Agrea.

At this time, the fleet was too busy to take care of itself, and simply did not have time to pay attention to the movements of the ground forces. Behemoth was busy incubating more troops to fight in the air to ensure air supremacy in Port Charles. This actually saved the lives of many of the soldiers who were separated on the ground, and the enemy swarms that failed to secure air supremacy did not dare to send the eyeworms to the skies over Port Charles to search for those human soldiers.

Many soldiers took advantage of this opportunity to regroup in various concealed locations, reorganizing into large and small combat units and moving towards their intended goals. Their first goal is definitely to ensure the safety of Port Charles, as this is the only way out of this damn planet.

Ral joined up with the remnants of the 8th Mechanized Infantry Squad and set off for the enemy outside the city where the Behemoth's nest was located. During this time, they had been trying to communicate with the survivors in the vicinity and their superiors, however, there was no other news except for a few sporadic soldiers who had received the communication and rushed to rendezvous, communication with the fleet was still interrupted, the company headquarters was still in a state of disconnection, and even the few soldiers who had recently rendezvous were not members of the 17th Company.

By the time they had struggled to reach one of the main hives in Behemoth, they had just been defeated by a swarm of enemies. They were spotted by the swarm of Behemoth, and were taken in after identifying each other's allies.

At this time, a group of human survivors had gathered in the insect base, but unfortunately, there were no human speaking insects in the hive. Mother worms can speak human language, but it is the queen who controls the hive, and they do not have as developed language skills. After several fruitless conversations, the survivors no longer intended to get help from the Worm Queen, and began to plan their own operations to retake Starport.

But most of them fled lightly, and there weren't enough heavily armored units to contend with the enemy swarms. In the event of a loss of contact with the fleet headquarters, there is no orbital fire support, nor can there be any reinforcements of troops, the heaviest firepower is the raiders and fire bat units that run out with them, and a few fire chariots and vulture chariots that run out at high speed. Heavy and conspicuous units such as siege tanks and Goliath armed robots were basically all lost in the starport.

The few groups of scouts sent out had only bad news, except for some survivors who had also moved towards the hive swarm. They didn't get deep into the interior of the starport, but the entire starport city wall area was basically full of enemy insect units, and with their numbers and firepower, it was too expensive to tear a hole and rush in, and they couldn't afford it.

The same problem also plagued the human survivors who had gathered in several other insect nests, and in the absence of heavy firepower, the light infantry rushed at the main force of the insects.

When Class 8 arrived, they quickly joined the ranks of the human survivors. Among the survivors, the highest-ranking one was Douglas, the commander of the 17th Separate Company - yes, the company commander is still alive. Douglas and King, as the highest-ranking soldiers in this group of survivors, are responsible for commanding the human survivors in this base.

Ral found the lost Four Eyes among the survivors. The two of them hugged warmly on the slimy alien fungus blanket. Ral originally thought that the whole class was dead, and he was still alive, but he didn't expect Four Eyes to survive. He came up with the idea of going out and finding other companions. But Four Eyes stopped him, after all, the outside world was too dangerous now, and if he ran out, nine lives would not be enough. Anyway, as long as those comrades-in-arms are still alive, there will always be a day when they will see each other again.

With no choice, Douglas decided to send a search team to search for the survivors first, and at the same time liaise with the survivors of the other hive groups to discuss how to take Starport.

At this time, Behemoth had already noticed the anomalies in the hive, and after discovering that the human survivors were constantly gathering in his hive, Behemoth decided to take a gamble - to discuss with those humans how to retake the starport when air supremacy was not yet secured.

The mother worm on the other side has a high-level swarm unit, and she has it too. And with the help of the Human Survivor Force, the enemy swarm that has not yet established itself in Port Charles is not invincible.

She landed directly in the nest where Douglas was located. The queen doesn't have the ability to communicate, but she does. As a worm mother, her wisdom is not inferior to that of ordinary humans.

Douglas had never met the mother, but it was clear that he had discovered that she was controlling the nest, and he naturally understood the origin of the mother. He was still worried about whether to break into the star port, but now that this worm mother is here, maybe things will be much simpler.

At the same time as the two sides were negotiating, on the A1 bridge at this time, Yang Yi was anxiously pacing back and forth.

He was very concerned about the situation on the ground, but there was no other information from Behemoth's side other than the basic loss of Starport. The fleet is also engaged in a battle with the enemy, so it is simply not possible to shoot high-precision footage for analysis.

A1 didn't have time to pay attention to him, she was concentrating on controlling the battleship to defend against the enemy, and this kind of battle with an absolute disadvantage in numbers naturally couldn't tolerate half a distraction.

If it weren't for the terrible situation on the ground, he would have wanted to go directly to the ground to direct the battle.

In fact, the Hyperion side was more anxious than he was. For Yang Yi, it's a big deal to rebuild a batch of biochemical troops with crystal ore and high-energy gas, but Renault's rangers are all recruited from various planets little by little, and if they are all sent to Agrea, they will simply lose money and not even earn a shout.

Of course, Tykes on the bridge of the Hubelian was already complaining about Renault - but also, the operation was not necessary. Although Agrea gave money, to be honest, compared to the current price, it was a drop in the bucket.

Renaud was more anxious and aware than he was, and he did regret it a little. Because compared to the great cause of the revolution, the importance of Agrea's truth is not very high. If he really wants to bury the Ranger here, he might as well just call it a day and leave, anyway, he has already sent a lot of refugees away, and it doesn't mean that he has done nothing.

But again, there was no detailed report on the ground to him, and he also didn't know what was going on on the ground, only that the Rangers were currently being routed on all fronts, but no one knew what was going on.

He suddenly remembered that he had obtained the Imperial Marine Corps combat regulations from an Imperial Marine Corps officer who had surrendered, and in the one-G document, he had seen a book of combat regulations on fighting against alien insects, and on the first page, several iron rules for fighting alien insects were clearly written, and the first of them was bolded and marked in red.

"Don't engage in ground combat with alien insects without sea supremacy."