There are Zerg in many science fiction works, and the image of the Zerg is often an evil race that devours everything, they are numerous, relying on all kinds of strange ways to roam the universe, and once they land, they will quickly carry out a large number of births, and convert all resources into food for their own fertility and reproduction.

And the Zerg problem is also a problem that all science fiction works can never solve, no matter how advanced the technology is and how developed the civilization is, there is only despair when encountering the Zerg.

The Zerg always spread the most primitive malice in the universe in a simple and crude way, devouring everything with an irresistible attitude.

Zerg is also often set up as a hive mentality, that is, a worm king controls a group of small bugs, and this group of small bugs will have a different division of labor. Generally, the insect king is a female, mainly responsible for reproduction, and has a certain amount of wisdom. And the little bugs are responsible for collecting resources and protecting the queen's fertility.

This simple and straightforward thing can bring the most terrible fears.

At this time, Duran was in the laboratory transforming the Trisolarans, putting shells on their bodies, attaching wings, and strengthening their teeth and claws.

The most terrifying thing about the Zerg is the quantity, the number that people can't kill and fight. Absolute numerical superiority is really the only means of warfare with the tactics of the sea of worms.

"But it seems too boring to have a baby. Duran thought to himself that since the Zerg of this universe was created by him, of course he wanted to make the Zerg a little stronger, for example, in the process of devouring, he could transform the enemy's DNA, and he could evolve a more powerful Zerg through DNA collection.

Looking around the universe, this universe is still biased towards science and technology, and there are no very powerful individual lifeforms. There are intelligent wisdom and united civilizations, and large machines that countless individuals have worked hard to build.

There are no Ultraman, Saiyans, Kryptonians, Thanos......

However, absorbing DNA is definitely beneficial, and a zerg that can keep evolving is scary enough.

Just when Duran's side was going smoothly, there was a problem on the side of the Three-Body Problem, and it turned out that Duran's followers were discovered. The Trisolarans have always been transparent in their thoughts, and for the first time they discovered that they could shield this transparency through meditation. For the first time, they also discovered that humans were really like viruses, affecting the Trisolaran 4.22 light years away.

Caught was one of Tomoko's controllers, who was suspected of transmitting a large amount of data. When interrogated, he showed occlusion to the brain, which shocked the entire Trisolaran-Ran society.

In the end, the Three-Body Man had to interrogate the controller in the most primitive way, that is, torture, and only then did he see his mind again, only to find that this Zhizi controller was completely affected in the process of monitoring Duran.

What's even more terrifying is that the operator also betrayed the Trisolaran and passed on a lot of important information to Duran, which was the first traitor case in the Trisolaran.

Occlumency, which caused a lot of panic, and no one knew if there were any users of this technique around them. In the eyes of the Trisolaran, Occlumency, as shameful and immoral as the fruit body in the human world.

The Occlumencine meditation technique was soon classified as an illegal technique, and no three-body person was allowed to practice.

At the same time, the Trisolarans also discovered Duran's experiments and watched him transform the Trisolaran's clones. They have already seen Duran's transformation of humans, and now he has transformed the Trisolarans more thoroughly, directly reducing the civilization level of the Trisolarans and turning them into insects.

What's even more terrifying is Duran's research on the brainwaves of the Trisolaran that gives him the ability to control the thinking of the Trisolar. Now the Trisolarans are just a group of dolls in front of Duran, and Duran can do whatever he wants.

Duran is too dangerous to stay.

So the Trisolarans launched a human traitor, exposed Duran's location, and hoped to use human hands to kill Duran.

Countless bounty hunters have heard the news, and Duran's bounty is very tempting.

Of course, the Trisolarans were not idle, they strengthened their control over Zhizi, and no more Trisolarans were allowed to use Zhizi to contact Duran.

Duran's followers are in trouble, their existence has been exposed, and now everyone is looking for them. Contact with Duran was cut off again, and they really didn't know what to do.

The behavior of these believers became more and more bizarre, more and more unsociable, and gradually they felt that they were the right ones, but that the rest of their fellow citizens were crazy.

Duran's theory of madness does not create a madman, but a person who thinks he is sober, even if the world thinks he is crazy, but he himself will not feel so, but will feel that the outside world is all crazy.

Believers slowly use some unusual methods to prove their sobriety, eat things that everyone finds unpalatable, and love things that everyone finds unsightly.

Gloomy, depressed, and autistic, and at the same time begins to have violent tendencies, becoming unfriendly and even hostile to fellow citizens around them who are different from themselves.

The more united the Duran believers became, the more unfriendly they became, and they began to be abnormal as if they were polluted by Duran's spirit.

In the end, these strange behaviors were discovered by the Trisolarans, and the Duran believers were arrested for a forced investigation.

But then strange things happened one after another, first investigating the suicide of the believer's Trisolara, and then the prisoner who was locked up in the same prison with the believer went crazy and masochized himself frantically.

Anyway, as long as they come into contact with believers, it is as if there is a mysterious force that affects them and drives them crazy.

However, in the eyes of believers, these people have only become sober and understand the truth that it is not themselves who is mad but the universe.

The world has gone mad, and I must 'wake up'.

It's a pity that in the eyes of others, the world is obviously normal, but the believers are crazy, and the madmen have spread the madness to others.

But who prescribes madness and sobriety, and why is conformity tacitly assumed to be sober?

"The great Duran tells us that this universe is inherently crazy, and that we used to fall into madness without knowing it, but now we are sober. The believers said that everyone should come to their senses as well: "Come and be guided by Duran, he will show you how crazy the world is, and only by realizing this can we come to our senses." ”

The three-body society has no choice but to think that it is a disease and name it 'Duran syndrome', and the manager of Tomoko's control room said something meaningful: When we observe Duran, Duran is also observing us.

This sentence spread quickly, and for a time Duran became synonymous with fear. This was the first time that they began to fear earthlings, and being observed by Duran became a nightmare for every Trisolara.

But the more scared they are, the greater Duran's influence will be, and many three-body people will think that maybe Duran is right, madness is the origin of the world, they just fall into madness without knowing it, and only by realizing this can they become 'normal'.