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Chapter 72 Guerrilla War

Luke learned from the Art of War that the best defense is offense.

He needs time to develop, but his enemies will never give him time to develop.

In fact, he had already noticed the enemy's movement during the observation process.

The nest of the Red Fire Fifteen Ton Ant colony at the hunter's cabin was extremely noisy, apparently undergoing a large-scale military mobilization.

If Luke is not mistaken, their purpose must be the Blue Silver Grass Sea camp on his side.

As far as he knows, all ant-like animals use a very mysterious pheromone as a means of transmitting information. Although the Thousand-Jin Ant is a unique soul beast in "Douluo Dalu", it is expected that they will also have such a method. .

Perhaps the Fifteen Ton Ant Colony over there obtained some information about the situation here through the pheromone left by the Fifteen Ton Ants who died here, and wanted to take advantage of the unstable foundation here and send a large army to take it down in one fell swoop. No future troubles.

Gathering a large army and breaking it with strength is ten thousand times better than refueling tactics again and again.

This is a very correct response tactic, and if Luke was the commander over there, he would make the same choice.

But for the party being attacked, that is not a good thing.

Sometimes, the seemingly stupid and ugly punch is often an attack method with almost no flaws.

If it is an ordinary commander, there will be no second appropriate response method other than gathering heavy troops to counterbalance.

If it was the previous Luke, there would be no good way to deal with such a situation.

But now, with the [Swallowing Sky System], Luke is a completely different Luke, and he can no longer be helpless against such methods as before.

His strategy is the established plan - attack.

But it is not a hard attack by a large force on a large force, but a guerrilla warfare tactic, using a small group of troops to divide and nibble at the enemy's logistics and supply teams, and slowly consume the enemy's combat power little by little.

For Luke, his biggest advantage is that he can give up everything except himself.

The Blue Silver Grass camp, the unfinished ant nests in the camp, the soil slope sub-camp, and even the blue aqua ant nests under construction there can all be thrown away temporarily, even if they are completely destroyed.

Even those soldier ants that exist for only 10 minutes, worker ants that exist for 30 minutes, slave ants that exist for a longer time, queen ants that can exist forever, etc., can also be discarded.

Anyway, as long as there is time and energy, everything will have a chance to return to his hands.

As for the most important strategic materials - ant eggs, except for the part that has been transformed into source power, most of the rest are in his [Swallowing System] inventory, and no one can snatch them away.

But the enemy is different. Those worker ants who go out to look for food must not be missing, otherwise there will be no supply logistics, and there will be no large army conquest.

As the main force of the war, the soldier ants and soldier ant warriors are even more important. Without these, what can we do to conquer Luke?

There is also the most important ant nest, which is the headquarters of the base. It contains all the materials in stock of the Red Fire Tribe Fifteen Ton Ants, representing the future ant eggs, young ants, and the soul of the entire ant nest—the queen. few?
Being easy to move is Luke's advantage, and being unable to move is the enemy's disadvantage. Using one's own strengths to attack the enemy's weaknesses is the biggest secret to defeating the enemy in the art of war.

Now, Luke already has the greatest advantage, and he is ready to use his actions to turn his advantage into the fruit of victory.

……

The commander of the Red Fire Clan who is in charge of leading the conquest army is led by a century-old soul beast - Fifteen Ton Ants.

Ever since he was appointed by the Queen Ant, he was full of ambition, thinking that he would lead 1/3 of the Red Fire Clan's Fifteen Ton Ant colony to conquer a small unknown Fifteen Ton Ant tribe, which would naturally be a trivial matter.

But the army he led fell into a quagmire before halfway through the journey.

Squads with very few troops continued to launch suicide attacks on his army like crazy.

10 or 8 soldier ants, 30 or 50 worker ants, such an insignificant attack force, naturally cannot pose any threat to the army led by the Fifteen Ton Ant Commander.

There is no need to dispatch his warrior ants, just send a small team of soldier ants and they can easily take it down.

However, once or twice is easy to say, 10 times out of 8 is nothing, any more will make people very dizzy.

Those attacking enemies are very fierce, and all of them are very brutal.

Even for fighters like them who are very experienced in conquest, they have never seen this kind of brutal fighting style that will bite off your leg even if they die.

Most importantly, there is absolutely no gain in fighting these enemies.

captive?No!
Ant slave?No!
There was nothing, not even the corpses left by these enemies.

It seems that these enemies are manipulated by some mysterious force, and when the time is up, they disappear from this world without a trace, so that they can't find any evidence of the existence of these enemies.

This was very scary, and even made the leader of the Fifteen Ton Ants think of a very scary possibility.

Is it leading an army to fight an enemy with a brilliant illusion ability, and what they are fighting are illusions?
However, the casualties of one's own side clearly proved that all this was not an illusion, but a real battle.

What would that be?

The captains under Fifteen Ton Ant's command had different opinions, and the soldiers below were even more speculative, all of which were some very bad signs.

He executed several soldiers who confused the morale of the army in a row, and he managed to stabilize the morale of the army.

But this is not a good solution. If this continues, his army will collapse sooner or later.

"Don't pay attention to the harassment of the small group of enemies, the army will move out immediately and attack the enemy's lair."

The Fifteen Ton Ant Commander gave such an order, and hoped in his heart that no matter what these enemies are, as long as their nests are settled, all these illusions and rumors will naturally melt like ice and snow meeting sunlight.

Will the facts really develop as he expected?

In fact, he himself has no idea. These enemies he has never encountered before, as well as the rumors he has heard before, all give him an ominous premonition.

I am afraid that this army expedition will not be as simple as imagined, and there may be something more mysterious hidden.

……

Soon, an inconspicuous news reached the ears of Fifteen Ton Ant Commander, making the ominous premonition in his heart even stronger.

The logistics team responsible for searching for food was attacked by the enemy, and almost all the logistics teams were attacked at the same time.

Why is this so, where do these mysterious enemies who come and go like the wind come from, and what purpose do they have in doing this?
Just trying to wear down his army by attacking logistics?
I'm afraid it's not that simple.

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