Chapter 92 Drums of War

After a scout screeched, it seemed to cause a chain reaction. The entire scout swarm began to make this sound together. They kept screaming. When they heard this scream, all the scouts nearby who were observing other things. The worms all gathered, screaming and whirling around the waterfall.

Lin didn't know what they meant, but Lin felt their emotions: uneasy, panic.

why? Why panic when you see the passage in the waterfall? Lin didn't leave anything in the waterfall passage. The detective insects should have a very poor sense of smell, and they couldn't smell the smell inside, otherwise they wouldn't have missed the discolored flyer.

But they are like this, obviously they found something abnormal, is it just the relationship that the channel has become wider?

The screeching insects continued for a while, and when all the nearby scout insects gathered, they began to fly south together, and they seemed to be planning to return.

What should we do? Looking at the swarms that were getting farther and farther away, Lin had to make a quick decision.

Lin can kill them, but even then, I don't know if their leader will know. For example, the head worm can control the group from a long distance, and it can clearly know what happens to every infantryman.

No matter, just let them go back, Lin wanted to see what the Inca swarm would do.

The scouts never observed anything along the way. They left Lin's territory at the fastest speed. Lin kept letting the flyers follow them. At full speed, the scouts returned to the death spike in half the time before. at the border.

The wall composed of death spikes slowly opened, and when Lin watched all the scout insects fly in, she immediately let the pilots rush into the unclosed spikes and entered the territory of the Inca swarm.

This is the first time Lin has reached the edge of the Inca Swarm's territory. This and the rocky land are like two worlds. The air here is filled with the smell of plants and the chirping of creatures. The dense jungle seems to be endless, and countless creatures are running fast on the ground and in the air. In stark contrast to the barren rocky field on the other side separated by death spikes.

Why didn't the Inca swarm keep the forest from spreading, but separated the two sides with death spikes?

The thoughts of other creatures are really difficult to understand.

The flyer followed the scouts, and the top of the cave at the border was only about 50 meters above the ground. Perhaps because the height was too short, there was no home tree here. As it went deeper into the territory of the Inca swarm, the top of the cave began to gradually increase in height, and finally returned to a height of about 300 meters. At the same time, several home trees appeared in Lin's field of vision.

The scout swarms all flew into the nearest home trees,

They all got through the little holes in the bark all at once. Instantly disappeared.

Lin's flyer is not easy to follow. These tree holes are quite narrow, and even if they change color, they may be discovered, so Lin plans to create a shape-shifter to explore.

Just when Lin asked the flyer to go to the tree hole and planned to create a shapeshifter, a strange sound suddenly came from the inside of the home tree.

'Om...'

The sound is like the cry of a creature with a very large vocal sac, after the sound of the first home tree. Several other trees nearby also made this sound.

This kind of sound was low and loud, and the distance was quite far. Lin could even hear the sound spread slowly, and even out of the pilot's field of vision, there was a sound echoing.

It seems that this is a chained way of transmitting sounds. The sound of the home tree one after another continues to spread, until Lin's brain hunter is at the location, and the sound is also heard...

'Om...'

Every home tree makes this sound regularly. The sound seemed to spread throughout the entire underground world, and even Lin Yuan's base in the rocky land could hear the resonance emanating from the home tree.

As this deep and loud sound continued to reverberate, Lin even felt that the whole ground seemed to be shaking, and a lot of dust and some stones on the top of the cave fell off.

obviously. The Inca swarm was sending out a signal that could be heard all over the subsurface.

Why do they signal? Ready to attack? or something else? No matter what, Lynn has to be ready.

Lin let the troops at the peaks on the ground start to enter the water and go underground through the channel, but Lin did not intend to attack, but let the troops wait here to observe and see what the Inca swarm was going to do.

Now, time is slowly approaching the night, and the luminous creatures in the underground have stopped emitting light, and everything has entered complete darkness.

The sounding home tree slowly stopped, but Lin heard another sound.

In the underground world directly under the desert, dozens of home trees are monitored by Lin's brain hunters and the flyers created by the brain hunters. There are a large number of Inca swarms in these home trees, because They usually stay there and do not move, so they are the most suspicious. If there is any major activity in the Inca swarm, these usually immobile insects will definitely come out.

The current situation of these swarms is just as Lin thought.

Each monitored flyer has the latest echo-exploration structures, which can instantly analyze everything in the surrounding environment with just a 'click' sound.

Under the echoes, the images explored by the pilots appeared in Lin's mind. Lin was able to color and realize all the objects in the images in an instant, making them almost identical to vision.

The sound of 'da da' instantly spread across the vast area around each flyer, displaying the image in Lin's mind.

In the echo image, Lin saw many Inca swarms, most of them were originally hidden in the home tree, but now they all came out, most of them crawled on the bark, and some A considerable number entered the jungle.

The flyers released their voices again, and Lin found that the bugs had all started to descend from the trees and gathered in the jungle.

There are thousands of these Inca swarms, and from every home tree, swarms keep coming out to join them, they form a huge army, and they start... northward!

Do they want war?

how is this possible? Just because of seeing a passage under a widened waterfall? Or... are they trying to invade the ground through that passage? How do they know which channel is connected to the ground? There's no need for such a huge army, right?

Lin asked the pilots to follow the army and see their every move. Although the number is huge, they move very quickly. Although these creatures are multicellular, the degree of cooperation between them is the same as that of the cells in an organism. Just like that, they don't slow down because of crowds and darkness.

Obviously, the evolution of the Inca swarm is much higher than that of the Aztecs, and Lin was right at first that these creatures were a threat.

Under Lin's observation, it was found that there were a total of thirty trees in the homeland of the dispatched troops, and nothing else was moving. The Inca swarm had been moving northward. Although they were all moving rapidly, they were in the jungle after all. , No matter how fast they are, they can't get up fast. When they are approaching the border, the surrounding is bright again, the night has passed, and the day has come again.

When the light of the day lit up, Lin found that these Inca swarms had made a strange move. They had gathered into a large army and suddenly dispersed. In the tree hole on the bark or under the tree, it didn't take long for this troop to get into the home tree and disappear without a trace.

……What does it mean?

Lin was very puzzled by their behavior. It is impossible for the Inca swarm to be afraid of light. Did the previous sound just make them live in a home tree that is closer to the border? They don't want war at all?

Lin asked the pilots to disperse separately to observe each home tree they got into. These home trees should have originally been inhabited by Inca swarms, but they may only be black bees or something, so they can accommodate a lot of troops. .

It's really strange... it seems to have become quiet, does this seem to be called a 'false alarm'?

No, there are exceptions.

Lin suddenly saw that a worm emerged from one of the home trees that the Inca swarm army had penetrated into just now. This time, it was not the combination of various troops like before. There was only one. This is what Lin often sees. A beetle with a red radiance on its abdomen and a body length of about two meters.

These beetles have a relatively high temperature in their abdomens. They have never moved, and Lin doesn't know what they are for. Therefore, when it moves, Lin is very easy to notice that the beetle suddenly emerges from the tree and spreads out. Open your wings and fly north.

Lin immediately asked a pilot to follow. These beetles were quite fast. It seemed to be flying using a jet system, and the pilot needed to fly at full speed to barely keep up.

The jungle below quickly receded in the high-speed flight. The red beetle was close to the border, and the wall composed of death spikes opened a passage for it when it was far away.

The beetle seemed to want to fly in the direction of the rocky ground. It rushed across the border at an extremely fast speed. At this time, the speed of the beetle increased a lot, and Lin's flyer could no longer catch up.

But Lin's base on the rocky land soon saw the fast-flying beetle. The beetle was flying at a high speed that Lin had never seen before. It rushed through the rift, flew over the base group on the rocky land of Lin, and passed through Lin's occupation. several home trees, and eventually, it crashed in the direction of the waterfall.

'boom'!

The high-speed beetle hit the waterfall, and a violent roar suddenly sounded. (To be continued...)