Overlord: Rise of the Zerg

Of course, Zero did not forget the original intention of the Zerg to launch the war. As soon as they emerged from the underground, a large number of Zerg units purposefully headed towards Xinken's residence.

Due to the precise positioning of the explorer, this old lizard man who was over seventy years old had no way to escape. In fact, he was unable to escape.

After the Zerg surrounded him, before they could take action, he fainted as if he had been greatly stimulated, which saved Zero a lot of effort.

Fortunately, Xinken, a figure who can be called an encyclopedia of lizardmen, did not die directly, otherwise Zero would have really lost everything.

At the same time, not only Xinken, but also every named scientific researcher on each island and in the entire sea area, no matter what job they are engaged in, no matter what project they are good at, or what they are doing at the moment, are all insects. The crowd immediately surrounded the captured object.

They have a clear division of labor and capture them without harming them as much as possible. In order to achieve this, the insect swarm sometimes uses force to leave only an escape route for them to move towards the insect swarm. Fleeing in the direction of hope reduces the difficulty of arrest in disguise.

Under the threat of life, these beings whose intelligence level is usually among the best among the entire lizard people group will panic and act in accordance with their instincts.

This is also part of Zero's plan to capture the Zerg. After all, these lizardmen scientific researchers are not rough-skinned warriors. Intellectuals should be treated like intellectuals. This is the precious wealth of each Zerg. Naturally, it is impossible to treat them like ordinary lizardmen.

Even if there is no good outcome for them no matter what.

Each lizardman who can be called a scientist in the lizardman society, they are either specialized in scientific research or just interested in it. They were injured by the Zerg or forced into the Zerg camp. Zero will Maintain their survival as much as possible until Sars arrives or until they are transported to Sars.

It is foreseeable that Sasse will be busy for a long time to come.

After the useful people have completed the transfer, the Zerg really have no worries.

Before, they only dispatched ground troops. After the goal was achieved, the insect swarm had no intention of leaving.

While the land units were attacking, Zero tested all the "weapons" he had accumulated on these lizardmen, such as blasters improved from fireflies, and biological explosives that had no brain but contained violent poisonous gas. -Bounce and wait.

In fact, the number of Zergs actually responsible for the attack is not particularly large. At least it does not form an absolute crushing advantage compared to the Lizardmen. Tens of millions may seem like a lot, but in fact they are scattered on many islands. On average, there are really not many. Not much, at least not much more than the Lizardmen.

However, in the early chaos, the lizardmen were unable to form effective resistance at all, and the civilians had no sense of fighting at all.

Zero didn't even feel any resistance. Wherever the insect swarm passed, no matter whether they were soldiers or civilians, they were all vulnerable.

Therefore, compared to the chaotic lizardmen who were like headless flies, the swarm of insects with clear goals and extremely obvious organization seemed to be endless and overwhelming, launching a bloody massacre against the defenseless lizardmen.

Then, after the Zerg completely let go, they accelerated the pace of their demise.

The swarm of insects combed through every piece of land like wolves entering a flock of sheep. The pervasive explorers quietly explored the places where the lizard people could hide. They may have died under the fangs and claws of the zerg. fell, or died in the poisonous gas that spread afterwards.

It was completely different from the time when they fought against the Lizardman Empire on the Saran continent. Surrounded by the sea and the docks and ships were controlled by the insect swarm at the first moment, the Lizardmen had no way to escape.

Because even the sea water is full of insect foragers! They are like killers hidden in the water, waiting quietly for delicious food to be delivered to their doorsteps. Even if there are occasional lizard-man individuals with extraordinary talents and amazing water skills, they cannot escape their pursuit.

Escape to the sea seems to be a way to survive, but in fact it is a completely hopeless road. Even if you don't drown, you will be overtaken and killed.

Even in the sky, there are flying dragons patrolling. This time, Zero has truly achieved an airtight and complete blockade. Unless the opponent is really an extremely lucky son of the plane, he will not be able to escape even with wings. A sea area.

Compared with the swarm's attack on the Sadman Empire at that time, this raid was much simpler.

Although seriously speaking, their weapons are more advanced, the emergence of firearms seems to have made their warriors gradually put aside wearing those bulky armors and instead put on light armors. This kind of protection even if they organize resistance, For the Zerg's increasingly sharp minions, it is not much different from non-existence.

Moreover, the island's special geographical location makes it a natural disaster. After taking control of the ships and docks, they became lambs trapped in this prison, waiting for the slaughter of the insect swarm.

Of course, although the process was quite smooth, it was not without trouble. After all, the opponent's firearms were nothing but decorations. With this, they still launched some counterattacks and caused some damage to the insect swarm. Unfortunately, it was not painful at all. .

Those weapons used for long-range attacks were basically useless. Because the Zerg directly launched a comprehensive close-quarters fight with them from the beginning, they could not get away from the battlefield to use their advanced weapons, and to say the least, even if they were used, the outcome would be the same.

With the current combat capabilities of the insect swarm, a civilization like the Lizardmen that does not even have basic air control capabilities will be crushed if they face the insect swarm head-on, not to mention that they have chosen to raid now.

This war has just begun, but it can actually be declared over. Not only the islands, but also the fleet that was swimming on the sea at the time of the incident were also annihilated under the attack of the Zerg flying dragons. Those huge sea-going warships that used to lie across the port could not even fire a single cannonball. The crew that controlled it had been lost as soon as it was fired, and even worse, it was burned directly on the sea surface, leaving nothing behind.

Zero didn't know if there were any survivors, but just like the remaining lizardmen living on the mainland, even if there were some, they were just waiting to die. They would never dare to move in front of the insect swarm, and they would never dare to move in front of the insect swarm. He will die in ten years.

If there were a little more survivors, it might be able to exist for a while longer, but its demise is already a certainty.

As for those lizardmen captured by the insect swarm, those who are more cooperative and uninjured will be temporarily properly resettled after the war or massacre is over, and will even have a certain degree of freedom, but they do not know what they will face. Just what kind of fate.

Of course, the arresting operation of the Zerg was not really smooth and trouble-free. There were still many people who would rather die than surrender. After realizing the purpose of capturing the Zerg alive, they chose to commit suicide.

For such an existence, no matter how large the insect swarm is, there is absolutely nothing that can be done. It is difficult to stay alive, but when being besieged by the insect swarm, it is easy to just want to die.