Zerg: An incredible way to survive

At this time, Lu Ren proposed to me.

"Although you just saw a city nearby, I don't believe there is a city there. But I know there is a small town nearby called Chengxia Town. It's mostly filled with orcs, and they won't pose any threat to you. They might even be cute to you girls."

Then he took me to the town he described.

But just now on the aircraft, all my attention was attracted by that gorgeous city. Although I didn't remember anything, I didn't pay any attention to the small town he mentioned.

I could only smile slowly and follow them silently.

We didn't walk far before we arrived at a small town.

From a distance, the houses in the small town looked like they were made up of countless small blocks, and were placed in no order.

It looks like a whole, with a block removed from the middle, causing the whole to collapse and stack up.

In the distance, we can see many orcs around the town, but those orcs are not tall. Instead, they look almost the same size as humans.

But the prerequisite for all this is that you have to ignore the weird ears on their heads and the tails that keep shaking behind them.

At this moment, I was still thinking in my mind, would the ears on the orcs' heads remember their original height?

Suddenly, out of the corner of my eye I noticed a thin figure moving between the cracks in the city.

Those creatures looked as big as a cat, but they were snow-white and had a huge tail.

In my heart, I felt a vague sense of familiarity with those creatures running in the shadows.

Lu Ren also noticed my abnormality and looked in the direction I was looking.

Unfortunately, Lu Ren did not see the snow-white figure, but asked me with some confusion if I had found anything.

I shook my head and directly rejected this answer, saying that I didn't see anything and just had some illusions.

He did not doubt me, but took me directly into the town and began to greet some residents in the town.

At this time, Lu Ren was still chattering non-stop, telling me about the neighbors around him.

But my mind is no longer on this.

After I came to this city, I clearly felt one strange gaze after another falling on me.

These gazes did not come from the orcs, but from the thin figures hiding in the shadows.

I am familiar with some of these creatures, but this is the first time I have seen them in such large numbers.

I slowly spread my perception in all directions, and actively avoided all those creatures.

Every time I let my perception pass through a house, my heart grew colder.

Although I had researched this creature before, I didn't believe it really existed until I saw it.

This is a creature called Junhan. In the cold wave further north, almost every intelligent species that survived has described seeing such a creature in the blizzard.

Legend has it that he has the ability to control wind and snow, while other legends say that he is the embodiment of wind and snow, and that severe blizzards will occur wherever he is.

I had the honor of fighting against these creatures, but unfortunately, the environment at that time was very unfavorable for them. After all, they are best at fighting on this kind of snowfield.

But I still suffered heavy losses that time, and only after I was seriously injured did I manage to defeat the three Jun Hans.

Although I was very weak at that time, it was not a difficult thing to cross the line and kill the enemy.

When I was about to finish off the three Junhans, I discovered that there was only a puddle of water on the ground, and not even a trace of his fur was left.

From that day on, although I knew about this kind of thing, I still had no way to verify it.

After all, most of the people who had seen Jun Han were dead, leaving only a few who looked a little crazy. They just regarded this incident as a legend and didn't care about the creature they were talking about at all.

However, the number of Jun Han in this city is obviously not right. It can be felt that there are almost one to three Jun Han hidden in every household.

Don't underestimate these numbers. Although they don't look as big as a cat at this moment and look very thin, in fact, these are just disguises.

A real adult Jun Han would be as tall as a person even if it walked on all fours, not to mention the amazing power that could be unleashed from its soft body.

Coupled with their natural affinity with wind and snow, the frequency of their magic release is much higher than that of a normal human.

He has good strength and endurance, as well as a very high talent for magic, plus the number of Jun Hans in this town.

I thought about it and my scalp felt tingling.

I did not continue to spread my perception outward, but immediately retracted it, fearing that my action would anger them.

But my back was already wet with cold sweat, and I lowered my head and looked at my toes, not daring to look those shadows in the eye.

Although those things don't pose much of a threat to me right now, the number of them in this small town alone is terrifying. It's a little hard for me to imagine how many Jun Hans like this there are in the nearby woods and that strange city in the distance.

Even with my head down, I didn't feel much safer.

So I just followed Lu Ren's example and greeted the residents around him.

But my peripheral vision always lingers on those shadows.

At this time, passers-by have said that there are often snowstorms in this area, sometimes big and sometimes small.

It was then that he discovered there was a town here.

And every time there is a big snowstorm, they come here to rest.

When he said this, some emotion appeared on his face involuntarily, probably reminiscing about the past.

In addition, the residents of this town are very hospitable and do not hate humans like other orcs.

Over time, Lu Ren gradually became familiar with the residents here.

But the passerby at this time was staring at me closely, and he also felt my peripheral vision drifting towards the cracks in the town.

He looked in that direction out of the corner of his eye, but saw nothing.