Chapter 3186

"Spider silk?"

"Are you sure? Is spider silk this sticky?"

"It is spider silk! The warhorses are all covered in it too."

The cavalrymen noticed that the warhorses were also shaking their heads slightly, and fine spider silk was hanging from the horses' long eyelashes.

The spider silk was very sticky; no matter how the warhorses blinked, the silk wouldn't fall off at all, and it even stuck the horses' eyes together.

Once stuck, it was very hard to open them.

The warhorses' long ears were also covered in spider silk, looking like they were stained with cotton wool, and it kept getting longer and gathering more and more.

It wasn't just the warhorses; the entire area ahead had become gray and hazy.

It looked just like it was snowing.

The cavalrymen had already launched their charge, and various skills had been applied; they wouldn't stop unless there was a special situation.

But the spider silk in front was becoming increasingly dense.

It wasn't just the warhorses; the cavalrymen were severely affected.

Besides their eyes, their nostrils were also stuck; as they breathed, the spider silk was even inhaled into their nasal cavities, causing the entire nasal cavity to stick together, making breathing difficult.

"Damn it! What exactly is going on?"

The well-trained legendary heavy cavalryman finally couldn't help but look up.

Looking up was a mistake; he almost fell off his horse.

"Look at the sky!!!"

With a cry of alarm, all the cavalrymen couldn't help but look up, and the momentum of the charge was immediately affected, slowing down significantly.

In the sky... it was full of women.

Densely packed, they were all over the sky above.

There were more than two thousand of them.

All of them were women wearing high heels and silk stockings.

This perspective was not bad; logically, one could see the beautiful scenery inside the short skirts.

Unfortunately, the silk stockings and panties blocked it, and nothing could be seen.

But the point wasn't that; it was why they could fly in the sky?

And why were their orientations different?

Some were standing upright facing forward, while others were lying in the sky, facing the ground?

Some were even upside down in the sky, as if hanging there.

What kind of bizarre scene was this?

Those women were scattered all over the sky, their postures and positions inconsistent.

But what they had in common was that they were all spraying silk.

Their hands sprayed large amounts of red silk, their mouths sprayed transparent white silk, and their navels sprayed massive amounts of pale yellow silk.

The silk threads were sprayed out in clusters, expanding immediately after leaving their bodies.

One cluster of silk could expand into tens of thousands of long, fine threads; the threads were not connected at all, and it even seemed like they were being deliberately separated.

Could it be that these spider silks were being controlled?

Can they control so many?

The silk threads in the hands of over two thousand women crossed and intersected, weaving back and forth, actually weaving a huge silk web over the entire cavalry!

Silk web after silk web kept drifting down, covering them over and over again.

Some covered the group of female spearmen, while others fell over the charging cavalry.

By the time the cavalrymen noticed, they didn't know how many silk webs had already fallen.

At this moment, warhorses suddenly began to neigh.

"Hey? What's going on, the warhorses are a bit strange!"

"It seems like something is attacking the horses' bellies from below!"

"There's nothing below."

"Then what's going on?"

"I don't know, let's finish this attack first, we'll be there soon, keep charging!"

"Understood!"

Now they couldn't stop.

They just had to finish this charge first and spear those female spearmen in front to death.

Otherwise, this attack would be wasted.

But a shadow had been cast over the hearts of these high-tier cavalrymen.

These were well-trained warhorses, and they were all improved, superior breeds; they wouldn't neigh during a charge unless there was a situation.