In the blink of an eye, twelve thicker and larger logs burst out of the ground, stabbing at Oro's twisting body.
This time, Oro seemed to be a little annoyed. He suddenly spun his body, turning himself and the claws on his body into a brief whirlwind.
With a 360 degree slash without any blind spots, his scythe-like claws chopped the twelve logs into pieces, sending them crashing to the ground.
But this was not the end. Without giving Oro the time to catch his breath, the third wave of thirty-six logs and the fourth wave of one hundred and eight logs arrived almost at the same time.
Oro twisted his huge insect body once more, turning himself into an insectoid version of a storm of blades, easily slicing apart the giant trees that had grown out of nowhere.
At this time, his rationality had already begun to warn him.
More logs appeared.
A moment ago, the Beastman camp was still a flat plain, but now it had suddenly turned into a lush forest. And the entire forest was still expanding outward and inward at a speed visible to the naked eye.
Not only were there more logs attacking Oro, this completely abnormal forest was also attacking him from another angle — underground!
That's right! Oro had burrowed into the ground.
At first, it didn't feel it, but soon, it realized that its body, which was buried underground, was being strangled.
Being able to burrow into the ground was an ultimate skill that he had relied on to save his life for thousands of years.
Even a Dragon Aspect could not burrow into the ground like he did. It could be said that the ground was Oro's home field, and the ground was his proudest shield.
The current situation had completely overturned his understanding. Countless powerful roots pierced deep into the ground. Not only did they grab hold of the soil, but they also quickly sealed off the tunnel that he had burrowed into.
Oro had a feeling that if he wanted to go back the way he came, what awaited him would be death.
He panicked. For the first time in his life, he was panicking when facing something other than his master, C 'Thun. Almost instinctively, he moved his body, letting the parts of him that were buried deep in the ground dig out.
Thirty seconds later, Oro, who had never been seen in full by any mortal, finally revealed his entire body to the world.
It was a thousand-legged insect monster that was more than a thousand meters long. On both sides of its body, there were almost countless neatly arranged legs that looked like crab claws. These slender legs were naturally not as big as the four pairs of large claws under the head. If each of these slender legs could still be active after being chopped off, they would definitely not be too bad if they were used as throwing poles for catapults.
Just the sight of Ouro's body was enough to scare trypophobia sufferers to death, and it was enough to make most people nauseous.
However, since Ouro dared to become a hired thug for the Burning Legion, there was naturally no reason to let him go.
On both sides of the campsite at the foot of the mountain, there were many druids who looked very 'natural' with turf draped over their bodies.
“Zazasi。 zazasi。 Natuonadozazasi — "They were like wooden stakes, standing on the mountainside, muttering Druid incantations that outsiders could not understand.
However, their entrance had a huge impact on the surrounding forest.
It could be clearly seen that the giant tree was growing even faster and fiercer.
If it had attacked at the speed of a tortoise at the start, it was really moving like a rabbit at this moment.
The thick green fog greatly weakened Ouro's senses. Just below his abdomen, where his senses could not reach, a giant tree that would take six people to wrap their arms around silently grew and stabbed towards Ouro like lightning.
This stab directly pierced through his abdomen and deeply into his innards. Then, the surging force of nature exploded, causing the tightly shut pores of this giant sandworm Boss to suddenly open, and almost every bowl-sized hole began to spurt out yellow fluid.
It was Ouro's blood, as well as pieces of his innards.
However, the reason why giant beasts were so difficult to deal with was because of their terrifyingly exuberant vitality. If a giant tree that would take six people to wrap their arms around pierced through its abdomen, even a giant dragon would die. However, for a giant sandworm that was fifty to sixty meters in diameter, this would at most be a light injury.
The biological structure of an arthropod was completely different from that of a mammal!
Just as more druids were preparing to do the same and stab Ouro to death by stimulating the tree's rapid growth, this super giant sandworm suddenly flipped on the ground.
The sand and dust on the ground sped up and shot towards the druids on both sides of the mountain like cannonballs.
Duque gasped, "[Sandstorm Explosion]?"
Duque was all too familiar with this move.
This ruthless move centered around Ouro had an attack range of 180 degrees. The worst part was that it would come with a five second long stun. However, Ouro just had to keep twisting and turning. If you were unlucky, you would be sent four [Sandstorm Explosion] s in a row, knocking you out until you died.
As the leaders, most of the druids were hit in an instant. As a result, the wild growth of the forest stopped by half.
"Tyrande!" Duque shouted.
"Got it!" As expected, Tyrande appeared on a higher peak. She did not know how Duque knew about her ultimate move, but the night elves did not rely solely on druids to survive.
The priestesses of the Moon Maiden Temple were also freaks who practiced both magic and martial arts.
Dozens of priestesses dressed in beautiful moon-white robes appeared beside Tyrande, who was riding a white tiger. They raised their arms and used their unique magnetic voices to cast spells and praise the Moon Goddess, Elune, whom they worshipped the most.
The sky suddenly turned dark!
From dawn, it suddenly turned into night.
However, this kind of night was not evil darkness, but a quiet and serene night.
The night sky was cloudless for thousands of miles.
While Ouro was distracted by the forest, a star deviated from its path.
A rainbow-colored meteor streaked across the sky and crashed down.
Without giving Ouro any time to react, the meteor sped up again and again until it became a streak of light and crashed into Ouro's head.
At the last moment, Ouro still instinctively tilted his head. The rainbow-colored meteor shattered one of his pincers, then pierced through the left side of his thick neck and came out from the back of his neck.
"Argh —" Ouro let out a heart-wrenching scream.
Everyone could see the ghastly hole in his body!
The shattered bones, internal organs, and blood all sprayed out with a bang, as if a torrential rain of blood had fallen from the sky!
In that instant, everyone stopped what they were doing. Be it the retreating beastmen and humans, or the night elves who were observing from the two sides of the mountain.
Everything quietened down again.
Everyone looked expectantly at the huge monster that had been pierced by the meteor.
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