Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
There are actually two possibilities for a pair of 'Kings' within a single species.
The first is that the kings do not meet, much like how there are many wolf kings, but each only leads its own pack.
The second is that they are mates.
The third is that they are mother and child.
Ming Chu initially thought it was a case of kings not meeting, but now it seems these two kings were likely mates or mother and child.
Ming Chu didn't need to dwell on the specifics; she only needed to know one fact: the destination of the second Geocentric Pterosaur King was most likely here.
So, what was there to think about?
Naturally—it was time to set a trap!
Before the ground fissures began, someone had actually suggested digging a pit for explosives so the Geocentric Pterosaur King would be blown up the moment it crawled out.
Because they didn't know the defense capabilities of the Geocentric Pterosaur King, nor where the fissures would specifically occur, and a series of other reasons, this proposal didn't go through.
Although the plan wasn't executed beforehand, the supplies were all kept ready.
Better safe than sorry, right?
Look, now it was just perfect.
Because they estimated the other Geocentric Pterosaur King was a close relative—a mate or a mother-child pair—of the one already dead, those bombs were all placed near the carcass of the fallen Geocentric Pterosaur. They were remote-controlled explosives, and once detonated, the blast radius would cover about 500 meters in diameter.
They set the bombs with the fastest speed possible and then began to retreat.