Kill! Kill! Kill!

Of course, India's civilization observers are not arrogant enough to be at odds with the whole world.

Although he repeatedly declares war on all species observed by civilization observers, his mind is not completely broken.

While a thousand or so crocodiles are certainly formidable, they are not strong enough to handle tens of thousands of animals at the same time.

If a fight really breaks out, they'll spit at each other... even a single bite from an animal could kill his crocodile.

But let's not forget that the species observed by these civilization observers are scattered throughout the entire Pangaea continent.

They are unlikely to unite in the short term.

Even observers of civilizations in other countries may not know that he has declared war on them.

Even if they wanted to unite, it would take them months or even years to meet.

By the time they unite, his crocodiles will have been defeated one by one!

This is the information gap!

After observation, it was found that the most common species observed by the civilization observers in the area around him, apart from the useless Water Dragon Beast, were Kim Jong-tae's Canine Jaw Beast, as well as pseudo-crocodilian species observed by the two small countries.

The pseudocrocodilian species of this era were still very powerful.

Various giant crocodiles roamed freely, truly the top predators of that era.

If it weren't for version nerfs and natural disasters that led to the mass extinction of reptiles such as pseudocrocodilians at the end of the Triassic period, the dinosaur family might never have appeared on the stage of history.

In the game Blue Star Online, the developers, in order to emphasize version balance, accelerated the evolution of dinosaurs, causing dinosaurs that did not belong to this era to appear.

Otherwise, the dinosaurs would have been utterly defeated by the pseudocrocodilians, the strongest reptiles.

The pseudocrocodilian observation species associated with these two small-country civilizations are not weak either.

They live quite comfortably on their own little plot of land.

Unfortunately, the crocodile observed by the Indian civilization happens to be the most powerful of these pseudocrocodilian species.

No, your great-grandfather, the crocodile, is actually a macrosaurid, a level above pseudocrocodilians.

Therefore, it is only natural that other observed species cannot defeat it.

On that very day, the crocodile army launched a massive attack, targeting the canine jawed beast and the two pseudocrocodilian species under observation.

The crocodiles split into three groups: the first group headed towards the territory of the canine jaw beast, the second group headed towards the territory of the new bus crocodile, and the third group headed towards the territory of the Halazhai crocodile.

The first to suffer was the new Bus Crocodile (this one is completely useless, I couldn't find a picture of it).

They were sunbathing by the river, completely unaware of the danger approaching.

The crocodiles emerged from behind the bushes, forming mobile fortresses that silently surrounded the New Bass crocodile's territory.

The new bus crocodiles spotted the lure crocodiles and immediately adopted a defensive posture.

They braced themselves on their hind legs, leaned forward, opened their mouths wide, and hissed warning sounds.

But the crocodiles completely ignored them.

A crocodile charged straight at the new bus alligator. The new bus alligator opened its mouth to bite back, but the crocodile's mouth was much larger and it snapped its neck in one bite. With a crack, the new bus alligator's cervical vertebrae broke.

Another crocodile attacked from the side, biting the hind leg of a new Bass crocodile. Then, it suddenly swung its head, sending the new Bass crocodile flying several meters. The crocodile crashed to the ground, its leg broken, and it rolled around in pain.

The crocodile slowly walked over, bit its head, and ended its suffering.

Several crocodiles also dived into the water and launched their attack from underwater.

The new Bass crocodiles were drinking water at the water's edge when a crocodile suddenly leaped out from underwater, grabbed their heads, and dragged them directly into the water.

The neo-basilosaurs struggled in the water for a few moments before becoming still, leaving the surface of the water a blood-red stain. The neo-basilosaurs also attempted to fight back.

A dozen or so new Bass crocodiles surrounded a crocodile and launched an attack from all sides at the same time, some biting its head, some its legs, and some its tail.

But when their teeth bite into the crocodile's scales, it's like biting into a stone, leaving only white marks without even breaking the skin.

The crocodile impatiently flicked its tail, sending several new Bass crocodiles flying. They landed on the ground and couldn't get up for a long time.

The observers of the new Basque, who witnessed this scene in the room, turned green with shock.

The situation for the Halazhai crocodile is not much better.

Their scales are thicker and their bodies are larger, but they are still no match for the crocodiles.

A crocodile bit into the back of a Halazhai crocodile.

The scales of the Halazhai crocodile were being chewed and crunched, like a piece of iron being clamped by pliers.

The Harazhai crocodile rolled on the ground in pain, trying to shake the crocodile off.

However, the weight of the crocodile was too great, and the Halazhai crocodile simply couldn't flip it over.

The crocodile's teeth pierced the scales of the Harazhai crocodile bit by bit.

The Halazhai crocodile let out a scream, and then fell silent.

Another crocodile will face off head-on.

The Halazhai crocodile opened its mouth wide, attempting to scare the crocodile away.

But the crocodile wasn't having any of it.

It opened its mouth and bit down on the upper jaw of the Harazhai crocodile.

The lower jaw of the Halazhai crocodile hangs in mid-air, unable to bite or escape.

With a sudden jerk of its head, the crocodile's mouth was torn open.

Needless to say, the canine jawed beast is another example.

Kim Jong-tae's canine jaw beasts have already been lured and killed by crocodiles in the hundreds.

The herd of canines was scattered; some ran north, some south, some east, and some west.

The crocodiles chased after them, killing each one they caught.

The number of canine jaw beasts is decreasing every day, and Kim Jung-tae's face is getting darker every day.

In just a few months, more than half of the three observed species were killed or injured by the crocodile army.

The observers from the three countries looked utterly ashen-faced.

They tried to contact civilization observers in India, some pleading, some flattering.

It was Kim Jong-tae who suggested becoming a lackey.

It just so happens that the species he was observing was the canine jawed beast, and being a lackey is a matter of specialization.

But the civilization observers in India don't know what's gotten into them.

They turned a deaf ear to the flattery of these observers of civilization.

They just kept yelling "Kill! Kill! Kill!"

His voice was hoarse, like a wild beast trapped in a cage.

Upon seeing this, viewers from various countries prayed that the planners would quickly give this guy a few cups of Ganges water.

He's going to go crazy if this continues.

His mental state was clearly off.

His eyes were bloodshot, his lips were chapped, and his hair was a mess.

However, the plan never received a response.

The Ganges River hasn't come; apologies are useless, and pleas are useless.

The observers of civilization in India have completely lost their minds.

Meanwhile, the civilization observers from India were wreaking havoc.

That original crocodile population that fled no longer knows where they've drifted to.

They drifted downstream with the current.

It drifted through forests, across grasslands, and over hills.

The river is getting wider and wider, the banks are getting lower and lower, and there are more and more fish in the water.

They have completely left their familiar home and entered a completely unfamiliar land.