The Doomsday Lord: Starting as a Insect Queen

Chapter 1621 - 522: Disgusting People (6k)_2



Chapter 1621: Chapter 522: Disgusting People (6k)_2

A dense fireball ultimately falls into the hands of a Mage dressed in unique attire, fully wrapped in tight fabrics.

Following him, more Mages in similar outfits appear behind the leading Mage.

As the main superpower system of this civilization, the Mage communication center is always the place with the most Mages.

Especially on such an important colonization star, this communication center can be regarded as a holy land in the eyes of nearby Mages.

The building almost equates to an advanced Mage Tower, where the geniuses of all nearby colonization stars gather as a center.

In fact, the explosion just occurred was the Magic Power Core of this Mage Tower.

Although there are no Seventh Rank existences, Tier Six Mages are not unattainable here.

Those Mages appearing in that Mage Tower are the Middle Tier Mages stationed here!

The leading Tier Six Mage seems to say something, and the Mages behind him immediately dash out of the building with speed unbefitting normal Mages.

They show various Elemental Magic, quickly forming casting gestures and transforming Elemental Magic into various animal forms, targeting the scattered Insect Swarm.

Before those Insect Swarm could catch the fleeing ordinary people, these Mages intercepted between the crowd and the swarm with their spells.

The prepared spells are immediately unleashed at the swarm, which then refocused on new targets.

Waving their disguised shells and legs, the Insect Clan uses simple superpowers to charge at the spells together with other insects.

In an instant, they are engaged in combat with the swarm.

Each Mage demonstrates an agility akin to Close Combat Mages, with physical strength reaching the corresponding level, yet they mostly use long-range spells.

Moreover, these are not low-damage, large-area destructive spells.

While agilely dodging the swarm’s impact, their spells easily sweep through a large volume of the swarm, sending them flying.

The imitated biological elemental attacks cover a vast area, rendering the disguised beetle shell swarm too slow to evade.

Yet the swarm quickly realizes that the attack, despite its grand spectacle and cool effects, doesn’t deal the expected high damage.

Only a few, unlucky ones hit by multiple spells, or pierced through the disguised shell after being thrown, voluntarily stop to maintain the "Research Institute Swarm" disguise.

The swarm capable of continued movement quickly regroups, their genuine wings beneath the back shell rapidly flapping, using their numerical advantage to launch another round of attacks on the tight-clad Mages.

However, the swarm on this battlefield is limited, numbering less than a thousand, lacking noticeable numerical superiority.

Add the fact that the Mage’s attacks are inherently area damage, the numerical advantage is compressed to almost nothing.

These Mages, though a bit disheveled, occasionally leaving superficial injuries, suffer no severe harm due to their agile movement.

Conversely, their spells keep striking the swarm.

Each hit deals minor damage yet steadily harms the swarm.

Some are marked by burns from fire and thunder on their beetle "shells," while others are damaged by power-infused stone blocks and ice cones, and the black "blood flesh" within the shell spills from the wounds, dropping to the ground.

Needing to maintain their disguise, the beetle shell-controlled swarm is visibly suppressed by these Mages.

"So, these are the ’Ninjas’ those believers mentioned. They sure have their own characteristics; my trip here wasn’t in vain."

Inside a nearby building, Bai Yi observes the swarm being suppressed with no displeasure whatsoever.

Instead, his eyes glisten, surprised and intrigued, watching the Mages’ spells, analyzing them with the data flashing through his mind.

In her plan, the swarm simultaneously attacks more than just this planet; the battles she needs to command extend beyond this field.

Yet, supported by the network linked by underground teleportation gates, she can lead normally no matter where she is.

Her choice to be here is precisely due to the believer reports of this civilization’s unique Mage system.

Moreover, the current scenario where the swarm falls behind is deliberate.

Or rather, the combat situation falling behind now is the intended result she desires.

Making these Mages believe they can easily "suppress" the swarm leads to the assessment that the swarm poses no major threat, merely a judgment of an interstellar "hoodlum’s" level, spreading it post-battle.

Letting the false intelligence of the swarm propagate through the starry sky by these people, poisoning the intelligence concerning the swarm.

Were these Mages too weak, struggling against the swarm with limited strength, Bai Yi would find it rather troubling.

No matter the disguise as a novice, facing a "talent type" opponent would still lead to an all-out effort being unsuccessful.

Of course, spreading the swarm’s intelligence outward is a matter for later.

Observing the battle below, Bai Yi conjures an idea, issuing a new command through the network again.

Amid the fighting between Mages and the swarm below, the Tier Six Mage also engages with the swarm lingering in the Mage Tower.

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