Overlord: Rise of the Zerg

Visser didn't take the upcoming war very seriously for many reasons. The most important point was that there was almost no need to occupy this dwarf planet.

Almost all of the available resources enriched on its surface have become part of the Zerg. Of course, this is far from its limit. If there is enough time and Visser can make full use of it, it will not be a problem to expand the size of the Zerg fleet several times.

But it was clear that Visser no longer had the time to do this.

But even if the other party retakes the planet, it will be of little use. It is true that with their smelting technology, they can still get some resources from here, but compared to before, the cost will be doubled!

This means that Visser has achieved his goal.

At this moment, Visser could have led the fleet and left, leaving the ground forces behind to turn this place into a war quagmire again just like they did in the sixth planetary system.

But it did not choose to do so.

As the saying goes, there must be a monster when something goes wrong. Visser naturally has his own agenda when he does this.

The information from deep space observers was that the opponent's fleet size was at least 400,000. Visser did not see any problem with this number.

The other party did not know the existence of the Zerg Devourer. The Zerg Swarm had never shown this before.

If roughly calculated based on the opponent's previous production scale and capacity on this dwarf planet, plus the previous wave of fleets that came to support, the total is more than 600,000, which is probably the entire force of the opponent in the fourth planet system, and even Something beyond.

Of course, this number will be different. After all, the insect swarm's intelligence system within the galaxy is not perfect. Now we can only speculate that "it" should be within the fourth planet system, so Visser has been looking there. Doing is the other side's home base.

But in fact, including the No. 5 planetary system, almost all valuable massive celestial bodies in the entire galaxy today are in the hands of "it".

After more than eight years of development, Visser doesn't know exactly how many armed forces the other party has now and how they are distributed.

Around the planet, the opponent's defense force is quite sharp. Zerg detectors cannot get close, so there is no way to effectively confirm how many armed warships the opponent has. The only thing that can be confirmed is that there are mechanical creations everywhere on the surface of the planet. .

This means that the other party is already fully developing the entire planet, so its production speed will not be too slow.

The other party will definitely not send out its entire army just to wipe out the insect swarm on the dwarf planet, but in view of the lessons learned from the last time the entire army was wiped out, "it" will definitely pay more attention to the insect swarm entrenched here.

However, it was precisely due to the lack of intelligence that Visser made a wrong judgment on the current situation.

The observers scattered by the Zerg in the galaxy were wiped out on a large scale by the opponent, and Visser quickly lost the opponent's vision.

Against the dark background of the universe, the distant star is the brightest light source in the universe, but even so, at this distance, it is just a larger bright spot compared to other stars in the starry sky.

Hundreds of thousands of huge mechanical creations are running rampant in the universe. There is no east, west, north, west, or up and down. However, many battleships are arranged extremely neatly, showing a standard spherical array as a whole, with a diameter of nearly 100,000 kilometers, nearly Comparable to a gas giant planet!

Among them, there is a large battleship that is basically the same style as other battleships but is vaguely protected by all the stars of the battleships. It is located at the center of the sphere.

This formation can ensure that all other warships are within 50,000 kilometers of it. If there is an emergency, the information can be transmitted here and a response can be made within one-sixth of a second!

And it is the only intelligent existence in the entire mechanical civilization, Mira's shelter.

More than 80% of the entire spacecraft is related to its central processing system, such as computing units, storage units, cooling systems, etc., all serving it.

Mira exists in the virtual world, but relies on reality. Without the support of these hardware, it can't do anything. At least in today's galaxy, there are only Zerg and its two kinds of life. Once it is removed from the hardware Isolated, it has no place anymore.

Theoretically speaking, when it reaches this level, it is equivalent to death.

In all the previous wars, Mira had not shown up. Including the battle for Planet 6 and the previous battle on the dwarf planet, it can be said to be commanding remotely, hiding itself in unknown corners, even if it has an advantage, ensuring its own safety to the greatest extent. Safety.

But this time is different. In this huge fleet, it sits in the center and personally commands all units.

This means that in one month, Visser and the swarm he leads will face a command system that is almost identical to that of the zerg. There will no longer be a command ship, it will be the ultimate command body!

Visser doesn't know this yet. In fact, after the emergence of Devourer, the Zerg almost turned the dwarf planet into an incubation resource for the Zerg in a short period of time. This caused their number to skyrocket. Even if it is still not as good as the opponent's combat power that comes out on the surface, it won't be much different.

But this time, Visser had no intention of sticking here. The dwarf planet had basically lost its use value and was not worth the heavy price the swarm had to pay for it.

What Visser wants to do is more to fight the opponent here. While trying to eliminate the opponent as much as possible, he can also divert Mira's attention and help the wildly expanding insect swarm active in the asteroid belt on the other side. Buy time and an opportunity that may arise!

Yes, the Zerg units here on the dwarf planet are just a cover. They are tools used by Visser to attract Mira's attention and contain the opponent's incoming main fleet here.

Visser had already led the insect swarm to thoroughly clean up the mechanical intelligence system near the dwarf planet when he was collecting resources left over from the war. Therefore, the two sides were currently in almost the same intelligence situation.

The insect swarm has no information about the opponent's specific combat strength, and even the numbers found are not completely accurate. They only know that they are coming, and all the detectors along the way have been wiped out, and there is only a little information found at the beginning.

However, Visser is not afraid. If it knew that Mira was in the fleet, it would probably feel an unexpected surprise.

Without the obsession with this dwarf planet, the insect swarm can evacuate at any time even if it is in trouble. At most, it will only sacrifice some units to stop the rear.

It would be great if Mira could be dragged here too.

Of course, this was the brainworm Visor's idea. At this time, it didn't even know that Mira was personally dispatched, let alone guess what it meant for it, which had always been hiding behind, to suddenly take such action.

The defeats in the first two wars made Mira deeply feel that the Zerg was unusual. Therefore, in the subsequent wars, it conducted a large number of observations and data collection on the Zerg, and for this reason did not hesitate to give up on the battlefield. Many advantages came at the cost of many battleships and mechanical warriors being destroyed by the swarm.

Of course it is worth it. Speaking of which, these losses are just the most common elements in the universe. Even if there are a small amount of rare elements, with the entire galaxy behind us, no matter how precious the element is, it will not be really extreme as long as it exists. rare.