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... ant monsters. They were all things that could be human life. The team of more than 100 people lost more than half of the team, leaving only a few dozen panicked evolutionists. These evolvers are either lucky, let others escape in front of them, or stay away, ice crystal The rebound distance is not far away. Although the coverage is large, it will be exhausted when it reaches tens of meters. When Zhang Xiaoqiang suddenly struggles out from the joyful mood, his eyes look at the group of face-like ...

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