In a large camp, there were panicked figures everywhere. In the thick smoke, dozens of figures rose into the sky one after another.
The camp below was in a mess, and it was obvious that a fierce battle had taken place.
Many scattered items emitted a faint light, indicating that they all came from the Loucheng monks.
As for the owner of the item, he has been eliminated.
In the sky, a chase is unfolding.
It was said to be a chase battle, but in fact it was not like that, because this group of Loucheng monks simply could not catch up with the enemy in front.
Including three king-level monks and a group of lord monks outside, they were all looking angrily ahead.
It was a Yaksha demon king wearing purple armor and possessing king-level strength. It suddenly broke into the camp and killed everyone it saw without saying a word.
This was the first time that the Loucheng monk had seen such a crazy monster, so he was caught off guard.
But in the blink of an eye, the camp turned into a sea of fire, and more than a dozen Loucheng monks were eliminated.
This move was equivalent to poking a honeycomb, and soon the hidden Loucheng monks appeared, including two king-level monks among them.
It turns out that this is a secret camp where elites from the entire war zone have gathered to prepare for a sneak attack on the enemy.
This move is similar to a decapitation operation, and every war zone will try it, because once successful, it will have a great impact on the battle.
If you fall behind one step, your opponent will press forward step by step without giving you any chance to breathe.
Unexpectedly, before the assembly was completed, they were suddenly attacked by monsters and lost a large number of operatives.
After reacting, the Loucheng monks immediately surrounded and killed the monster, but did not want the monster to turn around and run away.
Obviously the monster knew very well that he was no match for this large group of Loucheng monks, so he did not hesitate when escaping.
How could the monks in Loucheng give up? They chased after the monster one by one, trying to chop the monster into pulp.
It was just the monster's lightning speed that made the monks in Loucheng collectively dumbfounded. They never expected that a monster could run so fast.
Even if the Loucheng monk used his skills to double his speed, he was still left far behind.
By this moment, everyone could see the problem.
Something is wrong, this guy is not a monster at all, he is definitely a monk from Loucheng in disguise!
Among the chasing Loucheng monks, a king-level monk said through gritted teeth, his eyes almost spitting fire.
The truth was discovered mainly because the monster inadvertently used monk skills during its escape.
In this short period of time, they thought of competitors because others had no reason to launch an attack.
The more I thought about it, the more I felt it should be like this, which made the monks in Loucheng gnash their teeth in anger.
If possible, they would like to rush to the enemy's camp and use the same method to sneak attack.
Little did the Loucheng monk know that he had fallen into a trap.
In every camp that is attacked, there will be survivors left alive, and almost every person attacked will have the same idea.
The result of their guesswork and judgment is the result that the attacker wants, which then leads to greater chaos.
This crazy pursuit lasted hundreds of miles, but in the end the monster was faster.
The pursuing monks from Loucheng returned angrily, because if they continued to move forward, their situation would become very dangerous.
Naturally, I was extremely unwilling to give in. When I returned, I kept thinking about how to carry out a retaliatory attack.
After these Loucheng monks left, a figure flashed up, with a cold light shining in his purple-gold eyes.
To this extent, there is still no response from the cornerstone platform, which forces me to make things even bigger.
This figure was wearing purple armor and looked like a Yaksha demon, but in fact it was Tang Zhen in disguise.
Since returning from the island, he has been attacking the gathering places of monks in Loucheng in the form of the Yasha Demon Clan.
Each time, instead of killing them all, they deliberately left some alive and left enough loopholes.
The main purpose of this is to induce fierce conflicts to break out in different war zones, leading to an even more chaotic situation.
As a result of this operation, many of the monks in the building city were completely intimidated, making the already tense atmosphere even more tense.
However, the upper-level intervention that Tang Zhen hoped for never appeared. It seems that Cornerstone Platform did not care about his actions.
It's normal if you think about it carefully. After all, the real battlefield changes rapidly and anything can happen.
Tang Zhen's move can actually make competition more intense, which is more in line with the original intention of Cornerstone Platform.
Not every war zone has the luck of the fifth war zone. If you really want to win, you often need extremely brutal fighting to achieve it.
Tang Zhen's harassment attack can be treated as an accident on the battlefield to increase the difficulty.
Perhaps it was for this reason that Cornerstone Platform did not interfere with Tang Zhen, but instead allowed him to do whatever he wanted.
If this is the case, Tang Zhen's busy schedule must have been in vain.
But everything has a limit. Once this limit is exceeded, good things will turn into bad things.
Considering the current situation, Tang Zhen has a feeling that he has not reached that limit yet.
So you still need to continue working hard and make more noise, so that you can get the results you want.
Since attacking the camp has no effect, I might as well destroy a war zone to see if the cornerstone platform can still stand?
Thinking of this, Tang Zhen went straight to the mountain forest ahead, because he had discovered a monster lair when he passed there before.
After about two hours, thousands of monsters emerged from the edge of the mountain.
The leader of these monsters is the Yaksha Demon King disguised by Tang Zhen, leading the monster army to march forward in a mighty manner.
Tang Zhen wants to create a huge tide of monsters, sweep away the monks in Loucheng he encounters along the way, and even eliminate the entire war zone.
It only took one day for the monster army to encounter a city occupied by Loucheng monks. Tang Zhen commanded the monster army to launch an attack.
Facing the sudden monster legion, the Loucheng monks resisted desperately, but they were no match at all.
Just when they were about to transfer, they were blocked by monsters, and they were all eliminated in the end.
The monks in Loucheng resisted desperately, but they were still no match for the monsters, especially the Yaksha Demon King, who was simply too powerful.
After destroying a camp, Tang Zhen led the monster army to continue the operation. According to his experience, he should have entered the hinterland controlled by a war zone.
The strength of this war zone is not too strong, and it is probably not ranked very high, otherwise Tang Zhen would never have won so easily.
Such a goal is just right, otherwise no matter whether it is too strong or too weak, it will not be able to achieve the expected goal.
Not long after, the bird monster sent by Tang Zhen came back to report that it had discovered a suspicious location.
These bird monsters have been selected and trained by Tang Zhen, specifically for reconnaissance and search, and can perfectly execute Tang Zhen's orders.
After receiving the picture transmitted by the bird monster, Tang Zhen confirmed the accuracy of the information. It was indeed a gathering place for a group of Loucheng monks.
Judging from the density of monks in Loucheng, it is likely that it is the headquarters of a war zone, similar to the nature of the Valley of Nine Tombs.
This is definitely a big fish. If you can kill it, you can definitely achieve your goal.
Tang Zhen thought of this and immediately commanded the monster army and headed straight for the gathering place.