The most speechless are these victims, who were originally local lizards who had established their own territory.

Since the apocalypse began, they have only occasionally attacked a few passersby.

They are enjoying the leisurely pace of life that office workers dream of.

At this moment, the enormous lizards were leisurely basking in the warm sunlight, belly up in the air.

Spring has arrived, and it's the season for reproduction again.

The entire desert was teeming with life, a scene of everything flourishing...

However, in this peaceful and serene atmosphere, a dark shadow suddenly appeared like a ghost.

Kun Kun, who cherished them as treasures, was ruthlessly killed.

Regardless of whether he was an emperor-level powerhouse or not, the hatred for killing Kun is irreconcilable.

In an instant, the group of giant lizards was engulfed by the flames of fury.

They roared, their eyes flashing with vengeance.

The entire group was engulfed in unprecedented fury and grief.

So he summoned all his brothers within his territory, intending to kill the invaders.

However, after Kurosawa came to Su Yue's side, he instantly transformed into a succubus, with a graceful figure and cunning eyes.

She hid behind Su Yue, a helpless yet charming smile on her face.

Speaking softly, her voice interspersed with the currently popular "feeling sorry for giegie" style of affected tone:

"I have inadvertently attracted a ferocious swarm of monitor lizards. There are so many of them that I cannot handle them alone. Please help them..."

"I'm not responsible for the trouble you caused!" Su Yue said, preparing to leave.

Just then, Kurosawa's eyes suddenly became meaningful. Her gaze seemed to inadvertently sweep over Su Yue's "second brother," with a look of sharpening a knife at pigs and sheep.

Although Su Yue wanted to refuse Kurosawa, the second brother wouldn't agree.

After all, Su Yue and his second brother were not yet old enough to separate from the family.

"I'll tell you again, brother, if you hadn't killed it with your own hands, you wouldn't have gotten what you wanted!"

The cunning and threat in his words truly revealed a cunning old demon.

Three sentences forced Su Yue to take action himself.

[Steel-Mouthed Giant Lizard (Severely Damaged), Lord-level, Level 65.] The Steel-Mouthed Giant Lizard, also known as the Giant-Toothed Lizard, is a colossal creature recorded in historical texts as long extinct. Possessing "Heavenly Black Iron," it possesses extraordinary defensive capabilities.

[Attributes: Strength: 1000, Spirit: 100, Constitution: 1400, Agility: 100.]

[Talent: Extreme physical resistance, iron teeth and steel claws, sand-dust-covered body...]

[Skill: Sand Cage, surface parched, erosion cycle, bacterial torment...]

At this moment, Su Yue and his group were already deeply surrounded by a huge force led by the "Steel-Mouthed Giant Lizard".

Su Yue quickly looked around, assessing the situation.

Despite its impressive name, this "Steel-Mouthed Giant Lizard" doesn't possess any particularly valuable abilities that are worth plundering.

However, it is already in a "severely damaged" state, with all attributes reduced by 20%.

Therefore, this seemingly arduous battle is actually within our grasp.

With a thought, Su Yue activated the "Five Elements Barrier"!

In an instant, a powerful force surged forth, weaving into a massive barrier covering an area of ​​hundreds of meters.

Like a net that covers the sky, it imprisons all the surrounding Split-mouthed Monitor Lizards within.

While shimmering with the power of the five elements, it greatly weakened the Split-Mouthed Giant Lizard's condition.

Following up with another "Eye of the Demon King," as expected, the swarm of giant lizards was mercilessly wiped out in an instant.

They vanish into the boundless northwestern desert, or become a patch of yellow earth gently caressed by the wind and sand.

The system's continuous notification sounds came like a tidal wave, instantly boosting Kurosawa's level to 55.

However, in this seemingly one-sided battle, Su Yue keenly sensed something amiss.

Although those low-ranking monitor lizards had all turned to ashes.

But the leading "Steel Split-Mouthed Giant Lizard" and the several severely injured leader-level "Split-Mouthed Giant Lizards" were also present.

Despite the collisions and even sparks within the eyes of the Ghost King, they remained unaffected.

In particular, the attack that just landed with a power of 5000 points had no effect.

Several subsequent attacks also failed.

Su Yue even suspected that the "E-ion alloy" technology developed by the United States was flawed.

Could it be that this was inspired by some kind of zombie creature?

However, after humans were enhanced with "Ezi alloy", they could not resist the poison, but Su Yue had a countermeasure.

In contrast, the group of Split-mouthed Monitor Lizards were born with resistance to poison.

This left Su Yue feeling helpless when faced with them.

It seems that Kurosawa does have some skill.

Su Yue looked behind him, and Kurosawa noticed his question and smiled sweetly at him.

"These guys, although the vital parts are still their heads and hearts."

"But they use extraterrestrial iron to reinforce their entire bodies, making their defense reach an astonishing level."

"However, interestingly, in order to ensure the survival of their species, there is one aspect where they haven't undergone this kind of enhancement, so, you know..."

After speaking, Kurosawa used her slender fingers.

The corresponding parts of Su Yue's face were lightly outlined, revealing a touch of playfulness and profound meaning in the gesture.

Su Yue was stunned, thinking to himself: Holy crap? This works?

He was incredibly curious about the sources of Kurosawa's strange and unusual knowledge.

After identifying the opponent's weaknesses, he hit the target every time.

These monitor lizards are absolutely infuriating.

First, it was ravaged by powerful, emperor-level ferocious beasts, and now it is being invaded by humans who have taken advantage of its vulnerability...

However, anger and resentment could not change their inevitable fate; they could not escape death...