The thirty-odd lieutenants of the hunting legion jumped away.

They only realized what had happened after they jumped away.

Why did I instinctively jump away when I heard Miss A-Jiang's stern shout?

Could it be that Miss Ajahn, like their commander, is a human weapon, and they have developed a conditioned reflex to it?

Seeing them jump away, Jiang Si jumped behind the Zerg parasites.

The Zerg parasites, which had been chasing the lieutenants, changed direction as if they had smelled something delicious.

His body stiffened like a machine, leaning backward, and he made a chuckling sound like coarse sand grinding on the ground.

"It smells so good, so delicious!"

"Eat, I want to eat, I want to have a bite."

"I want to have a bite, I want to have a bite."

Leia, her face splattered with the blood of the Zerg parasite, gasped for breath as she asked, "Aren't we going up to help? Is Miss Ajahn alright?"

Si Zhang wasn't much better off: "I don't know if she can do it or not, but she must have a way to make us move aside."

Rong Mengping stared intently at the swarming Zerg parasites: "Why can they talk? Weren't they unable to talk before?"

"What smells delicious? What do they want to eat?"

Moore snapped out of his daze: "They surrounded Miss Ajahn; they wanted to eat her."

The crowd's faces paled in horror: "Then what are we waiting for? Let's go, brothers!"

As their words fell, the crowd rushed forward, only to be suddenly met by an invisible barrier that sent them sprawling to the ground.

"What happened? What bounced us back?" Leia wiped the blood from her face and got up from the ground.

The others chimed in, "I don't know, it seems to be a barrier, an invisible barrier."

"Look, the Zerg parasites are eating Miss A-Jiang." Si Zhang pointed to the swarming Zerg parasites, who had already surrounded Miss A-Jiang.

"Use the particle cannon to break through the barrier," Leia ordered, pulling out her mecha from her spatial storage. "We can't let Miss Ajahn die because of us."

The others also took out their mechs and entered them.

Activate the mech and attack directly with the particle cannon.

To their surprise, the particle cannons struck the invisible barrier and were all deflected back by it.

Fortunately, the thirty-odd pilots were skilled in piloting mechs and successfully dodged the particle cannon that was bounced back.

The thirty-odd grown men were dumbfounded.

What is it that even a particle cannon can't hit?

"Look!"

Mohr roared.

Thirty-odd men, their mechs gleaming, looked in the direction of the Zerg parasites.

A circular green barrier rose from the ground, surrounding the Zerg parasites and blocking their view, preventing them from peering inside.

Jiang Si blinked, looked at the insectoid parasites surrounding her, and grinned mischievously: "My darlings, I hope you can be as resilient as your crown prince."

As soon as she finished speaking, the Zerg parasite closest to her was sliced ​​in two by the willow branch she pulled out with her right hand. Her left hand did not stop; it gripped the Zerg parasite's heart and pulled out its crystal core.

The inflexible Zerg parasite only wanted to eat delicious food, so it devoured the fragrant delicacy in front of it.

They couldn't see their fellow human beings being split in two; they felt no fear; all they could think about was swallowing the delicious-smelling food that wafted to their noses.

Jiang Si didn't stop; her figure was like a ghostly afterimage. Wherever she went, the bodies of the Zerg parasites were split in two, and their heart cores were ripped out.

Not a drop of the Zerg parasite's blood was on her.

A few minutes later.

The green barrier, along with the surrounding trees, collapsed with a crash, and the green leaves instantly turned yellow.

Jiang Si walked out carrying Yan Liu, looked at the thirty-odd enormous mechs in front of her, and ordered, "Come out and clean up the battlefield, or I'll tear you apart."

The thirty-odd men inside the mecha snapped out of their shock and scrambled out of the mecha in a flurry.

They had no doubt that this ruthless little cutie might actually be able to tear apart a mech with his bare hands.

"Then...Miss A-Jiang, are you alright?" Moore pointed to the piled-up, stinking corpses of the Zerg parasites, split in two, and asked excitedly and tremblingly, "Those Zerg parasites, there were nearly a thousand of them, and you only had a few minutes?"

It was a huge, densely packed area, and she finished in just a few minutes?

If we throw this human weapon at the Zerg, we won't even need to fight a war, right?

Jiang Si's sharp, blade-like gaze swept over the thirty-odd burly men in front of her: "You killed those Zerg parasites, not me."

Moore was dumbfounded and asked, "Why?"

Jiang Si patted imaginary dust off her hands: "Why? Aren't you paid according to the insect-killing clan's head rank? We should give you a raise!"

The thirty-odd grown men took a step back, waving their hands in unison and saying in unison, "This is your achievement, not ours. According to the Hunting Legion's rules, one cannot covet the credit of others. Those who disobey military orders will be whipped 88 times, discharged from the military, and their family members will be barred from enlisting for three generations."

Upon hearing this, Jiang Si once again gave her cheap husband a thumbs up in her heart.

Their values ​​are absolutely outrageous.

"Fine, since you don't want this credit, don't tell your commander that I killed these people, understand?" Jiang Si said, settling for second best.

The group exchanged puzzled glances.

Moore cautiously stepped forward and asked, "Why?"

Jiang Si spread her hands and said evasively, "Do you even need to ask why? Isn't your commander particularly fond of talent?"

Everyone nodded: "Yes."

Jiang Si said, "What if he finds out I'm stronger than he thinks, and he just kidnaps me and brings me to your legion?"

Everyone: "..."

Sophistry.

That makes perfect sense, leaving no room for argument.

"So hurry up and clean up the battlefield. Either burn these corpses or bury them on the spot." Jiang Si pressed the communicator in her ear and reminded the deputy generals of the hunting legion: "General Bo Jichen has already given the order for all personnel to hunt down the Zerg Crown Prince."

"Either we die at the hands of the Crown Prince, or the Crown Prince dies at our hands. As long as the Crown Prince is on this planet, none of us will escape."

Everyone was shocked and couldn't believe it.

They really are just here to hunt level 6 or higher mutated beasts.

Let's not even talk about how he became a bug and was hunted down by 310,000 people.

Being a bug in this game means you're being hunted by others while simultaneously hunting them down. What kind of human suffering is this?

Jiang Si looked at their ashen faces and shocked eyes, and couldn't help but admire Bo Jichen for being a true relative of Agares.

This ability to act.

This decisive and ruthless nature.

This person is cunning, ruthless, and treacherous.

Agares, as his student, did not learn his cunning, ruthlessness, and treachery, probably due to His Majesty's influence and Agares' own excellence.

"Where am I?" Wei Chi got up from the ground, rubbing the back of his head and neck, which ached as if he had been hit. Looking around at the unfamiliar surroundings, he asked, "Where's the brown bear?"

Seeing that he had woken up, Jiang Si transformed into her online con artist: "Wei Chi, I underestimated you. You still have the nerve to be a brown bear? You saw Agares fighting and got so excited that you fainted."

"We got separated from His Highness while trying to drag you here, and the first thing you did after waking up was to look for a brown bear? Have you lost your conscience?"