Chapter 516: The Fragmented and Scattered Forces of Middle-Earth

There is an old arcade game from the 1990s called "Alien Storm".

Although it is an "alien", the game is not about real aliens, but a group of alien creatures from the universe that invade the earth and can parasitize both living and dead things.

Like giant snails that use trash cans and oil drums as shells, monsters that crawl on the ground like slimes and can transform at any time, and multi-headed tentacle monsters that mimic humans but complete the transformation in the next second, these are all enemies that players need to face in this game.

The popularity of this game in China is very low, on the one hand because of the difficulty problem, and on the other hand because this horizontal version of the action game has no blood recovery props throughout the whole process...

As an arcade game, it does have the high difficulty of swallowing coins, but the difficulty is too high, which makes children unwilling to spend coins on it.

And it's not that there are no other games to play. Is it that the shooting of Metal Slug is not fun, or that the world is not fun to eat people?

From the manifestation of these monsters, it can be seen that it is indeed not related to the alien. In fact, its inspiration comes from a movie called "The Thing".

Well, people with weak psychological endurance should not watch it.

Although the Thing is only a work from the 1980s, because the monster models in it are real models made by special effects artists with great effort, rather than the current 3D rendering, it is actually better in terms of realism and physiological discomfort.

If I hadn't heard from Dr. Xia that these alien parasites can also parasitize trash cans, Luke would have thought it was "Parasyte".

Just considering the situation of multiple worldview stitching monsters in the Blood Prison Realm, Luke thinks that this Parasite Realm is really suitable for the stitching of Parasitic Beasts.

The same alien creatures, the same parasitic body snatching, are very suitable.

However, Luke at this time is more concerned about the power represented by the Orc parasite.

High towers, evil eyes, dark cities, erupting magma, countless green-skinned Orcs, this is the regional situation observed by the six-star city through the large-scale breeding of the big bird.

There is no doubt that the area separated from the Six Star City by a parasitic world fragment area is the Middle Earth.

And it seems to be the most dangerous area in the entire Middle Earth fragment area, where the city of Mordor, a purely hostile monster camp city governed by the Dark Lord Sauron, is located.

It can only be said that the Six Star City is really lucky. There is a large area of ​​parasitic areas without unified organization and dispatch, and there are only countless parasitic units acting on instinct as a buffer. Otherwise, the group of orcs and ogres in Mordor would have launched a full-scale attack on the Six Star City long ago.

It is not that Mordor is much stronger than the Six Star City, but a group with unified dispatch and will act in accordance with the same belief can cause much more destructive power than scattered monsters.

Compared with this collective power, even the Mad Dragon Virus has to stand aside first. It is estimated that only the Zerg World that Luke is facing can surpass Mordor in unified dispatch.

Luke certainly didn't have the energy to pay attention to everything that happened in the entire Doujie at the same time, but if he encountered it, he would naturally intervene. After all, the lips and teeth are cold, and the decline of any human force may lead to the accelerated destruction of the entire camp.

Although he could not provide personnel support for the time being, Luke did it as soon as possible in terms of information sharing. He marked out all the forces that might be involved in the Middle-earth as detailed as possible, and began to mobilize the intelligence network of the Seven Star Realms to confirm the surrounding environment.

Soon, the seven star cities marked out all the forces from the Middle-earth that Luke mentioned that could be united.

Rivendell, also known as Rivendell, a fragment of the Middle-earth controlled by the Lord of the Rings elves, is connected to the Molten Core of the Two-Star City controlled by the local dwarves.

The lush, quiet and beautiful forests and the Molten Core with a strong industrial atmosphere were directly and forcibly connected together, which was a very uncomfortable thing for both sides.

The attitude between the two sides was also in a very delicate state. The stereotype that the elves and dwarves did not get along seemed to continue across works.

Isengard, a neutral area controlled by the white wizard Saruman, is very close to the magic zone of the four-star city, the only one without a beacon tower, with only a monster zone in between.

Although Luke knew that Saruman had a problem, he was still unclear at what time he fell to the ground. The white wizard did not have a problem at the beginning. In addition, the four-star city did not install a beacon tower, so the information transmitted back was the least, so the specific situation could only be analyzed by their own people.

Gondor and Rohan are both human cities in the Lord of the Rings setting, adjacent to the one-star city Radiant Guards and the five-star city Technological Nest.

Among them, Rohan, known for its cavalry, has finalized an alliance with the Technological Nest. The Technological Nest provides Rohan with all-round logistical supplies that stunned the medieval people in the fantasy world, and Rohan also sent his cavalry to the battlefield to join the battle against the Tyrant Realm.

Yes, this group of cavalrymen were forced to change their muskets to new ones. While they were wearing armor and holding shields, the swords, spears, and halberds in their hands had been replaced with different types of hot weapons. This resulted in a particularly strong sense of stitching when the Rohan cavalry launched a charge, as if you were playing "Age of Empires" but stuffed a bunch of "Red Alert" OD into it.

The technology hive may not have anything else, but it definitely has enough firepower.

The desire for firepower in the bones of this group of Rohan people who have already passed the adaptation period has been completely mobilized, and their tactics have also begun to adjust in the direction of horse archers. It is the war horses under their crotches that bring powerful firearms. Loud noises take a while to get used to.

As for whether there are other humans, dwarves, elves or even Hobbit forces with important positions in this fragment of Middle Earth, Luke has no more information to obtain for the time being.

Perhaps they appeared in a dangerous area surrounded by enemies on many sides and have been destroyed and eaten by them at this moment. Or they may have appeared in the areas under the jurisdiction of the Red Alliance and the Blue Alliance and cannot be contacted for the time being.

There is no way. Compared with the entire fighting world, the living space occupied by human beings is still too narrow. Those who can see it can unite, but those who cannot see it have no choice.

In addition, there are many legendary creatures in Middle-earth. There are no observation records of these creatures for the time being. Perhaps they have been fiercely fighting monsters in other realms in places where the human camp cannot observe them.

Luke, who had designated these areas as key observation objects and was also counting the drops dropped by the zerg, suddenly received an urgent communication from the Third Eye.

"The Bulb Mastermind wants peace talks, what should we do?"

The three eyes at the location of the No. 2 hatchery reported to Luke Hui.