In the Zerg Mother Queen’s estimation, as long as it reduced its size, how could Chu Yang, wielding a sword over four hundred meters long, possibly deal with it? To the Mother Queen, this was a golden opportunity. By using a nimble form to face Chu Yang’s strikes, it would be impossible for him to land a single hit in the short term.
On the other hand, the Mother Queen only needed to land one blow on Chu Yang to succeed. No matter what, Chu Yang’s physical form was still that of an ordinary human. No matter how powerful he was, he would at least risk being severely wounded if struck by the Mother Queen’s blade. And once Chu Yang was injured, the Mother Queen could capitalize on the situation, step by step expanding its advantage until it dealt the final, fatal blow.
However, the Zerg Mother Queen clearly underestimated Chu Yang’s foresight—or rather, it underestimated Chu Yang himself.
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