Chapter 3061 The Disappearing City

At that time...the Corpse Eater was in constant pain.

In fact, what hurts it the most is not that it is always forced to fight other zombies.

Instead, it was the lives of other species it saw on the screen after it returned from the fight.

These same species have been constantly fighting to gain 'points'.

They never fight directly, but always try to gain more points through strategy.

The Corpse Eater will no longer see the battles it loves... the scenes of bloodshed.

It has always felt that the useless language has become the main war tool of these creatures.

It felt very uncomfortable about it...painful.

However, it had no choice but to watch this bloodless war.

Fortunately, this did not last long, as it discovered that its peers had gained the upper hand in this 'points war'.

Through various complex strategies and plans, this group of creatures like the Void People purchased most of the buildings in the entire city and forced opponents of other races into a desperate situation.

The opponents who were forced into a desperate situation united and used their last points to submit a "desperate duel".

This is also what this corpse eater has been doing.

In fact, it has been forced to engage in a 'competition' with other zombies, with the audience using points to bet on which side will win.

It kept fighting... and always won, because it found that the other corpse eaters were always much weaker than it.

Therefore, it became the undefeated champion of this arena...but this also led to fewer and fewer opponents wanting to challenge it.

It also has a lot of time to watch similar situations.

Only now, after the other species have been driven into a corner, are they bringing up the contest again.

However, this competition is a little different from the previous ones. The 'desperate competition' cannot be refused once it is proposed.

Only those creatures who are forced to the last minute and have only ten fluff ball days and nights left can propose such a competition.

After the proposal is made, most of their points will be consumed, and their points will only be enough to support one day and one night.

But if they win this game, they will be able to take control of the entire city's buildings at once.

Simply put, this game is to give them a chance for a desperate counterattack.

By observing their own kind for a long time, the corpse eaters also understood what they had been doing.

Its fellows knew that their corpse eaters were the strongest and it was almost impossible for them to fail.

But in order to ensure that everything would go smoothly, they still made a lot of preparations... Since they had long anticipated that the other party would submit an application for such a desperate competition, they dismantled all the buildings in advance before the opponent applied.

Dismantling a building can earn you some points, but it will also make the building disappear.

This way, even if your opponent wins, they won't be able to gain any buildings.

After the battle, they can use the points gained from dismantling buildings to rebuild... although they can only build half the number... but they still do it.

They are afraid that the corpse eaters will lose.

The cannibals also discovered their plan from the screen.

As the cannibal continued to observe, it noticed one thing: this screen was "exclusively" its own.

In other words, its fellow creatures don’t know that it has such a screen to watch their lives.

Of course, the Corpse Eater doesn't have any other similar 'features', such as it doesn't have a point system or anything like that.

After seeing its fellow creatures dismantling all the buildings, it felt that these fellow creatures were very... insidious.

They have completely lost the trace of their past fanatical fighting spirit and have become a group of calculating strategists.

This is really... too boring.

So, it came up with the idea of ​​killing all of its kind.

The day of the decisive battle soon arrived.

Those creatures that proposed a desperate duel found that they were a step too late, but there was nothing they could do.

On the day of the duel, the entire city on the surface almost completely disappeared, leaving only the corpse-eaters' arena... and a few buildings owned by the opposing creatures.

The Corpse Eater took to the battlefield amid the cheers of its fellow Voidmen.

As for the opponent's creatures, they also occupied half of the audience seats, but they were completely lifeless... no one spoke.

They knew that even if they won it would be meaningless... they couldn't take any buildings and could only wait to die.

Besides, their chances of winning are slim.

The Ghoul saw that its opponent was a Ghoul that was half its size and looked very thin.

It knew that it could easily defeat such an opponent, but its purpose was to teach a lesson to this group of its own kind who had completely forgotten about fighting.

So what should it do?

It can't win the fight, and there's no point in deliberately losing... Besides, it might die if it loses, and it doesn't want to do that.

In that case...then the only option is a draw.

It knows a lot about the rules of the arena, and it knows...there is no time limit for competitive games.

So, after the fight started, it simply knocked its opponent to the ground. It was much stronger than its opponent, so it did it easily.

When all the fellow zombies in the audience burst into cheers and thought the battle was about to end, the zombies did not take the next step.

It just...pins the opponent to the ground.

Then nothing was done.

Those creatures that proposed a desperate duel found that they were a step too late, but there was nothing they could do.

On the day of the duel, the entire city on the surface almost completely disappeared, leaving only the corpse-eaters' arena... and a few buildings owned by the opposing creatures.

The Corpse Eater took to the battlefield amid the cheers of its fellow Voidmen.

As for the opponent's creatures, they also occupied half of the audience seats, but they were completely lifeless... no one spoke.

They knew that even if they won it would be meaningless... they couldn't take any buildings and could only wait to die.

Besides, their chances of winning are slim.

The Ghoul saw that its opponent was a Ghoul that was half its size and looked very thin.

It knew that it could easily defeat such an opponent, but its purpose was to teach a lesson to this group of its own kind who had completely forgotten about fighting.

So what should it do?

It can't win the fight, and there's no point in deliberately losing... Besides, it might die if it loses, and it doesn't want to do that.

In that case...then the only option is a draw.

It knows a lot about the rules of the arena, and it knows...there is no time limit for competitive games.

So, after the fight started, it simply knocked its opponent to the ground. It was much stronger than its opponent, so it did it easily.

When all the fellow zombies in the audience burst into cheers and thought the battle was about to end, the zombies did not take the next step.

It just...pins the opponent to the ground.

And then nothing. m.