Overlord: Rise of the Zerg

What exactly that thing is is a question that Zero and others have been exploring. Unfortunately, due to an accident that year, nothing was left except the birth of the Zerg.

Zero knew in his heart that this should be the fundamental reason for the birth of the Zerg, a race that was special enough from all aspects. This reason should not be his own existence. After all, what he led back then was just a group of ants.

Maybe the termites swallowed that stone back then, and now they will evolve into the worms. Cerebrates will also be born. Of course, they may experience many unnecessary setbacks and troubles, but Zero never feels that what he brings to the swarm is Only positive feedback.

Time has passed, and it is meaningless to deduce what happened back then, but now when it appears in the Zerg's field of vision in this way, Zero cannot ignore it at all.

Perhaps the rise of Korva is due to its existence, and it may even be Zero's only chance to figure out the reason for the emergence of the Zerg. In any case, its meaning to the Zerg is extremely special.

get it!

This is undoubtedly the first reaction that appears in Zero's mind, and he will not deliberately suppress this idea.

What is certain is that this "stone" has an absolutely special meaning even within Colva. Once the Korva Empire finally chooses the same path as the Veggie Empire under the pressure of the Zerg, then the Zerg is actually very likely to achieve nothing.

Therefore, at least at this stage, Zero cannot force them too much. Otherwise, given the size of the universe, once the opponent starts a random jump, it will be impossible for the Zerg to find this thing again.

To be on the safe side, continuing the previous strategy and continuously strengthening the penetration of Colva while maintaining pressure on the front line is the safest plan.

As for the huge insect swarm that was mobilized before, since they cannot launch a decisive battle in a hurry, they should have a place to go. In this super galaxy cluster divided and occupied by the three major civilizations, the only macro-target left is the Hero Federation. If they don't take action, the swarm will have no more targets.

As a result, the insect swarm that had just concentrated its resources to complete a large-scale jump began to adjust its direction again, moving the enemy that was supposed to attack last one position forward.

But at this time, no one expected that after zero readjusted the plan, it still failed to be fully implemented.

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In fact, Mira has found a way to break the situation. It has improved its own way of attacking troops. The original production line assembly was eliminated without mercy on the front line. Instead, it was replaced by one that was just put into use recently. It was obviously borrowed from the "nearby breeding method" of the Zerg!

To put it simply, Mira no longer pursues excellence in quality. During this stalemate stage, it begins to make the most of all the resources at hand, including those low-quality resources that are difficult to mine on the planet, which have become its way to strengthen its own strategy. The nourishment of strength.

And this is almost a revolutionary progress! The pressure on the Hiero Federation's defensive line has increased visibly. Although these newly built mechanical battleships are "defective" to Mira and are undisputed strategic garbage, they also retain considerable attack capabilities. The most important thing is that they perfectly satisfy Mira's needs. Today's needs.

Cheap, fast, and threatening!

Under this kind of "shoddy construction", it only takes a few dozen Oridays for Mira to complete a wild development of a rocky planet from the crust to the core, thereby obtaining tens of billions of "junk battleship".

Although they are said to be junk warships, their role on the battlefield is not "junk" at all. The increasing losses of the Hero Federation and the retreating front are proof!

Mira seems to have found the right use of her violent troops, but this is not enough. The space defense technology of the Hero Federation makes the space jump that has been conquered become a decoration within a certain range. Once it enters the opponent's defense range, , whether it is the insect swarm or Mira's mechanical battleship, the maneuverability will drop by more than two levels!

This is undoubtedly fatal, and it is also the greatest confidence that the Hero Federation can sustain until now. Although it is very difficult on the battlefield, they have enough time. After all, its strategic depth is beyond anything the Zerg have encountered in the past. No race can compare!

With the Hero Federation's "jewels ahead", the Korva Empire, which also resisted the invasion of the insect swarm, naturally had no reason to abandon it. Under this special defense, they struggled to resist the joint attack of the insect swarm and Mira, and passed the time. Move back little by little.

Zero actually doesn't care much about the passage of time. Time will not be on the side of the enemy. This is a fact that Zero has determined a long time ago. As time goes by, the Zerg will only become more powerful and far exceed theirs. enemy.

But you can never underestimate an intelligent race, especially an intelligent race that has almost reached a desperate situation. This is also the truth that Zero has always pursued.

Facing the biological invasion of the Zerg, the Korva Empire just gave up and reacted quite well, but the Hero Federation once again gave Zero a surprise.

To be honest, the Zerg are no strangers to micro-level warfare. They are even using this method to infiltrate the Korva Empire now, but this is the first time they have suffered such a large-scale micro-invasion.

The Zerg warships suffered microscopic mechanical attacks from unknown directions. To be precise, they are probably called nanobots by intelligent races. After they invaded the Zerg's body, they used the substances in the Zerg's body as nutrients to expand and reproduce crazily. In their bodies and The Zerg's own "immune system" has launched a continuous war!

This was an invisible war, but at the beginning, the swarm did suffer a lot.

Zero never denied his failures, nor did he bother to whitewash the fact of defeat, but there was never a single failure that truly devastated the Zerg.

Those micro-level invasions paralyzed tens of billions of large Zerg units on the spot, and they were completed in a very short period of time.

Then the enemy launched the largest counterattack in history without any surprise, which directly caused more Zerg units to be buried under the stars!

Those are hundreds of billions of large Zerg units, and their combined mass exceeds that of a star! On the current long front of 73,000 light-years between the Zerg and the Hero Federation, they were slaughtered by each other without even being able to make an effective counterattack.

This battle once made the Zerg's pressure on the Hero Federation disappear on the front line, and even the Zerg swarms coming to support from the rear became quite defensive.

At the same time, it also allowed the entire Hero Federation to sweep away the haze since the war began. This is undoubtedly a great victory and worthy of celebration by the entire civilization!

There is nothing difficult for Zero to accept failure. Even if it is such a huge loss, the Zerg can withstand it. To put it bluntly, this is not a big deal for the entire Zerg.

But the opponent's attack method still made Zero wary. It is true that the Zerg species have also made great achievements at the microscopic level, but the vulnerability of microscopic insect species in the face of these nanomachines cannot be ignored.

The insect swarm at the micro level is far inferior to its opponent in terms of cooperation and "individual strength". The self-defense and attack of the insect "immune system" generally rely on unparalleled numbers and " Acting on the instinct to exclude dissidents, this is the root cause of this failure!