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After the orbital bomber completed the "construction" of the tunnel, tens of thousands of drones poured into the nearby tunnels.

The fact that so many combat drones went underground was not the act of the drone commanders themselves, but a special order from the command department before the orbital bomber bombed, and the order required to attack directly after the orbital bomber opened a passage.

Although it seemed to have been delayed for some time because of the "freedom and democracy" incident, it did not affect the continuation of the original operation, and after a short period of surprise, all the drone commanders on the scene still suppressed their curiosity and continued to fight.

Or rather, while meditating and fighting, after all, the vast majority of combat operations now do not have anything to do with drone commanders.

It's just that...... When the drones entered the ground first, and then rushed to the detected direction of engagement, they found that although there were indeed a lot of bugs pouring out, it seemed that the most important target had been preempted.

The idea of the drone commanders who rushed down this "most important" target is not a clear goal, but whoever sees dozens of members of the special tactical command team dragging a huge bug that is not at all as hideous as the normal Zerg, but is still quite terrifying, will have this kind of thought.

[Brain worm!] ］

Many people have such a term in their minds.

UN, or human beings have encountered a lot of Zerg, most of which are man-made biological weapons of some civilizations, but there are indeed very few naturally evolved or naturally formed Zerg civilizations.

It's just that whether it is natural or artificial, there are only eight individual units with complete consciousness according to the information publicly available to human beings, and this is still the result of counting the five Zerg who have not yet broken out of their planet, and they all have no intelligence or only group intelligence or a small number of individuals have intelligence, and the largest number of them is the one with "a few individuals have intelligence".

Normally, this "small number of individuals" is called a brain worm by humans, even if their external form is not necessarily a large bug.

It's just that the brain worms of the King of the Meda swarm are very much in line with the inherent impression of ordinary humans on brain worms--- they are relatively hypertrophied and disgusting. But it seems a little clever.

The swarming drones completely knocked back the swarms that were trying to recapture the "brain worms", and continued to harvest the swarms.

The underground space is empty enough, so it can also allow the drone to be fully used.

Although it seems that the Meda Clan's insect swarm seems to want to directly detonate the underground space several times to achieve the goal of ending up together, it is still stopped by the drone.

The sheer number of drones makes that space very safe. But it is undeniable that there are definitely safety hazards, and there is still a steady stream of insect swarms emerging from the depths of the underground space.

So when the drone swarm took over the battle against the swarm, the members of the special tactical command team dragging the "brain worm" increased their pace, and at the bottom of the tunnel, they each took the vehicles that seemed to be prepared before, and after transporting the brain worms, they left the surface with the vehicles.

An image from an optical camera on a light screen. Ankang could see that those zergs seemed to be crazy and wanted to stop humans from taking away the brain worms, but they were not strong enough and could only be mowed.

Removing the light screen, there is no doubt that these bugs will soon be unable to resist, and naturally there is no need for him to pay attention to the situation on the front line.

Raising his head, in the tunnel not far from Ankang, a UN Starfleet s26 transport plane flew out of the tunnel with a brain worm that had been numb, surrounded by a large number of drones of the Planetary Defense Force Army.

Of course, Ankang also knew that this was actually taking advantage of this limited time to collect as much information as possible about these brain worms, because he had already seen that among these "escort" groups, there were dozens of drones that were not combat drones at all, and one of them was still attached to the body of the brain worm and seemed to be collecting samples.

The swarm of planes flying out of the tunnel was fast. In the blink of an eye, they had already rushed out of the huge pit and quickly rushed into the sky, and then the S26 disappeared in front of Ankang's eyes--- and went straight into the jump channel.

It's just that with the assistance of powerful dynamic vision and power armor helmets, Ankang still clearly sees that it can only be regarded as a fleeting "brain worm".

[It's really ugly...... ］

Because of the relationship between the stratum corneum, although this brain worm is ugly and hideous, compared to the worm-type brain worm in Ankang's memory, such as the worm-type brain worm in the Galaxy Clan, the appearance of this brain worm is not very disgusting.

However, when he thought of the Galaxy Clan, he couldn't help but flash a trace of worry, after all, the humans in it were particularly miserable by the Zerg brain worm pit.

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But a moment later. The scene in Ankang's eyes suddenly changed to a spacious and bright enclosed space, and this change made Ankang not react at once.

But subconsciously, Ankang "looked around". The enclosed space wasn't very large, but it wasn't very small, but the main thing was that he was surprised to find that the big bug, which was supposed to be a brain worm, was fixed in front of his right side. That is, the center of the room.

Then, at that moment, a suspended drone of unknown purpose floated towards the large bug, as if it had injected something into the large bug's body.

Another thing that surprised Ankang was that the robot went straight through Ankang's body, as if it was from a scene from a first-person virtual movie.

The big bug that seemed to have fallen asleep seemed to wake up after being injected, and Ankang could "see" that the big bug was hysterically trying to break free from the restraints at the moment of waking up, and the "fat" body definitely skyrocketed in an instant. But in the next second, it deflated like a leaky balloon.

Both the spirit and the body only appeared in a trace of their previous state at the moment of awakening, and then fell into endless fatigue and malaise, which is irreversible.

Ankang noticed that there were no jobs or researchers in the confined space, just a very ordinary robot preparing to leave.

Ankang didn't know what state the big bug was in at the moment, but it didn't seem to affect his ability to "perceive" something.

I don't know how long it took to feel subjectively, An Kang blinked and found himself leaning on the armored car, he lowered his head and glanced at the time to find that only about half a minute had passed.

Then the confused eyes quickly met, and he pursed his lips, realizing that he seemed to have entered that state of contemplating the future again. The large bug he saw might be the future scenario of one of those captured brain worms.

It's just that it seems to be different from the past that he has clearly received a lot of things, and he still remembers it very clearly after "waking up".

A ridiculous-sounding story, this is what Ankang "felt" in front of the brain worm.

That was one hundred and forty years ago...... (To be continued.) )