Apocalypse Gacha Chapter 67- Horn sound from the candy shop

The green liquid turned into raindrops that covered the sky, hitting the soldiers at the front.

Tragic cries rang out.

Their uniforms didn’t defend them at all. The liquid corroded many huge holes when they touched it and caused black smoke to rise. Many soldiers tore their clothes but realized parts of their bodies were corroded.

Those worse ones couldn’t stand anymore. One could see white bones. In a moment, they lost their breathing and became a pile of bones.

Ye Zhongming knew that these ants were called war ants for a reason. They had strong discipline and teamwork. They also had strong battle techniques.

Although they were level one, groups gathered, and they could sweep high-level beings.

In the last life, there was a terrifying record. Over a million of them wiped out a dungeon, turning that into a true death realm. Until a long while, did adventurers realize that the dungeon was devoid of life? After investigating, they were shocked. One must know that the biggest lord of that dungeon was a level seven being. They were crushed by a million of these level-one ants.

Many ants can kill an elephant; that was a point that was proven in the apocalypse too.

Another of their strengths was that they evolved different abilities. For example, the ants at the back that spat out acid were Mage Ants in charge of ranged attacks. The acid was really strong, and it was very corrosive. If a human got hit, they were probably dead unless they had special skills or jobs. Or if you reached six star.

Those soldiers charging at the front were called blade ants. They had sharp blades and thick shells and also quick speeds.

Apart from them, there was one called needle ant. Their ribs had black spikes growing out of them. They could fire out and were like crossbows. Moreover, they were silent so that it would catch one off guard. The moment they fired, the needle ants would replenish them within a week.

The Mage Ants’ attacks ended, and they bent back down. Instantly, blade ants guarded them. Only a small number of them a

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