When he ascended, several nearby Destroyers surrounded the protagonist, and even did not dodge the attacks of the other Divine Envoy King warriors around him.

There is a Destroyer covered with Divine Messenger King warriors, and it is difficult to walk, but he still turns his head and stretches out his jaw to the protagonist, trying to bite it, quite a kind of bloodthirsty berserker.

The protagonist doesn't fight them hard, he decisively takes a few steps back, and avoids being besieged under the cover of the Divine Envoy King warriors around him, facing only one of the most sudden destroyers.

The destroyer had no companions around him, and his six limbs were instantly bitten by the Divine Envoy King warrior, he could barely move, and all his strength was in a tug-of-war with the Divine Envoy King warrior, but his head was still aimed at the protagonist, obviously not giving up on this goal.

The Destroyers' enthusiasm for destroying the enemy's chain of command is incomprehensible.

The protagonist tries to attack the trapped Destroyer with a copper hammer from the front, but even if the Destroyer is bitten by six limbs, the large jaws on his head are still extremely threatening, and the protagonist does not dare to step forward easily.

The length of his copper hammer has an advantage over other ants in terms of attack range, but in the face of the huge destroyer, the protagonist calculates that the attack distance of his copper hammer and the opponent's jaw is basically the same, so it is better not to take risks. After all, he is also the commander of the first army, and it is not suitable to stand on a dangerous wall.

The protagonist quickly circles to the back of the Destroyer, which is the advantage of having teammates to assist, as the enemy is trapped, but he can move freely on the back of the Divine Envoy King.

As the hammer slammed into the Destroyer's abdomen, the Destroyer was immediately mortally wounded, not far from death.

Almost all of the Destroyers were not only struggling in pain before they died, they also tried to drag a few of them to die together, and their ferocity was really engraved into their genes.

The protagonist wanders outside the Destroyer's team, dodging enemy counterattacks while looking for an opportunity to attack the weaknesses of the lone Destroyer. The protagonist soon discovers that the abdomen of these Destroyers is a huge blind spot, and that the Destroyer's pair of huge compound eyes cannot see this area, even if they turn their heads (you can imagine that fat people can hardly see their butts even if they turn their heads).

While attacking this area directly does not result in the Destroyer's immediate death, it is very safe, and the Divine Angel King's warriors deal most damage to their enemies in this area.

With the help of the protagonist, the 13th Legion finally eliminated this large group of destroyers, among which there were more than a dozen undead souls under the protagonist's copper hammer, and the entire copper hammer was stained with blood, and the protagonist had to shake it off from time to time to shake off the viscous blood of the destroyer.

At this time, the 15th Legion under the command of Persimmon had already come to the platform on the top of the ant mound and stood by near the main entrance.

The protagonist immediately asks the herald to find Rambo II, and the 13th Legion is ordered to retreat to the nest after a break in battle, and the 15th Legion enters the position to defend at the same time.

A small group of more than twenty destroyers wanted to take advantage of the handover of the two legions to come and sneak attack, and I have to say that they had a good timing. But the protagonist had already given orders before, and the ballista unit focused on taking care of it, slowing down the enemy, and then the advance team of the 15th Army was already in position and quickly surrounded this small group of enemies.

Unlike the 13th Legion, which had been engaged with the enemy for a while, the 15th Legion had a rather poor initial encounter with the enemy, after all, the enemy this time was an extremely fierce destroyer.

Fortunately, with the help of the protagonist and ballistas, there were not many enemies who could break free from the protective net, and the 15th Legion gradually entered the role.

Seeing that the position is re-established, and the enemy's strength is also tested, the protagonist withdraws from the battle and returns to the command and maintenance of the ballista.

At this point, the protagonist feels how right it is for him to choose to hold on to the [bridgehead], if it is a field battle, except for the 1st Legion, the other legions are afraid that they will be crushed and defeated by the enemy army in an instant, and it is impossible to defeat the enemy army head-on.

The protagonist calculates that in a head-to-head battle in the wild, a hundred Destroyers can match one legion under his command. This time, there were 10,000 destroyers in the enemy's southern expeditionary army, and there were only 5 legions in the [bridgehead] to defend it, and even the main legions of the Divine Envoy King Legion were only 32...

If it weren't for the strong city defenses, such a small number of troops would not be enough for the Destroyer army to plug their teeth.

Thinking that the Paving Ant Barbarian Army had been carrying it for a year under the direct attack of tens of thousands of destroyers, the protagonist couldn't help but be impressed by the Paving Ant Barbarian Country.

The 15th Army continued to hold on, and there was no risk of defeat for the time being, and the 16th Army was ready to rotate at any time.

In addition, the 1st Legion and the Paving Ant Legion, which are not good at this type of combat, can also be ready to fight.

At this time, the protagonist notices something moving overhead. When he looked up, he saw several flying knights who had flown out early in the morning hovering anxiously at a low altitude directly above the ant nest, marking fixed symbols.

That symbol is a warning symbol.

In the air, the Flying Knights are unable to deliver packets of information, so they will use their flight paths to inform their companions like bees, and now, they are warning and even lowering their flight altitude to attract the attention of friendly forces on the ground.

The protagonist sees several Destroyers climbing up the rope of the net, trying to jump up and grab the Flying Knight.

Fortunately, the flying knights were already on guard, and the bee mount avoided the attack as soon as it climbed deftly. It is only then that the protagonist discovers that the Destroyers bounce at a good speed and height, and although they are not as fast as grasshoppers, their bouncing ability is similar to that of frogs in terms of body proportions.

The protagonist searches for a new source of threat from his enemies, and the Flying Knights must have discovered something to be so anxious.

But his view of the fence was completely obscured by the dense Destroyer on the protective net, and the area around the anthill was not visible at all.

The flying dances of the Flying Knights provide only simple information, and the protagonists are unclear about the source and extent of the new threat to the enemy.

At this time, he suddenly looked up with a sharp heart, and finally made a discovery.

On the brownish-gray bark, a large mass of dark color was moving, it was the Destroyer.

These destroyers have climbed up to the lime tree behind the [bridgehead] from nowhere and are rushing from above, trying to attack the top of the anthill directly.

The protagonist suddenly remembered that when the Northern Expeditionary Army held the [bridgehead], it was encountered such a front and rear attack and lost in an instant, and now the Destroyer obviously wants to repeat the old trick.

Fortunately, the protective net of the [bridgehead] is fully covered, and the top is also protected by a protective net.

However, to the protagonist's concern, the net has a large number of fixed ropes on the top trunk, and if the Destroyers bite these ropes, the net will immediately fall and become useless!