Published: February 12, 2025
Amy endured the burning pain in her chest, waiting for Ye Zhongming to issue the command. The moment she heard it, a feeling of relief washed over her.
She quickly unleashed her attack, and the pain in her chest indeed lessened as Ye Zhongming had said. To deal with the ten thousand roc sand bat, Ye Zhongming had them concoct a type of medicine.
To be precise, it was a poison. This medicine could temporarily imbue the abilities of the user with the same toxicity as the drug after ingestion. In simpler terms, the human body acted as an amplifier and launcher, increasing the poison's potency through its operation and activation, allowing abilities to carry the toxin.
After being released, the toxicity would gradually diminish, and after a few uses, it would be almost negligible. Of course, some residual toxicity would remain, but Ye Zhongming had prepared antidotes for them and distributed them to every warrior who consumed the poison. They could take the antidote when they felt the pain in their chest had significantly lightened.
This drug was a test for the warriors of the first division and Ye Zhongming, as it was indeed poison, a kind of poison they had never heard of. Swallowing it required a considerable amount of courage.
Fortunately, Ye Zhongming's reputation had gradually built up over these days. The warriors hesitated slightly but ultimately consumed the poison.
Everyone knew that if this was true, their relationship with Ye Zhongming would change dramatically in the future. They would become life-and-death comrades, and Ye Zhongming would hold an extremely important place in their hearts.
These poisoned skills struck near the head of the ten thousand roc sand bat, requiring no aiming or concerns about missing. The bat was momentarily stunned by this assault, with at least a thousand skills hitting it, most of them laced with poison, leaving numerous wounds around its head.
While it was indeed tough and resilient, it couldn't withstand such a barrage of skills. It was a super life form, but these warriors were not weaklings either. Moreover, the bat had not anticipated that these All Races of the Universe beings could withstand its initial ferocious attack. In its carelessness, it sustained serious injuries to its head.
Additionally, the first division's ranged attacks didn't stop after the first wave. Those who had consumed the poison unleashed all the abilities they could throw out. If they had exchanged the toxicity for other lives, the bat's head might have been blown apart by now.
As the first round of attacks ended, Ye Zhongming immediately ordered everyone to retreat. The team had known when to do what, so they withdrew from the dune without delay.
While retreating, they poured large amounts of unknown liquid onto the sand, just as they had done before the battle began.
Seeing the enemy retreat so decisively, the already furious ten thousand roc sand bat could not let them go. Its massive body climbed up the dune and charged after the first division.
Due to its enormous size, the front part of its body left the dune while the back was still on the other side, causing its front to hang somewhat in the air.
This situation would only change once most of its body had crossed the dune.
There was nothing to be done; after all, the back of the ten thousand roc sand bat was rock-hard.
As soon as its body hung in the air, revealing the countless suction cups beneath, the retreating first division warriors turned back. Each of them drew a bow and unleashed a rain of arrows at those soft, fleshy suction cups.
These were real warriors, shooting arrows while retreating. In just a short time, perhaps only ten seconds, they could fire off dozens of arrows while slightly delaying their speed.
These arrows required no aiming; as long as they were within range, they would all hit.
These arrows were made from the Steel-maned Four-hoofed Beast's mane, extremely sharp. After processing, they could achieve at least kegang level attack standards. For this, Ye Zhongming even used some precious materials he carried with him.