You may say that I went through quite a lot of scary experiences.
Repeated abductions, including those by the claws of giant insects.
I had my own body transformed against my will, was forced to lay eggs and live with this new body function, and saw many living beings get ripped apart in front of my eyes.
Knowing all this, it means quite a lot when I say that I was never as freaked out as I currently am.
I'm going to die in the stomach of a titanic worm!
The size of this thing is ridiculous.
It fills the cave from floor to ceiling.
Heck, according to Chera, it was the one that created this cavity in the first place!
And now it's moving in our direction.
"GROOOOOOOHHH"
With one dive it rushes straight through our great army.
The terrorworm isn't incredibly fast, relatively speaking, but its massive size together with the fact that the ground units are tightly bundled together causes gigantic losses amongst our forces.
It's almost a miracle that it didn't get us, but I remember that Chera said it would seek out the greatest concentration of life, which is probably the center of the battle site.
Naturally, the drones don't stand idle, but attack it with all they have.
Messengers land on it, slashing with all they got, while workers and hunters give their all to climb up its sides, each and every one slashing as much as they can with the sole purpose of causing the slightest bit of damage.
This proves fatal for most of them, as they start to sizzle when they break the surface, as the viscera dissolves their bodies in an acidic reaction.
Even more of them, who still cling to it, find their demise when it dives into the surrounding walls.
It didn't even scare it off, as it returns a moment later.
But Liseti didn't lie when she said that she brought an army, as more and more drones emerge from the holes, directly throwing themselves at the worm.
(C)
I don't like the thought of abandoning everyone, but fleeing might be for the best.
After all, everyone fights only because of us princesses.
It wouldn't do now to get eaten.
You may say that I went through quite a lot of scary experiences.
Repeated abductions, including those by the claws of giant insects.
I had my own body transformed against my will, was forced to lay eggs and live with this new body function, and saw many living beings get ripped apart in front of my eyes.
Knowing all this, it means quite a lot when I say that I was never as freaked out as I currently am.
I'm going to die in the stomach of a titanic worm!
The size of this thing is ridiculous.
It fills the cave from floor to ceiling.
Heck, according to Chera, it was the one that created this cavity in the first place!
And now it's moving in our direction.
"GROOOOOOOHHH"
With one dive it rushes straight through our great army.
The terrorworm isn't incredibly fast, relatively speaking, but its massive size together with the fact that the ground units are tightly bundled together causes gigantic losses amongst our forces.
It's almost a miracle that it didn't get us, but I remember that Chera said it would seek out the greatest concentration of life, which is probably the center of the battle site.
Naturally, the drones don't stand idle, but attack it with all they have.
Messengers land on it, slashing with all they got, while workers and hunters give their all to climb up its sides, each and every one slashing as much as they can with the sole purpose of causing the slightest bit of damage.
This proves fatal for most of them, as they start to sizzle when they break the surface, as the viscera dissolves their bodies in an acidic reaction.
Even more of them, who still cling to it, find their demise when it dives into the surrounding walls.
It didn't even scare it off, as it returns a moment later.
But Liseti didn't lie when she said that she brought an army, as more and more drones emerge from the holes, directly throwing themselves at the worm.
(C)
I don't like the thought of abandoning everyone, but fleeing might be for the best.
After all, everyone fights only because of us princesses.
It wouldn't do now to get eaten.
