Overlord: Rise of the Zerg

Micro blasting units are refined using magic ore "crumbs" collected from the space of alien beasts. They have natural resistance to magic energy, not to mention that they have completed the Zerg transformation. If you want to Relying on simple magic waves to detonate them on a large scale is somewhat contemptuous of the Zerg.

The insect swarm is not a beast. Seriously speaking, the precise structure in their bodies is not much worse than the opponent's mechanical battleship, or even exceeds it.

To use one's own body to guide higher energy, one also needs to maintain biological activity, so the complexity can be imagined.

Sure enough, this seemingly powerful round of violent magic fluctuations that swept almost the entire space did not cause much damage to these micro-units. On the contrary, the large insect species nearby were somewhat affected.

Then, there were seemingly endless explosions!

After the miniature insect species reaches the target point, if there are companions nearby, it will preferentially move closer until it reaches a relatively fixed size, and at the same time it has accumulated a relatively sufficient amount of high-energy matter.

As a result, violent explosions followed and continued to be released as the Zerg continued to be released.

The surfaces of those mechanical creations possess some kind of magical defense, and under the attack of the Zerg, ripples gradually appeared with the naked eye.

Magic energy is surging, and even the space is shaking.

This extremely difficult-to-defend attack had its intended effect at this moment, and the Zerg's subsequent micro-attacks continued. If the support from the Alien Beast Space was sufficient, this would never end.

Therefore, there are only two possibilities before the enemy, either allowing the insect swarm to break through the defense, or finding a way to suppress the attack of micro units.

Large units play more of a defensive and cover role in this obstacle-breaking war, but if the enemy ignores them because of the attack of micro units, the damage these battleships can cause will definitely make them regret it. .

The other party obviously knew this, so with the help of the defense system, they never stopped suppressing the Zerg fleet. It's just that it's inevitable to lose sight of the other. The micro-units on the other side of the Zerg are getting results. If the opponent doesn't have more means, the final outcome will not change.

As batches of Zerg micro-units counted in the tens of millions were released one after another, the opponent gradually began to panic, because they were unable to fully deal with these numerous threats, and could only perform partial defense at best. Some units have already touched this defensive "iron wall" entity and launched explosive attacks, but they dare not let the large Zerg units move freely.

The other party did not seem to have a practical and useful plan, nor did they reach a unified consensus in such a short period of time. It gave Zero the feeling that after the micro-units launched a counterattack, their command system gradually became chaotic.

Naturally, the Zerg swarm would not miss this opportunity. Even if the opponent still maintained some suppression of the Zerg main fleet, a large number of Zerg warships also started to counterattack against the opponent's attack.

Their goal is of course not to cause direct damage, but to amplify the opponent's chaos as much as possible and increase the possibility of implementing micro-unit trauma plans.

The wanton collision of the insect swarms undoubtedly increased the chaos on the battlefield, and just a few hours later, the opponent finally made a correct but not so correct decision under pressure.

They decided to prioritize the large Zerg units!

This is certainly true, as large units are much more of a threat than micro units simply in terms of destructive power.

But at this juncture, no matter which one is dealt with first, it means that the perfect defense system in front of us will have fatal loopholes.

The reason why this decision is correct is because the opponent cannot handle the indiscriminate bombardment of micro units, and the only thing they can do is to stop the Zerg main fleet with all their strength.

But this is undoubtedly to hand over this "iron wall" that could have caused huge trouble to the Zerg to attack by the Zerg.

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In Zerg 4939, after several months of entanglement and strategic changes, the Zerg successfully opened the road to the vast universe at the cost of large casualties to large units.

Seeing the strong magic fluctuations in front of me, the gorgeous and mysterious system became dim under the indiscriminate bombardment of the Zerg. In the end, it could no longer exert its original power, allowing the Zerg swarm to break out of the wall smoothly. Zero let out a sigh of relief.

It really surprised him that the other party could achieve this level. This meant that they had extremely high attainments in both engineering construction and advanced magic technology, and all of them were high-level without exception. Things that only intelligent races can accomplish.

Because of this, Zero's expectations for the enemy are stronger.

At present, the Zerg actually has a large amount of magic reserves, especially the large amount of magic minerals obtained in the alien beast space. Regardless of whether it is related to the magic cycle problem on those planets, the Zerg has already started mining activities.

From this perspective, the Zerg are no different from the alien beasts that previously occupied this place. For the native creatures on these planets, they are just transferred from the hands of one kind of demon to the hands of another.

The only difference is that the Zerg scientific research team has little interest in the existence of these native life forms. Those creatures have been recorded by them. Apart from some general magic flow systems, there is nothing special.

Therefore, as long as it does not hinder the Zerg's mining operations, Zero will not waste time and effort on "killing" activities. For them, it is barely good news.

Such a huge magic reserve must find a place for them. After monitoring the enemy's advanced but systematically different technology from the Zerg, Zero believed that the research on the Zerg's magic unit might be able to learn from the technology of this magical civilization.

Of course, all this requires obtaining the other party's research information first. But so far, although the two sides have experienced crazy exchanges of fire and attack and defense, which finally came to an end with the Zerg breaking through the enemy's defense, from the beginning to the end, including the offensive and defensive battle in the real universe, Zero has not detected any obvious enemy. Information unit, and the opponent's individuals were captured in the real universe back then, but it turns out that for magical creatures, the brainworm's method seems to be impossible.

Therefore, how to obtain the other party's technology system relatively completely still requires some planning. The best result is undoubtedly to obtain the other party's civilization center and solve the problem once and for all.

It's just that this requires too much intelligence support. The Zerg now have limited understanding of the enemy, let alone access to the enemy's information hub.

Even if it can be captured successfully, whether it can be used immediately is still a huge problem. Generally speaking, intelligent life forms have a strong sense of confidentiality regarding their own high-end technologies. Compared with Miralai, the Zerg decryption technology cannot be said to be useless after losing the support of the special abilities of the brain worms. It can be said to be unremarkable, but the other party's encryption method must be related to magic, which is exactly what the Zerg want to obtain.

This will form a paradox similar to "You can't open the door without a key, but you only have the key when you open the door."

Of course, it's still a little too early to think about this now. As soon as the Zerg broke through the defensive circle, they encountered the enemy's blocking fleet as expected.