Published: March 2, 2025
“Woo... Woo... Woo...”
The prolonged sound of three horns echoed, causing the oceanic tribe's advance to significantly quicken.
Running at the forefront, mutated beasts like crabs and sea turtles had already reached the coastline and were clearing out the demonic clan members responsible for guarding the area.
The battle situation was very clear—although the strength of these marine creatures may have slightly diminished on land, the gap in both quantity and quality was immense, giving the oceanic tribe an overwhelming advantage on the battlefield.
This advantage was quickly transformed into a victory by the oceanic tribe.
In the rear, countless shellfish figures appeared intermittently, surfacing and sinking in the water.
These shellfish couldn’t come ashore—or rather, even if they could, their body structure would make it extremely difficult for them to move on land. However, this did not hinder their contribution to the battlefield.
“Boom!”
“Boom!”
“Boom!”
Rhythmic booming sounds emerged from the water, as these massive shells of varying diameters shot out enormous water bombs, propelling them into the air like artillery shells. The water bombs flew rapidly upwards and then fell to the ground, creating large craters on the beach.
The oceanic tribe's long-range attack methods...
There were close combat units, long-range strike forces, and possibly even strategic-grade weapons. The oceanic tribe’s performance in this war was already striking enough.
Adding to this was their countless numbers, making it clear that Lin Haifeng's concerns were not unfounded.
...
Even though the demonic clan was caught off guard by the sudden attack from the oceanic tribe, they did not face a complete rout.
Under the orders of the demonic clan's command, more demonic cannon fodder departed from Tianjin to the coastline, attempting to hold off—or at least temporarily delay—the advance of the oceanic tribe.
For the demonic clan, when war fails, the evacuation sequence is as follows: important personnel, critical supplies, strong warriors, and then the weak.
There was no notion of strong individuals sacrificing for the weak—life was never equal during ethnic wars. Consuming the weak while preserving the strong was a lesson learned from hundreds or even thousands of tribal wars.
Just like now, the demonic cannon fodder wouldn't even have the chance to retreat, being thrown to the frontlines by the demonic clan's command, filling an insatiable quagmire of war!
Fortunately, there was a slight glimmer of good news for the demonic clan.
Those marine creatures had just come ashore. Even mutated beasts like crabs and sea turtles, which would typically have the ability to move on land, were advancing very slowly along the coastline due to their significant physical changes from an extended period without land movement and other adaptation issues—at least, they weren't able to exert their full speed.
This provided the demonic clan with precious time to retreat.
...
In the central area of Tianjin City, in a relatively well-preserved office building.
This place served as the command center for the demonic clan's siege on the gathering point in Beijing.
At this moment, even though the enemy was at their doorstep, the demonic clan command center did not appear chaotic. Every demonic creature present was briskly, yet calmly, organizing various documents, equipment, and materials.
Those who could be here were nobles and elites of the demonic clan, naturally possessing a high level of quality.
Standing at the top, a demonic entity observed the busy scene below, constantly estimating the time required for retreat, and slowly furrowed their brow.
The sudden attack from the oceanic tribe was surely premeditated, and it was highly likely that they had allied with humans. In such circumstances, the super strong beings of the human race would undoubtedly arrive here quickly to implement decapitation tactics.
Thinking of the terrifying powers of the first and second ranks, even though this demonic entity possessed limit breaker level strength, they still felt the situation was precarious.