"What?! They actually did such a despicable thing!"

Zhao Ganwu slammed his fist on the table, veins bulging on his forehead.

Just a second ago, he was planning to continue asking Su Bai about the Divine Seal.

Before he could even step inside, he bumped into Su Bai, who was rushing over.

This was the first time he had ever seen Su Bai with such a gloomy expression.

After reading the message Su Bai received, Zhao Ganwu instantly understood the reason.

"Set off immediately! Destination: Monsoon Plains!"

Su Bai's voice didn't have much variation, but the anger hidden beneath the calm surface revealed his current state.

Zhao Ganwu dared not delay and immediately notified Kerrigan to summon the Zerg army.

"Su Bai".

No one understands Su Bai's anger better than An Ruoyun.

Having spent so much time together, and being fellow Chinese, she was now furious.

However, the territory cannot be without a master for a single day; someone must remain to manage the situation.

"Kill a few more people for me."

An Ruoyun was always gentle and mild-mannered; this was the first time she had uttered words with such a strong sense of bloodshed.

Su Bai gritted his teeth and nodded.

"And... come back safely."

After thinking for a while, An Ruoyun reached out and patted his shoulder.

"I...we still need you."

"I will."

Su Bai responded in a deep voice.

At this moment, his mind was filled with thoughts of revenge, and he couldn't hear anything else.

An Ruoyun sighed, knowing that her words were no different from being ignored, so she didn't continue.

"Please help me."

Kerrigan and Zhao Ganwu nodded emphatically.

"Mission accomplished!"

In this revenge war, almost all of the leadership went with the city, except for those who were to stay and defend it.

In addition, the Overlord also transported a total of two million Zerg, including Zerglings, Hydralisks, Roach, Destroyers, Xenomorphs, and Booms.

One after another, the king insects flew up, as if blotting out the sky and the sun.

...

...

A thick shadow quickly enveloped the monsoon plain.

The sound of the Zerg rubbing their forepaws was incessant, so piercing it seemed to tear the sky apart.

"Strange, why did it get dark so quickly today?"

The foreign lord, who was counting the spoils of war, subconsciously looked up.

This is quite something.

The dense swarms of king insects covered the entire sky, casting dark shadows.

Like an unshakable dark cloud, it filled every inch of their vision.

"It's...it's Su Bai!"

He screamed in alarm and scrambled inside.

Before he could even run inside, countless insect soldiers transformed into a continuous drizzle, falling to the ground one after another.

The rustling sound was almost scratching at his brain nerves.

"ah--"

The springtail leaped toward his skull, its claws tearing at his scalp, ripping off a large chunk of scalp along with his hair.

Blood streamed down his face, and though his eyes were wide open, he could no longer utter a sound.

Because his throat had been pierced by the serpent's bony thorns.

Since the swarm of insects can be mentally controlled by Su Bai, they can naturally also sense Su Bai's emotions.

Springflies, hydras, cockroaches, and destroyers use extremely ruthless methods to kill their enemies; their fighting is primarily aimed at torture.

The insect soldiers, who have always valued speed, ruthlessness, and accuracy, have never acted like this before.

They wished they could devour its flesh and drink its blood.

They devoured the other party alive.

Kerrigan couldn't imagine just how furious Su Bai must be at that moment.

"Lord."

Anger is one thing, but there are no small matters on the battlefield; remaining calm is the most important thing.

Su Bai raised his hand, stopping her from saying what she was about to say.

"No need to say more, this time these scumbags have gone too far. If we don't teach them a lesson, won't everyone think that our Dragon Kingdom is a pushover that anyone can bully?!"

"Everyone, follow me into battle!"

Beneath the stern voice came a powerful response.

Zhao Ganwu patted Kerrigan on the shoulder and whispered, "The lord is a man of principle."

“It’s not that I don’t trust the lord, it’s just…”

She frowned.

"Don't you think the insect swarms around us have decreased? Did those foreign lords use some trick?"

"It's probably still inside the Queen Mushroom's stomach."

Kerrigan was about to answer when she was interrupted by a sudden voice.

"Su Bai! It's Su Bai! He's coming!"

It's unclear who shouted this first, but Qian Shoucheng's territory instantly erupted into chaos.

The foreign lords who currently occupy this territory are also getting restless and have risen up to fight.

Albert stood at the front of the line, a fake smile on his face.

"I wonder what brings Lord Su here?"

"What is it for?"

Su Bai snorted coldly, and was even more amused by his anger.

Their feigned innocence has remained unchanged for hundreds of years.

"Look at my memory. If I remember correctly, Lord Su should be here for Lord Qian, Lord Lin and Lord Sun."

Albert chuckled and waved his hand.

Several soldiers then pushed three people forward.

Perhaps to avoid angering Su Bai, they weren't dragged out directly this time, but instead placed in wheelchairs.

All three of them were half-dead, "sitting" in wheelchairs, their bodies wrapped in bandages.

In some areas of severe bleeding, the gauze was almost completely soaked through.

To prevent them from falling while unconscious, the foreign lords thoughtfully used restraints to tie their upper bodies to the back of the chairs.

In this state, to call someone a "person" is an understatement; aside from having a human form, they are no longer considered human.

"Albert!"

"Hey, we're all lords, let's talk this out."

Albert sighed regretfully, "These three lords came up here shouting for war and killing. We were just acting in self-defense and had no other choice."

"You've almost wiped out these three lords and their people, and you call that self-defense?!"

Zhao Ganwu has always been a straightforward person, and he can no longer hold back from starting a fight.

Albert's lips curled into an ambiguous smile.

"So, you're admitting that your actions towards the dragon race were also despicable?"

He shrugged indifferently. "We're all the same kind of people, Lord Su. Why are you pretending to be a good person here?"

"roar--"

The dragon people behind him instinctively shouted, venting their dissatisfaction with their voices.

A few casual words added fuel to the fire of hatred between Su Bai and the Dragon Clan.

Before entering the Monsoon Plains, Su Bai had already heard about Albert's abilities.

Arguing with him about this is pointless; only fists can make him see the truth.

Sensing Su Bai's emotions, the swarm of insects became restless once again.

"It seems we can't have a proper talk after all."

Albert raised his hand, and the three lords' soldiers understood immediately, drawing their guns with the muzzles just a hair's breadth away from their heads.

"Su Bai, you wouldn't want your compatriots who defended you to end up like this, would you?"

He scoffed, and the mask he had maintained for so long finally shattered completely.

The ferocity hidden beneath the mask was completely exposed.

"I demand that you kneel before us, beg for our forgiveness, surrender your army without compensation, and declare that you will never set foot on the Monsoon Plain again!"