The heart of the Lost City.

The buildings here are relatively well preserved, but they also give a clearer sense of the horror of the battle that took place here, with bullet holes everywhere, more mottled and rusted bullet casings than the grass on the roadside, ammunition boxes and bullet belts scattered all around, all left over from the long years.

The bones are also stained with green moss, and it is difficult to even find the remains, which are mostly half-buried in the earth, without looking closely.

"What the hell happened here?"

The worm turned around and looked around, although most of the traces had been buried by time, but the only thing left was enough to make the worm feel extremely shocked, she just wanted to look for some clues carefully, and suddenly as if sensing something, the worm made a silent gesture towards the turtledove.

"Shhhh

Beckoning gently, the insect motioned for the side to come to his side, and the turtledove said that it was the "invisible hunters" who caught up? He thought so as he tiptoed after the worm to a dilapidated house on the side of the road.

The door, the window, and the like were long gone, and the house was now left with four walls and tatters everywhere inside, and the insects had allowed the turtledove to hide inside, and she peeked out quietly through the crumbling window frames.

"Sure enough, they've caught up."

Perhaps influenced by the surrounding environment, the little worm's words made the turtledove swallow his saliva, but he immediately thought that he had not fought with the "B5" type test subjects in the underground research institute, this subspecies just had a special ability to conceal, and he was not afraid of them.

"Don't make a sound."

The insect is more cautious than the turtledove, of course she knows that the turtledove is not afraid of the "B5" type test subject, but the key to the problem is that these "invisible hunters" are dispatched in groups, and the specific number of them is not known yet, but it is certainly not as simple as one head and two heads, what if they are more than a dozen heads out together, can the turtledove still solve them one by one?

Anyway, Xiao Worm has no gun in her hand, and her current combat ability is basically equal to zero, once the two sides go head-to-head, Xiao Worm will not be able to provide any help to Turtledove.

Besides, those people in Vulture Castle don't know what the situation is, and it stands to reason that they will definitely not let themselves go, but seeing that such a long time has passed, and they have only heard bursts of gunfire in the middle, even if they encounter some problems, it is estimated that they should have solved them a long time ago.

So it's not just these "invisible hunters" that Worm is worried about, she's also worried about the people in the vulture castle, so if she can avoid going wrong, try not to act rashly, so as not to regret it later.

……

A breeze blew through the ruins.

At first, the turtledove was still able to remain vigilant, but after a long time he was a little impatient, and the little insect did not let him rashly reach out to look out, in this case, the turtledove simply sat under the wall, hanging his head and playing with the gravel.

The little insect still maintained the posture of only half of his head looking out of the window, and his eyes looked left and right, and he did not dare to relax for a moment.

Not to mention, it's not that the insects have been observing for so long and have not gained anything at all.

The so-called "invisible hunters", who have indeed followed turtledoves and bugs into the Lost City, are currently searching for traces of these two men.

The environment in the Lost City is a bit more responsible than the green of the forest, and the invisible hunters' stealth abilities are somewhat limited here, meaning that their body color does not change at the same rate as the environment changes, so the insects can faintly see the outline of their bodies as they move.

Unlike the four-legged lizard appearance of the "B5" subject, these "invisible hunters" are able to walk upright on only two hind legs, but also maintain the lizard posture characteristic of all "B" subjects, and in this respect, they are more like wanderers with the same hind legs.

Perhaps these "invisible hunters" are not a subspecies of "B5" type subjects, and perhaps they are higher-level "B" type test subjects, which is also a possibility.

"It's a good thing I didn't let the turtledove go out to fight them," the little worm muttered quietly in his heart, and couldn't help but feel a little glad for his decision just now, "These guys are quite big, and the estimated level is indeed not low." ”

One thing that the insect had misestimated was that these "invisible hunters" were not as slender as the insects had expected, and they thought they were small when they saw that they could run quickly in the dense forest with agility and ease, but now it seems that this is not the case at all, these "invisible hunters" are generally three or four meters tall, which is more similar to wanderers.

Three or four meters tall, walking upright on hind feet, sharp claws, and unique stealth skills, the bugs slightly summarized the information about them, confirming that they were a subspecies of some kind of "B" type test subject.

Thinking back to the group of "A" type test subjects who lived in the swamp all year round, the worm had already roughly guessed what kind of disaster had happened in this lost city.

……

As a pawn in the new empire's conquest of the Barren Lands, the reason why this lost city has become what it is today must have been attacked by a large number of test subjects, and it can be seen from the shrinking defense lines in the lost city that the humans guarding the city are losing one after another, and finally the entire army is finally destroyed.

The fierceness of the battle was beyond imagination, and these traces left around could be glimpsed, but there was always a big question in the little worm's heart, - where did the test subject come from?

It's not just about the lost city, it's about all of these test subjects, whether it's outside the law or in the barrens, it seems that all kinds of test subjects have filled every corner of this wasteland.

The worms, of course, knew that the subjects were initially failed subjects of the "Apocalypse" project, and instead of gaining a powerful talent like the "Evolutionary", they turned into terrifying monsters who had lost their sense of self.

But many, many years have passed since the first batch of test subjects, and even the "Doomsday Apocalypse" of the New Empire and the "Psychic Shock" project of the Wings of Liberty are constantly producing new test subjects, so what about the Wasteland, which is neither the sphere of influence of the New Empire nor the territory of the Wings of Freedom, so where did the test subjects here come from, and why do they still exist today?

A cacophony of voices interrupted the worm's thoughts, and it turned out to be the people of the Vulture Castle, and after so many years of silence, the Lost City was finally alive again.