Gods: Civilization Cultivation, Infinite War

Chapter 26 Central Node
The deep-sea merfolk, who are connected to the power of the abyss and grew up at the sacrifice of countless lives, have now become the cradle of new life in this world.

Looking at the large area below that had returned to a state of chaos, Kane did not feel any extra emotions in his heart.

It's just a pity. If hundreds of millions of deep-sea fishmen could be brought under the rule of the kingdom and given the right guidance, it would definitely bring considerable benefits to the entire Kingdom of Dawn.

It is not through exploitation. As long as they master more knowledge themselves, they will naturally be able to form a more efficient way of utilizing the resources of the entire demiplane.

In this process, their lives will also be improved and their strength will become stronger.

As their overlord, the Kingdom of Dawn does not need to deliberately exploit those subordinate forces. The better they develop, the more benefits the Kingdom of Dawn can obtain.

But it's too late to say anything now. The deep-sea fishmen are connected to the power of the abyss, which has touched the taboos among the gods of Blue Star. There is no room for redemption.

The extermination order from the kingdom's top leaders had already been issued, and the implementation phase was nearing its end.

The only marine intelligent race in this demiplane will also completely disappear. Perhaps at some point in the future, a new marine intelligent race will be born in this demiplane.

Unfortunately, the rule cards can only be used in the god's own domain. Otherwise, if you use any rule card of an intelligent marine race, in the absence of natural enemies, it won't take long for them to multiply to an extremely exaggerated number.

Moreover, whether it is the native race in the divine realm or the race that is materialized by these rule cards, they can only reproduce within the divine realm.

There are also some special means that can allow them to leave the divine realm and reproduce normally, but these special means can only be used under some extreme conditions, and the current cradle of life does not meet these conditions.

Fortunately, the many land forces in this demiplane have no connection with the power of the abyss, so they still have some value as a whole.

The resources of this demiplane are not abundant to begin with. If all intelligent life forms are still connected to the abyss, it will basically be useless.

In a world without any intelligent life, even if it has abundant resources, its value will be greatly reduced, not to mention that it is just an ordinary demiplane.

Another three months passed, and the only formation node left in the entire ocean was the central node located in the capital of the Deep Sea Murloc Empire. The rest were all destroyed by the four legions.

Since the closer the deep-sea merman tribe is to the central node, the stronger it is, and they have also strengthened their precautions, some deep-sea merman tribes around the formation nodes have even simply gathered together.

Although it still could not change the result of destruction, it did cause some obstacles to the four major legions.

It often takes several companies to successfully dismantle a formation node, which reduces efficiency a lot. It took three months to destroy the remaining one hundred or so formation nodes.

At this moment, above the capital of the Deep Sea Murloc Empire, the four major legions have all arrived, and the top leaders of many legions are gathering together to discuss the next attack plan.

As a rising star of the Legion, Kane is not yet qualified to participate in such discussions. He is just recording the relevant offensive instructions on the side.

The discussion did not last too long. After all, the combined strength of the four legions was enough to crush the capital of the Deep Sea Murloc Empire below.

After assigning their respective offensive tasks, the four legions launched a general attack on the target in four different directions.

More than 20,000 winged warriors rushed towards the central node at the same time, and their powerful might enveloped the entire capital of the Deep Sea Fishman Empire.

The top leaders of the Deep Sea Merman Empire naturally knew about what the four legions had been doing over the past six months, but they simply did not have the energy to fight back.

Although it was called an empire, it was actually just a loose alliance of large tribes, and the deep-sea fishmen in different formation nodes rarely had any connection. Even the so-called capital was only a nominal title, and in reality, it did not have any strong control power.

The positions of the formation nodes are also fixed, and they have no other means except to protect themselves.

When the four legions first started to destroy the formation nodes, the top leaders of the Deep Sea Murloc Empire did make some response.

Once, he even sent out a seventh-level Murloc Tidecaller and a seventh-level Murloc Warrior, intending to give the four legions a severe blow.

The result was that both of his seventh-level combat forces were left there, which also made the top leaders of the Deep Sea Murloc Empire depressed.

After that, they did not send out any high-level combat forces, but only reminded the deep-sea merman tribes around other formation nodes about the existence of the four legions.

And now the four major legions have finally arrived at the location of this final central node, and the top leaders of the Deep Sea Merman Empire have no choice but to fight desperately.

Tens of millions of deep-sea fishmen rushed towards the winged warriors of the four legions. The sea water in the entire area seemed to be boiling and was violently disturbed.

Under the constant interference of the overlapping waves, the speed of the winged warriors was also affected to a certain extent.

The commotion caused by tens of millions of deep-sea murlocs is comparable to the full-strength spell cast by a seventh-level murloc tidecaller, and the range is much larger.

However, this can only slightly slow down the speed of the winged warriors. When the entire legion is deployed and supported by the military formation, each winged warrior can exert greater strength.

Despite being washed by heavy waves, it still rushed towards the central node at an extremely fast speed.

All obstacles along the way were directly cut off by the blades of the winged warriors, and blood filled the entire sea.

"clang!"

The sound of swords clashing rang out on the bottom of the sea. Kane looked at the deep-sea fishman in front of him, and a hint of surprise flashed in his eyes.

The seventh-level murloc warrior is already the top combat force of the Deep Sea Murloc Empire.

Unlike those low-level murloc warriors, the more powerful the murloc warrior is, the more normal his body shape will be.

The seventh-level murloc warrior who attacked Kane was only slightly larger than the average murloc, and his muscles did not appear full. He looked relatively strong overall. He held two slender scimitars in his hands and swung them at high speed, making it difficult for him to separate from Kane for a while.

With the support of the legion battle formation, fighting across levels is almost standard for every winged warrior.

Although there is a huge gap between the seventh-level transcendent and the sixth-level transcendent, Kane is a sixth-level Templar, while his opponent is only a seventh-level murloc warrior.

The gap between extraordinary professions has shortened the huge gap between ranks.

In addition, there are tailor-made magic equipment and military formations, as well as many powerful innate talents.

If Kane had not broken through to the sixth level so recently and had not accumulated much experience, the seventh-level murloc warrior in front of him would never have been his opponent.

(End of this chapter)