Chapter 052: Magical Interstellar War

Humanity once smuggled people into that huge planet, but it was quickly discovered and never heard from, and so far, humanity has not been able to obtain any information about this planet, which is unacceptable for humanity to take intelligence warfare very seriously.

But if you don't accept it, you have to accept it, human beings just can't do anything effective to deal with this planet, and so far, human beings have not broken through the "kingdom of God" controlled by those "gods", that is, those six satellites.

As for what exactly is in the huge planet behind the six moons, it is still an unsolved mystery for mankind.

But this kind of unsolved mystery is really a lot for the interstellar human race, such as how the Zerg produced so many troops, where the nutrition of the mother worm came from, and what the Zerg changed its form based on.

Even how the Zerg race survives in the universe.

There are some unsolved mysteries that can be explained by science, and some unsolved mysteries that cannot be explained by science.

Humans don't really need to fully understand these unexplained things.

Especially in the current state of war, if there is no such condition to understand them, then it is good to ignore the situation of the other side, not to understand them, and directly attack.

This is often the case in the interstellar age of human beings, but most of the other party's civilization, organization, and military level cannot catch up with humans, even if occasionally one can catch up with humans, such as the Zerg and these "gods" whose military level is comparable to humans.

However, in terms of productivity, civilization, and organization, it cannot be compared with human beings.

In such a situation, humans only need to attack directly.

Crush the opponent with a steady stream of offensive attacks to the point where the opponent can no longer continue fighting.

At that time, their civilizational superiority, or technological superiority, or military superiority will become human.

The Zerg is a good example of this.

If it weren't for the addition of the king worm, in fact, the time for the female worm to be captured would not be much different.

At that time, humans can indeed tame the Zerg into their own power.

This is a typical example of the complete use of force to suppress people.

If it weren't for the king worm, the swarm would have either been exterminated or tamed by now.

There is really nothing wrong with the human mind, and enemies who are inferior to humans in strength can only be conquered by humans.

And now that human beings have oppressed all their forces to the side of the gods, it is natural that these people who claim to be gods will be persecuted.

They have been at loggerheads with humans for decades, and many human captives have been captured.

Their progress is progressing at a rapid pace.

It's just that some human systems will shake their foundations and make their power gradually weaken, so these gods have captured a lot of humans, but they are only carefully changing their own world, but they are not afraid of humans in their hearts.

The Fein Continent has existed for more than a million years, and the connotation of millions of years is by no means something that these latecomers can provoke.

More than 20 years of war is also a lot of time for the gods, humans can't take half a step, and the gods have learned a lot from humans.

As long as these things are digested, then the gods who promote the great divine power will have no effort.

Humanity tries to gain its own advantage in the midst of war, and so do the local gods.

And they're even more cunning.

He didn't use the angels and heroic spirits in his kingdom to fight, but only publicized and encouraged the heroes of the Fein Continent to fight against these foreign enemies, and only slightly transformed the magic energy flying boat into a mode where intermediate professionals could also participate in the war, and the Fein Continent didn't know how many enthusiastic heroes and heroes wanted to protect Fein under these evil foreign enemies.

As for the power of the gods, naturally there is not much reduction.

They can spend forever on the same level as humans, and slowly consume these alien humans to death.

On that planet far away, far away from the battlefield, there were more than fifty giant female worms.

Since the giant female worms scattered in various areas under the planet need more than 50,000 nutrients each, it is naturally impossible to only have two abilities: giant and able.

They also take care of the tasks of King Bug's server and supercomputing.

Originally, the server and processor only had the king worm and the three brain worms, but later the king worm found that there was no need to make the brain worm and the mother worm so clear.

So both the brain worm and the mother worm have each other's abilities: the brain worm has the ability to lay eggs, and the mother worm has the ability to both the processor and the server.

In this case, the processing power and receptivity brought by the fifty giant female worms far exceeded that of the previous three brain worms, plus the processing power and information reception capacity brought by the five ordinary mobile female worms, the information received by the king worm on the other side of the universe is becoming clearer and more detailed.

And the intelligence and information it brought almost made Wang Worm's eyes stare down.

Aren't these other enemies of humanity the otherworlds found in most fantasy novels?

It's the first time I've seen it explain fantasy like this.

But if you think about it carefully, the kingdom of God is equivalent to a satellite, surrounded by the crystal walls (atmosphere) of the main plane (the earth), and the gods are both protectors of the main plane and covet the main plane.

What's wrong with this from an interstellar perspective?

It is indeed terrifying to control a satellite as a kingdom of God, but if you think about it carefully, how can it not slowly erode and control this planet by transforming its own planet?

If it succeeds, how is it different from the "gods"?

The king worm quickly figured this out, and then laughed.

So it seems true that there is no difference between them.

Then another thought popped into my mind.

That is: it has reached this point without any cultivation methods, so has it reached a higher level after cultivating those "god" exercises?

In terms of biology, the top swarms cannot abandon their roots and learn human science and technology from scratch.

But if it's the kind of way to tap the potential of an individual, it's the most suitable for the Zerg......

The thought of this made it itch, and it wanted to fly directly to the battlefield over there and join the battle.

Only now, it still needs to be patient, quietly waiting.

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I went swimming today, and I was very embarrassed to swim out without sausages.

This one was written carefully, for fear of collapse. Some settings still need to be careful, and I don't dare to let go of writing.