The gatherers lurking inside the Zerg have completed the formulation of the overall plan for the Zerg through various covert means of information exchange.

As the battle between the Zerg and the Kers resumed, the Gatherers took action.

Inside a hive where the Collectors have seized control, a high-powered radio organism begins to recharge.

Feeding the organs is 5 grams of antimatter, which comes from fifty tiny individuals, each carrying a reactor containing 0.1 grams of antimatter.

Antimatter reactors are the source of energy for tiny individuals and their means of suicide to prevent genes from leaking out to the Zerg.

Now that the antimatter has been handed over, in order to prevent the genetic leakage of the race, fifty tiny individuals have committed suicide by disintegrating their genes in advance.

For gatherers, this is nothing more than a trivial sacrifice.

"It's time to call the cluster."

The gatherers lurking inside the hive muttered to themselves, releasing an extremely strong radio wave, ripples of electromagnetic waves spreading outward at the speed of light.

At the same time as this radio wave is being released, the hive and the lives of the gatherers within are coming to an end.

In order to avoid being captured by the Zerg and causing gene leakage, which in turn endangers the entire population, no individual gatherer can be captured!

The Zerg noticed the abnormality, and it was impossible not to notice it, because all the organs of the Zerg that received the radio were now like blind people, and could only receive radio messages from the collectors, as if someone was pulling their ears and shouting loudly, achieving a deafening effect, and the Zerg felt the same way at the moment.

It's just that the Zerg 'listen' to radio waves.

The Nexians also noticed the anomaly, and while overpowered radios were kept out of the barrier due to the barrier, harmless radios with low power could penetrate the barrier and be picked up by the Kers' radio stations.

All frequency bands are broadcasting composite linguistic information that is known to and exposed to civilized languages by a series of gatherers such as the Serenes, the Luo, the Carters, and the Huiren.

The content of the information is the battle plan of the gatherer against the Zerg.

Concerned that the information on the radio might be deciphered by the Zerg, the collectors wrote in the languages of multiple civilizations, and it would take a lot of time for the collectors to decipher it without the text of those civilizations.

The high-power radio signal swept all the way, and in a matter of minutes, the entire stellar system was covered.

After a long journey of more than ten minutes, it was learned by the cluster of leaping organisms beyond the star system.

Due to the presence of the language text, it took the collectors only a few seconds to decipher the contents of the radio.

"Wood is already in the boat......"

"Redirect! Target the second track! The shaking star of the Kerx people! ”

Needless to say, the plans made by the gatherers lurking in the Zerg were perfect, and there was no need to waste time discussing tactics in the Leap Creature Cluster.

At the behest of the swarm leader, the swarm collectively turned, cutting from outside the star system to the interior.

Menacing!

Powerful radar waves are released to scan the environment inside the star system.

But this high-power radar wave also makes the Leaping Creature Cluster like a light in the night, and as long as you have radio reception technology, you can detect its existence from a long distance.

But it doesn't matter, the gatherers don't need to continue to hide their presence.

"Zerg, tell us your choice."

"Do you stay and surrender, or do you want to escape?"

The Cluster Leader unleashes a powerful radio, this time using the language of the Ox civilization, and the Cluster Leader believes that the Zerg will definitely understand.

Knowing the opponent makes it easier to defeat the opponent, and war is also a means of information exchange, and the Zerg and the Kerrs have been fighting for so many years, it is impossible not to know even simple language.

Soon, the Zerg responded to the Leap Creature Cluster, which was also a high-power radio message.

"We choose to defeat you, Kers."

"You will be our prey, and the swarm will devour everything."

The Zerg thought that the gatherers were Ox people, because the radio messages were in the language of the Fox people, and they had always been Fox people.

As for the high-power radio messages on the surface not long ago, they also believe that they are the handiwork of the Kerks, although they do not know why they are releasing this powerful radio message outside the barrier, but the purpose is to contact this 'Kers fleet' lurking in space.

Half of the Zerg guessed right, but the other half was outrageously wrong, which doomed them to failure.

Select the Zerg that confronts the gatherer, and the biota begins to teleport, just like the Holy Worm State in the Gate World does, the swarm of organisms teleports to the vicinity of the Leaping Biocluster, and then releases a large number of small organisms, densely packed like a swarm of bees.

In addition to this, there are various acid shells and ionic slurries.

In the face of the menacing gathering of collectors, the Zerg side is not ambiguous!

In the eyes of the Zerg, what the Zerg did was nothing but a futile effort, their fleet could not even use the Spirit Domain, and it was completely effortless to destroy, just like before.

However, in the next second, the Zerg realized that they were wrong.

Violent explosions occur in each large organism, each of which has no less than ten kilograms of antimatter annihilated in its body to release energy.

These were all done by the collectors who had mixed small organisms into the bodies of large organisms during the meteorite swarm, and they annihilated the antimatter they carried, destroying the large organisms of the Zerg.

But the Zerg didn't know this, and until the Gatherers annihilated the antimatter, they didn't think that there would be 'spies' inside the organism, but they just thought that this was the new weapon of the Kers, so their fleet dared to be so fearless now.

All the large Zerg organisms are dead, and the small ones are still fighting.

I don't know if the Zerg didn't have the concept of escaping, or if the command class misjudged the situation, anyway, the gatherers were happy that the Zerg units didn't run away.

Being able to use the Spirit Realm to move faster than the speed of light across stars is a very tricky technology for them, and if they can be completely annihilated, it will naturally be the best.

In fact, the collectors don't know that it's not that the command class of the Zerg doesn't want small organisms to escape and preserve their strength, but they can't do it, and they can carry out cross-star or large-scale displacement, which only large organisms can do, otherwise they will not deliberately arrange for small organisms to be carried in large organisms.

Since there is no escape, it is better to give this 'Quex fleet' some losses than to let the small creatures wait for death.

The idea is beautiful, but the reality is cruel, the acid shells and ion slurry of small organisms have a low hit rate in the face of the high speed and sharp angle maneuvering of leaping creatures.

To increase your hit rate, you have to get close to the leaping creatures.

It's not difficult to catch up, and while small organisms move through space by exhaust propulsion, they have a spirit realm and can catch up with leaping creatures by teleporting in a small area.

However, the small organisms that approached the leaping creatures were all destroyed in an instant, and there was no time to attack.

The brains of small Zerg organisms are still very backward and soft chemical brains, with limits in reaction speed, but Leap Creatures are equipped with solid-state brains.

Some of the lucky fish that slipped through the net, and the acid cannonballs and ion slurry released were captured by the collector's bioradar without getting close at all, and were vaporized by the gamma-ray cannon.

With the death of the last small organism, the Zerg space biota is declared extinct!

"Your devouring of everything is not as powerful as you imagined."

The leader of the swarm provocatively unleashed radio messages in the language of the Kex.

The command of the Zerg was enraged and responded with resentment.

"Stupid food! You have defeated only a tiny and insignificant group of Zerg creatures in the vast number of Zerg, and the call for help has been released, and it won't be long before your fleet will be destroyed again! ”

"I hope you won't regret that you haven't run away yet!"