Perbov felt a chill in his heart.
He understood all too well what would happen if these monsters actually broke through the fire blockade and reached their faces.
The Pus Spewers, previously thought to be very dangerous among the enemy, were actually nothing at all. The most terrifying were those ordinary Pus monsters.
It was mainly their numbers; there were simply too many of them.
Once engaged in close combat, the soldiers, even though they were equipped with bayonets, naturally couldn't fire their weapons at close quarters. And when more and more, almost endless, monsters rushed in, how could his men possibly outfight the enemy with just their bayonets?
Even if a soldier could kill three or five Pus monsters in close combat, it would be useless. The enemy would use their overwhelming numbers to completely drown them.
In fact, signs of this were already showing.
