Overlord: Rise of the Zerg

When all the cerebrates were released, what they wanted to do was let them each lead the swarm to develop independently in order to realize different future possibilities for the zerg race. At the same time, if they encountered a civilization like the Velvets and needed to contact them, they would also You don't have to wait for new cerebrates to be born or start again from the base camp, thus improving efficiency.

But I didn't expect that this time in Lyman, Gore died without any explanation. Along with him, there were countless swarms of insects.

The universe is a precise structure. Although it is vast and huge, with countless stars, even so, the disappearance of one of them will inevitably cause some subtle changes. However, in order for such changes to be clearly reflected, it requires Thousands of years.

But the situation is actually not that bad. At least not all the swarms that dispersed before died. It doesn't take long for them from the neighboring star system to re-establish an observation system for the place where the incident occurred.

Zero really wanted to know what role Zhuna, the energy life that the Zerg had tried so hard to find before, played in this matter. It must be closely related to this incident, but what the Zerg could currently do about it All he can do is wait.

This matter seems to be beyond the scope of the Zerg's intervention. With such power, no matter what it is, there is no room for the Zerg to intervene.

Just in case, Zero withdrew all the Zerg units that were currently stabilizing the wormhole and allowed the sub-dimensional passage to be re-closed.

This was something beyond expectation. Even the Velvets were secretly dismantled by Todd on the pretext of malfunction or safety hazard. If such a phenomenon occurred in the galaxy of origin, the Zerg would likely suffer heavy losses as a result.

Zero does not plan to open the wormhole easily again before he understands the whole story. He will also suspend exploration activities after Ruel appears again.

The water in this universe is very deep, and it cannot be controlled by a brain worm. Zero does not want to have another "seed" inexplicably appear in the Zerg base at any time, and the brain worm will "die". Whether you can avoid it or try to avoid it, these intelligent insect species are the precious assets of the Zerg race. Zero has always been very humane to them, and they will never be abandoned casually like ordinary insect swarms.

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Zerg In 1496, in the Lyman galaxy, the Zerg swarms from the surrounding galaxies arrived at the area where the accident occurred. Here, they detected extremely strong energy fluctuations!

Before Gore attempted to evacuate, Zero was certain that such a phenomenon did not occur, but now in the Zerg observers' vision of energy life, "brilliant" high-energy radiation is escaping in all directions like an oncoming water curtain. scattered.

If the insect swarm had not strengthened the biological armor on the body because of the energy life "Zhu Na", these radiations would have been fatal!

Some energy life must have died here!

Zero was convinced. This familiar high-energy fluctuation is too conspicuous. When the insect swarm resisted the invasion of "Zhu Na", this phenomenon was not uncommon.

But compared with what the insect swarm had observed before, both in terms of intensity and scope, it was far inferior to this time.

Thinking of the sudden departure of energy life at that time, if it was not an accident, then you can already guess what happened here.

No matter what the "thing" was that came out of the wormhole, there must have been numerous energy beings that arrived here at an incredible speed. They went through something unknown and finally died here.

It only took two years for the incident to occur. On a cosmic scale, this amount of time can only be regarded as an instant. However, they came from an unknown place and arrived earlier than the insect swarms from neighboring galaxies. , and judging from the degree of energy radiation, it must have been quite a while since they died, at least more than three months!

This kind of aerospace speed, which is like traveling through space, makes the super-light engine that the Zerg obtained from the Velvets become like a child's toy.

At this moment, Zero had an idea. Perhaps all the time before, the swarm's understanding of "Zhu Na" was quite one-sided. They are far more powerful than imagined!

As for now, seeing that the motion coordinates that originally existed for an entire star system are now deserted, Ling is a little disappointed. He eagerly wanted to know what happened after here, but it was clear that a certain phenomenon that almost annihilated the entire galaxy no longer existed.

He tried to open the wormhole again, but just like decades ago, it became unresponsive. If there was a door here before, now there is only one wall.

--It's sealed!

Two years have been enough for Gore to hatch again and grow into an adult, but this time Zero has no intention of sending it directly to the Lyman System. It will push the zerg swarm to fully occupy the entire river system, just like Dagoth and Visser in the galaxy of origin.

As for the dangerous Lyman, Zero plans to use the entire place as an experimental area. Since he failed to observe what happened next this time, he will create a suitable environment. Wormhole access is very important for today's Zerg. It allows The scattered insect swarms were able to connect into a whole,

Since the Velvet Man was discovered so many years ago, the main scientific research direction of the insect swarm has been directly related to it, and so much effort has been made. Even in terms of sunk costs, Zero will not give up easily because of this accident.

There is exactly one ready-made target. Two years ago, the swarm originally planned to conduct a long-term observation of an energy life to enhance its understanding of it, but then it disappeared without a trace. It seems that it must have participated in the event that the zerg had never seen. Among the events he witnessed, it is unknown whether he may have died in the galaxy that has disappeared.

But the energy veins it left behind are still there, and the swarm can use it as an experimental base to try to figure out what happened in the main base of the zerg in the Lyman galaxy.

After all, building and maintaining new wormholes is a bit more troublesome but not difficult. As for the consequences of doing so, as long as something can be gained, it doesn't matter to Zero that the entire Lyman Galaxy is destroyed.

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In the year 1500 of the Zerg race, Zero did not wait for the wormhole to mutate again in the Lyman galaxy, but instead waited for three "Zhu Na" one after another.

After realizing that energy life had arrived first, Zero decisively asked the insect swarm to withdraw from here, abandoning the entire galaxy and allowing it to occupy it. Although fishing is not a success, it is still important to find out what Zhuna is doing.

Not surprisingly, the bugs that maintained the existence of the wormhole died soon. Zhuna seemed to have a natural dislike and rejection of the creatures entrenched in the star system with mineral vein channels. If it had occupied this place before it appeared, it would It attacked unceremoniously, but came after it. Even if it caused fatal damage to it, it didn't seem to care.

This is very strange. If it is really a kind of life, it almost goes against biological instinct! When faced with the threat of death, escape is definitely the first priority.

If we want to make all this logical and speculate with the most intuitive thinking, it is that it is guarding something important here, so that no creature is allowed to get there first, and once it has been mastered, it cannot leave easily or it requires sacrifice to leave. A big price to pay.