There was no time to slowly communicate the problem of teaming, and in the face of the Void Worm that was eyeing each other, the Frost Guard warriors could only rely on the impression of their weapons to form a relatively complementary team.

Obviously, there won't be much tacit understanding in this kind of temporary team-up, everyone is meeting for the first time, and they haven't even had a chance to communicate, so there is almost no cooperation in the battle.

A complete passerby bureau.

But even with the same cooperation as passers-by, after the real cooperation began, the losses on the side of the Frost Guard began to decline rapidly.

The Gorro warriors had cover and were able to form formations to provide a temporary line of defense; Warriors who can throw weapons and shoot arrows interfere with every attack of the Void Worm; The nimble body wields the dagger in its hand, harvesting the fish that slipped through the net in the shadows; The heavily armed warriors, who opened and closed widely, began to squeeze the space for the Void Worm to attack, regardless of casualties......

While the coordination was still crude, it at least had a hint of teamwork - and at the cost of more than fifty warriors dying under the first wave of the Void Worm's onslaught.

Aatrox didn't blink an eye at these elite casualties—not because the warriors weren't his men, but because he didn't care about the lives of the hapless ones.

That's right, don't care.

Luck is also part of strength, and the guy who is too unlucky will only drag down the team - that's why Aatrox doesn't care.

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Seeing that the warriors began to cooperate with each other, Sigvar remained alone.

It's not that Sigvar doesn't know how to cooperate, but because he needs to hunt down the powerful Void Worms that have devoured several warriors.

Small teams, coordination is certainly very effective, but in the face of more powerful, evolved Void Worms, these small teams with rough coordination are obviously not as reliable as the strong Lone Ranger.

Seeing that the others had already gained the power to protect themselves, Sigvar set his sights on the powerful insects that were visible to the naked eye.

For example, this one in front of you.

The bug in front of Sigvar seemed to have devoured a lot of hapless warriors, not only was it significantly larger, but its carapace also had scaly markings - the most exaggerated thing was that on the head of this bug, a sharp horn about half a meter long had grown, and the chitinous horns flashed with a strange light, as if to say that this guy was not easy to mess with.

Unlike its kind, this creature's wings seem to have disappeared during the Devouring Evolution, and its entire back is a full carapace instead of the wing sheath of other Void Worms, but despite this, it crawls quickly on the ground, improving its defenses while losing a limited amount of agility.

Faced with this unusual Void Worm, Sigvar tentatively slashed a few times—but the Void Worm's flexible six-legged leg moved very quickly, and although the horizontal blade was long, it couldn't hit.

Then, just as Sigvar was about to change his strategy, the bug took the initiative to attack.

The sharp horns were aimed at Sigvar, and the Void Worm slammed into it as if it were an angry bull.

In terms of size, this Void Worm is already similar in size to a bull, except that compared to a two-horned bull, this Void Worm only has one horn.

And Sigvar obviously won't let his guard down because he only has one horn, and when the Void Worm suddenly accelerates, Sigvar decisively dodges.

And when the cunning Void Worm staggered past Sigvar, it suddenly poked out its sharp arthropod leg device from the side, and the sharp chitinous blade-like leg device slashed directly into Sigwa's thigh.

Fortunately, Sigvar was quick - in the face of the Void Worm's sudden counterattack, Sigvar was careful not to make the first move, and when the Void Worm poked out his legs, Sigvar stood up with his horizontal knife and blocked the blow.

Although the attack was blocked, Sigvar's horizontal knife could not hold it.

Sigvar had previously killed a spitting acid void bug, and the guy seemed to have eaten a warrior who liked to smear poison on his weapon, and after Sigvar hacked the bug to death, it was obvious that there was a notch in the knife - Sigvar didn't have an ice weapon, and although the horizontal knife in his hand was not bad, it was just an ordinary guy after all.

And now, after blocking the sudden blow of the insidious bug, Sigwa's horizontal knife is finally finished.

Before the Void Worm could turn around, Sigvar rolled directly on the spot, drawing a weapon from a pile of unspeakable objects behind him.

The icy cold of the hand made Sigvar shiver - this is an ice weapon!

The unlucky ghost who used this weapon seemed to be the last target devoured by the bug in front of him, and being able to obtain the Ice Weapon meant that the deceased was not a simple guy.

Then, as Sigvar trembled as he grabbed the Ice Weapon, the Void Worm spun around.

"Squeak-"

With a low, piercing roar, the Void Worm once again charged towards Sigvar.

Faced with another menacing dash of the Void Worm, Sigvar didn't even have time to look at the specific shape of the weapon in his hand before he swung it directly.

Frost Guard was a sacred relic, and getting the Ice Weapon gave Sigvar a different kind of confidence - and when he did swing it, he suddenly realized that something didn't seem right.

It's too light......

The hapless Sigvar didn't realize that the weapon he had been given was a nine-section whip - an unconventional weapon that a normal warrior could not use unless he had been specially trained!

The power of this whip Sigvar was sufficient, but the characteristics of the nine-section whip caused it to swing at a very erratic speed and trajectory, and it was originally a steady blow...... It's all ruined.

The nine-section whip was swinging slowly, and the sharp horns of the Void Worm were already close in sight, and Sigvar was almost in a state of waiting for death at this time.

"Luckily, I don't seem to have any special combat skills, and even if this damn worm eats me, it won't evolve much."

Then, just when Sigvar thought he was dead, there was a loud bang ahead.

"Bang-"

With a dull sound, the menacing Void Worm was suddenly rushed over and flew out at a faster speed.

Sigvar's eyes widened, his breathing almost stagnant, and the feeling of escaping death was indescribable, though not the first time he had tasted it.

"Take a deep breath." At this moment, Sigvar felt someone tap him on the shoulder, "Can you still fight?" ”

"Absolutely!" Sigwa subconsciously returned, "No problem-"

"That's good." It was the guy named Oral Stonefist who saved Sigvar from before, "Then hurry up and change to a weapon in hand, that guy is not dead yet!" ”

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