Zeratul didn't follow, but said, "She promised to take me to the place where they met." ”

Crassus opened his eyes wide and said, "Are all the bugs from the major zergs here?" ”

"I only saw four heads. Cathera, Kelly and a giant silver-blue bug with a happy expression ......"

"It's the Little Tiger Head Emperor, one of the Twin Emperors of the Zerg Clan who was resurrected by Chen Feng...... This guy has always been like this. ”

"And ...... And ......" Suddenly, Zeratul couldn't go on. The words came to his lips, but he couldn't say them. The harder he tried, the more unrecognizable his voice became, and all he uttered were meaningless syllables.

Crassus put his hand on his shoulder, nodded dejectedly, and said, "I understand, you can't say any more, there's still a worm there." ”

"Yes...... And a bug. ”

That's all Zeratul could say, but he could tell that Crassus understood what he meant. Zeratu looked at his companion in surprise, and realized that he couldn't directly say Chen Feng's name.

This means that Crassus probably also knew about the soul of ten thousand insects.

They both looked into each other's eyes and silently communicated with their eyes many things that words could not express. It is not surprising that Crassus insisted on finding out his compatriots and finding out the truth. This ancient race had been betrayed by one of their own, and only the two of them knew about it, but they could not say anything, not even to each other.

"We've got to go." Crassus muttered and helped him to his feet, "You should know what Lu Dao is about. ”

Zeratul did know why. Chen Feng would come to ask for his life at any time, and before Zeratul was about to escape from the Void Dream Realm, the Black Worm cast that forbidden spell on him, which was his last effort, but he would never be satisfied with it.

He was one step away from success. It was just luck that Crassus was able to escape last time, but this time Zeratul also witnessed the madness of the black bugs, and from this point of view, both of them were already in danger. But even Chen Feng didn't dare to come to Ming......

"Those sentinels!" He gasped hard.

"Hmm. We may see them again. Let's get out of here on a lightning songbird. ”

The prohibition of silence is powerless against this kind of indirect referential communication, and although it does not make much sense, it can serve as a reminder of the danger that is coming.

Zeratul was still very tired and could only walk with the help of Crassus. They struggled to the two impatient lightning songbirds, one of whom cried out at the sight of them, and the other was startled at the sound and flapped its wings.

"Will they get us to the finish line?" Crassus asked Zeratul.

"Of course. The Star Demigods of Caranlyn—"

The earth shook violently, and both of them fell upside down. Not far away, two lightning songbirds flapped their wings and soared into the air, flying a few feet above the ground.

Where the lightning songbird just stopped. A terrible worm emerged from beneath the ground and thrust its eyeless head into the air, a slit above its head suddenly opening unbelievably wide, revealing a large mouth lined with sharp teeth on both sides. The worm suddenly let out a frantic rumble and swallowed the slower-moving lightning songbird in one gulp.

"Run!" Crassus commanded.

They were running across the rugged land. The worms had eaten their fill, but turned back and moved towards them. It rumbled again, and plunged headlong into the ground.

"Disperse, Zeratul! Spread out! ”

They each ran to the opposite place, and it didn't take long. The ground cracked again, and the terrifying worm stuck its head out again. It had already had a good meal and was biting around, seemingly frustrated that it hadn't eaten again.

Although the worm has no visible eyes, it can sense the direction in which Zeratul is running. Its massive, segmented body bent toward him. The big round mouth opened and closed, looking hungry and thirsty.

This can't be a coincidence. It must have been Chen Feng who sent this burrowing monster to chase them. The Black Bug's ambitions have swelled to the extreme, and he does not allow anything that threatens his evil desires to exist.

The worm sped forward, the rancid smell from its mouth nearly stunting Zeratul. Zeratul knew that he wasn't fast enough. But he still ran as best he could.

The moment the worm grabbed him, something suddenly flew over and stopped it. The surviving lightning songbird roared wildly, clawing at the worm's fleshy head. Its beak ripped open the skin of the worm. It seems that he wants to avenge his companions.

The worm made a terrifying rumbling sound as it tried to bite its airborne opponent. The lightning songbird quickly dodged to the side, dodging the attack, and then dived down again, aiming to cut off the bug's head.

"Kilisfortiyur!" The spell of Crassus, the meaning of which is unknown.

The worm burrowed into the ground and formed a large number of hard rubble, crumbs of dirt, which rose into the air and began to smash at the monster. The worm writhed back and forth to avoid attacks, most of the stones did not do substantial damage to it, but Crassus's prohibition had clearly dampened its spirit.

Zeratul took a deep breath and began to think of ways to use his strength to help Crassus. There aren't many plants in the mountainous area, but there was a tree nearby that caught his eye. After apologizing to it, Zeratul tore some thorns from the branches and threw them at the man-eating monster.

With the help of the wind, the spikes are racing towards their goal, and they are getting faster and faster. Zeratul concentrated his efforts and unleashed the prohibition that caused the thorns to grow.

Just as the spines were about to hit the worms, they swelled up and became three times larger, and then nine times larger. By the time they hit the worms, they were almost as big as Zeratul himself.

What's more, they are harder than insect skin. Each thorn flew towards the worm like a steel spear, and twenty or so spikes nearly a yard long pierced deep through the worm's body.

This time, the worm let out a wail. Burning pus flowed out of the wound and burned as it splashed on the ground. The spikes were still poking at the bug, and it shook it hard, but it couldn't shake any of them off.

"Great job!" Crassus cheered loudly, and while he grabbed Zeratul by the arm, he pulled him away, and said, "Call the rest of the lightning songbird." ”

Zeratul reached out to the mount to summon it, but the Lightning Songbird was furious and ignored it. The worm eats its companions, and it wants revenge.

"It won't listen to me!" Zeratul shouted, a hint of trepidation in his voice.

"Then we'll just keep running!"

The worm was still trying to shake off the spikes from its body, and it chased after it at the same time. It wasn't as fast as it used to be, but the two of them still had to run for their lives to barely catch up.

The segmented monster slammed into the ground again, digging deep into it. The ground shook violently, Zeratul fell, and Crassus could barely stand, but he was struggling.

"Looks like I'm going to have to give it a try!" He shouted, "I haven't dared to use it since I came to your country, but since the lightning songbird is no longer listening, this may be our only chance!" ”

"What do you mean?"

Crassus didn't answer, he had already started casting spells. Zeratul felt an unsettling force condense around Crassus, and he crossed an arc with his right arm, muttering something Zeratul had never heard before. Crassus's hand swept through the air, and the air seemed to be being cut apart little by little, revealing a crack in front of him.

No, not a rift, Zeratul corrected his thoughts: it was a portal, the Star Gate of the Star Spirit Clan.

No sooner had Crassus finished his ban on the portal, and the earth shook again. He turned to Zeratul and shouted, "Through that door, Zeratul!" Go through that—"

The worm burrowed out of the ground again, and Crassus fell with his head back. Zeratul was about to do as he was told, but now he had to turn back to help his companion. (To be continued......)