrill that it did not resemble a Catus. Even though his pale complexion was flushed with rage, the clever Bai Li Ge carefully controlled his legs to prevent them from stepping near the blue balls of fire.

'"You'd better not go to Agares, or I'll turn your fat pig into fireworks embellished the skies of the sea of blood!" The slender figure in a long robe turned his head and shot out a dark blue flame in the shadow of the hat.

'"Threaten me! Threaten the clever Brother Berukai, don't forget what the Emperor told you. My dearest general, please help Brother Berukai in his work!"

The alien known as Berukai used his slender hands to support his head, apparently feeling a headache for the Cato who thought he was the smartest. He gave a muffled snort, no longer arguing, and turned around to leave. However, his mood was so bad that every step he took left behind a trail of blue flames on the ground, so a fire belt followed closely behind him.

After leaving the Catu camp, a group of them were equipped with pitch-black full-body armor. The armor was decorated with the same golden patterns as the starship. The guard followed closely behind Berukai, and the warriors on the left side of Berukai were exceptionally tall and tall, their figures straight up to the barbarian warriors of the Tu race. There was a large diamond-shaped crystal stone in front of his chest. The dark red crystal stone had a golden ripple in the middle, making the crystal stone look like the eyeball of some creature. Two long blood-red cloaks fell from behind the armor on his shoulders and landed on the ground. Whenever he moved, his cloak fluttered, and from afar, there were two flaming banners.

A deep voice rang out from under the Horned Demon's helmet, "I can't figure it out, General Berukai." Why does His Majesty want the Catus to participate? In fact, as long as the Grai are added to our legion's Hellfire. "We can sweep across this region. Only if Adahua Planet is willing to send out their Vast Stars or the Silver Storm Legion will they have the chance to contend against us."

"As for those Earth people, what can these low-grade creatures do? They are only slightly better than the Catus."

"You can't say that, Chief Ryan." Berukai said coldly, "You are suspecting the Sovereign's actions. This is extremely disrespectful." Moreover, His Majesty naturally had his reasons for doing so. That's right, the Catus are stupid and stupid. Every time I deal with them, I want to burn all these stupid pigs. But it was because they were stupid and stupid that His Majesty condescended to see that barbarian Wasak and told them to send out an army. "

"I don't understand." The head guard said truthfully.

"Those Catu pigs are idiots. No matter how many they die, His Majesty will not feel heartache. But every soldier of Hellfire is a treasure His Majesty cherishes. He absolutely does not want to sacrifice any warrior in a war of this level. Do you understand, Sir Ryan?"

Only then did the head guard nod.

Berukai suddenly stopped and looked back. In his field of vision, the sounds of quarreling could be heard from the Catu camp. The rhinoceroses would never lack the subject of quarreling. In the distance, there was the complex landscape of the Chaos Canyon. This canyon gave Berukai a sense of familiarity. It was very similar to Agares' environment.

"What's wrong, General?" The head guard also turned around to look, but he might not be able to see more than Berukai.

"Nothing, let's go."

When Berukai turned around, Allen exhaled against the rocks covered in green fungi. Just now, he only glanced at Berukai and almost attracted his opponent's attention. The unidentified alien was terrifyingly smart. Fortunately, the chaotic canyon was filled with mist as light as veil. Moreover, the distance between the two sides was too far to reveal their whereabouts. Alan cautiously revealed a small portion of his head and looked ahead. The black mothership hovering in mid-air had already descended with a faint blue light beam. Belukai and his guards arrived under the light beam and were rising from the blue light tunnel. In the blink of an eye, they had sunk into the mothership.

When the mothership withdrew its beam of light, all the lines on the hull suddenly lit up. It began to fly and gradually vanish from the bottom of the hull until the entire mothership disappeared into the air. Apart from the sound of the engine starting, Alan couldn't find any other traces. It was clear that the starship had entered stealth mode. Ellen could not look at it again unless he was disturbed or dismissed on his own.

Looking down at the flat ground, Alan decided to leave. He had to report this discovery. Even if this was not the enemy's headquarters in Coldfrost, it was still an important stronghold. Moreover, other than the Catus and the Grai, there were also other aliens involved. Along with the unknown machines, Alan could vaguely feel that this invasion of the Lutheran Domain by the chaotic races was not just aimed at the Garden of Eden.

When he turned around and left, the last ray of sunlight reluctantly disappeared into the chaotic valley, and the sky in the valley quickly darkened. The canyon after dark will be a paradise for monsters, and the dim light makes the environment difficult to distinguish. The terrain of the chaotic canyon was completely irregular, and the world of long grass and strange trees could easily cause people to lose their bearings.

However, it wasn't enough to stump Alan. In his eyes, although the canyon terrain was complicated, the distribution of Origin Energy was very obvious. The closer they got to the middle of the canyon, the denser the Shadow Origin Energy became, and the thinner the Shadow Origin Energy was. This was the simplest method of identification. As long as Alan walked towards the direction where the Shadow Origin Energy was thin, he would be able to walk out of the canyon. As for whether he would return to the place where the Catus traded with humans, Ellen was not sure. But what does that matter?

After leaving the canyon, he had to arrive at any human base as soon as possible and report the situation to the Federation so that they could start their operation earlier. Of course, it would be best if he could exchange for a second-class merit, then Allen could go to the central battlefield. Thinking of this, Allen could not help but quicken his pace. His figure quickly disappeared from the scattered rocks.

Allen wasn't the only figure that haunted the valley in the night. As night fell, the canyon became lively. Those alien lifeforms that had stayed motionless for half a day began to move in the dark. Every night, there are always busy things, hunting or evading pursuit, is the subject of their lives.

In the eyes of the vampire mosquitoes, the dim night was covered with a layer of scarlet red. In its night-vision compound eyes, prey or hunters can be identified at a glance. Vampiric mosquitoes are the size of palms, and their slender abdominal sac swells like a balloon after tasting fresh blood. These mosquitoes were definitely the most numerous inhabitants of the Chaos Canyon. At night, they covered the valley like dark clouds, and the buzzing sound of their wings could be heard everywhere.

The vampire mosquito quickly found its target.

In its small intelligence, there was no distinction between humans and other life forms. But to the vampires, race was not important. What was important was the blood energy of the creature. Right now, the human who buried himself in the long grass was emitting a sweet aura of blood. This caused the big mosquito's index finger, which had been hungry all day, to tremble. It pounced straight at the creatures in the bushes. According to past experience, it would hang itself firmly behind the creatures and stab its long, pointed mouthparts into their arteries and veins. As well as absorbing the blood of its prey, it also injects all sorts of dirty bacteria into its prey.

When the prey is infected by the bacteria it releases, it feels high fever and sepsis. In the end, the prey dies in pain, and the blood in the corpse is enough for the vampires to drink for a day or two.

But tonight's hunt was doomed to fail, just as the vampires were about to pounce on their prey. Mosquito's complex eyes suddenly flashed with an icy cold light, and then the world began to shatter. The vampire mosquito would never know to its death that its body was easily shredded into pieces by a dagger. The man who took back his dagger and buried himself in the grass squatted up and cursed, "Damn mosquitoes, there are so many fucking mosquitoes."

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

Hyde licked his lips and said, "I'd like you to squeeze dry, Martha."

"Really? Unfortunately, that thing of yours is too small. I don't like it."

Several men's chuckles immediately sounded on the communication channel.

"Alright, stop messing with you. Hyde, have you found your target?" Marley's voice echoed.

"Not yet, boss." Hyde frowned, "I'll go somewhere else."

He held a sniper rifle several meters tall and quickly found a strange tree with twisted branches. Hyde carried the gun behind him and nimbly climbed to the top of the tree. He was a sniper and scout under Marley, and after the hounds found traces of Alan, Marley decided to enter the valley. His method was very simple. If the hounds could not track Alan, they would follow the tracks left behind by the Catus.

Since the target was with the Catus, as long as they found the Catus, they would have a chance to hit the target. In the worst case scenario, there would be some clues. Now the hounds were responsible for finding traces of the Catus. This was too easy. The Catus would not carefully clean up their traces. The hounds could easily find a path in the canyon.

Hyde was in charge of observing. He had to find the target in advance, so that the encirclement net made up of Mare and the others would tighten the siege of the target. This was their usual tactic. It was simple, but it was very useful.

On the canopy, Hyde used the high-powered intelligent glance of his sniper rifle to scan the long grass and bushes in the distance. After he swept across several directions, Hyde suddenly stopped. Under the night vision glance, Hyde saw a figure emerge from behind a few twisted and strange trees. He was standing in the bushes at his waist. He seemed to be examining his surroundings. It looked like he was trying to identify the direction.

He smiled and whispered in his headset, "Here we go, head. Our prey is coming."