The frenzied slaughter between the Pigmen and the God of Pigmen was even more brutal than the one-sided massacre just now.
Under the bewitchment of the sound, those Pigmen felt no fear and charged forward like ants, determined to bite off a piece of flesh even in death.
Yet, the humans stood inexplicably to the side, watching, an indescribably eerie feeling enveloping them.
It's strange, really. Lance could clearly control the Pigmen, so why didn't he initially command them to attack here directly?
Why go through such effort, taking great risks to control the smaller pigs first, and then the larger ones?
The reason is simple: Lance didn't want the Pigmen to die so easily.
Seducing them was straightforward, but it would immerse them in positive emotions.
Such a death would be a mercy to the Pigmen.
