Survival as an ant with a simulation system

Chapter 1: Ant life 1

{Day 12: A raid force of 300 players was sent after you. Despite your strength, their combined efforts proved too much. You fought valiantly but fell in battle.}

{You have died.}

{Rewards: Massive Strength Increase, Advanced Combat Awareness, an Evolution Token, and a Unique Title: Devourer of Heroes}

Cin awoke once more, feeling the surge of evolution. He activated the Evolution Token without hesitation.

DING! Evolution Token Used!

Your evolution has been selected: Tyrant Ant Form!

Cin's body twisted and grew. His legs became more muscular, his spikes sharper, his mandibles capable of crushing steel. He was no longer just an oversized ant—he was a behemoth of destruction.

His new status:

Name: Cin
Size: 30 meters tall
Level: Null
Rank: Raid Boss-Level
Talents: Endless Stomach
Skills: Abyssal Carapace [++], Tyrant Mandibles [+], Enhanced Regeneration [++], Advanced Fire Resistance [++], Advanced Physical Resistance [+]
Combat Power: 100

3rd POV

The players gathered in the central plaza of the Novice Village, their weapons drawn, their expressions a mix of determination and unease. They had faced monsters before, but this was different. The system had labeled the creature attacking them as a Raid Boss.

"Is this a joke?" one of the archers, ShadowPiercer, muttered as he stared at the colossal form of Cin in the distance. "It's a freaking giant ant!"

The so-called "giant ant" loomed over them, its massive 30-meter form casting a shadow over the village. Its Abyssal Carapace gleamed like black steel, covered in razor-sharp spikes. Its mandibles, now evolved into Tyrant Mandibles, could crush steel like paper. And worst of all—it was intelligent.

The System Alert rang through the village:

World Event Alert! The Tyrant Ant, Cin has declared war on Novice Village #347! Defend your home or perish!

The players barely had time to react before Cin made his first move.

With an ear-splitting screech, he lunged forward at terrifying speed, trampling the outer defenses. Wooden barricades shattered as if made of twigs, sending splinters and debris flying in every direction. A group of level 10 warriors had been stationed near the entrance, but they barely had time to raise their shields before Cin swung a massive leg, sending half of them flying into nearby buildings.

"Holy—! HE ONE-SHOTTED THEM!" a player screamed in terror.

Crimson Emperor, the highest-leveled player in the village and the de facto leader, drew his sword and pointed it at the monster.

"DON'T PANIC! Stick to your roles! Tanks, hold formation! Ranged DPS, focus fire on its joints! Mages, start casting debuffs!"

Spells and arrows rained down upon Cin, but the damage was minimal. His Abyssal Carapace absorbed most of the hits, and those that did break through barely left a scratch.

"We're barely doing any damage!" a mage shouted.

"Then hit it harder!" Crimson Emperor roared.

Cin, analyzing their movements, made his next move. He slammed his mandibles into the ground, creating a shockwave that sent players tumbling. Then, using his Tyrant Mandibles, he lunged forward, grabbing a heavily armored tank between them.