How the Zergs were Made

Chapter 731 Contacting the Media

The collectors made a plan, and the Zerg units dominated on the ground charged towards the Xs, and then took the initiative to meet the metal storm released by the machine guns of the Xs before they touched the barrier, and were smashed into a pile in an instant Minced meat, thrown into the air.

But this was planned by the collectors from the very beginning, neither the Zerg nor the Xers could notice the abnormality.

For the X people, the attack of the Zerg unit is a matter of course, and this Minced Meat that was beaten into the air is just a little clumsier than other Zerg units.

For the Zerg, the command hierarchy did not notice the abnormality of this ground unit. Attacking the Xs was originally an order issued by the command hierarchy. In terms of details, which foot should the ground unit take first and what posture should it take? Running is completely left to the ground units to decide on their own. The command hierarchy can take care of it, but they don't have the time to take care of it.

Besides, the number of Zerg combat units is in the trillions. It is strange that hundreds of millions of Zerg combat units can’t die every time they fight. They are all consumables anyway. Zerg individual?

During the short period of time when it was smashed into minced meat and thrown away, the Xs didn't notice it, and neither did the Zerg. The collectors hiding in the Zerg unit stripped out the nerve nucleus in the brain of the organism.

The neural core is the channel for the Zerg to connect with the upper and lower classes, which is equivalent to the communicator in the X army, but the information carrier of the Zerg's communicator is not radio, but other forms of information carriers.

The collectors haven't figured out what exactly it is, but they can be sure that it is not an electromagnetic wave or a mechanical wave. This time, this Zerg ground unit was sent to death actively to take the opportunity to capture the complete Zerg nerve core for research.

After understanding the operating principle of the Zerg's neural core, the Zerg can be said to be basically useless. There is no neural core to connect the Zerg as a whole, and those Zerg units with no IQ at the bottom may even regard other similar units as enemies.

I got it!

After a short series of radio messages, the tiny individual immediately burrowed into the ground with its nerve core after the minced meat landed. Because there were smashed Zerg corpses on it, and there was a firefight going on on both sides, so no matter whether it was the X people or the Zerg Didn't notice at all.

The battle between the Xs and the Zerg lasted for several days until the attacking Zerg units were completely exhausted.

As a result, a group of Zerg organisms hosted by the collectors died, and then the Xs threw incendiary bombs and burned all the Zerg corpses scattered on the battlefield.

This gave the collectors another layer of cover, and in the deeper underground, the collectors began their research on the Zerg's neural core.

Everything is interacting and changing, and the neural nucleus is no exception. It interacts with something that we don't know and can't observe to generate bioelectricity. The Zerg rely on this to carry out biological The transmission of the signal makes the whole Zerg feel like waving its arms.

But what could it be? We've done experiments, it's not electromagnetic waves or mechanical waves, it can't be gravitational waves, right?

How about we disassemble a nerve nucleus?

Will it alarm the Zerg? The nerve nucleus itself is a signal transmission organ, and the signal generated by our touching the nerve nucleus may be transmitted to the Zerg command hierarchy.

It doesn't matter, the X people cast flames, and the nerve core would have been destroyed in the flames.

Makes sense.

In fact, the collectors were a little too cautious. It is very common for the nerve core to be destroyed during the battle. There have also been cases where the nerve core was destroyed later after the battle due to various reasons.

The Zerg have seen this kind of thing a lot, and they don't care if they see it too much.

Through molecular etching, the collectors 'cut' a nerve nucleus. This is molecular-level cutting, but it is different from macro-scale cutting, because the principle of this kind of cutting is not pressure, but atomic bond coordination.

Through electrical current and chemical coordination, a single-molecule gap can be etched in the neural nucleus.

The reason why they are so careful is because the collectors want to preserve the internal structure of the nerve nucleus to the greatest extent.

Only neural networks still use chemical electrical signals.

The collectors were more careful than peeling eggs to remove the nerve nucleus, and what was hidden under the hard shell of the nerve nucleus was a small lump of meat composed of nerve cells.

This should be the part of the signal conversion. After interacting with the unknown medium, the information transmitted by the Zerg command hierarchy is converted into a bioelectrical signal that can be 'readable' by the brain of the organism through this part.

Continue to dissect.

The collectors continued to dissect. They peeled off the meat piece by cell. This is to avoid the destruction of the unknown structure inside the nerve nucleus. After all, no one knows how strong the part of the nerve nucleus that interacts with the unknown medium is. It's okay to say high, but if the intensity is low, they will waste a nerve nucleus.

The dissection of the nerve nucleus could not be said to be smooth. The collectors stripped more than four-fifths of the nerve cells from the nerve nucleus, but they were still unable to find the part that interacts with the unknown medium.

Just when they thought that their thinking was wrong, some individuals finally found some clues from the meat of the nerve nucleus.

found it!

It is a very special cell, which is no different from the surrounding nerve cells, but it is different inside. It is more than 20 times larger than the nerve cells. In addition to the same organelle structure as the nerve cells, there is also a kind of Constantly changing objects.

This object is a sphere, but it is not a complete sphere. It is made up of many, all kinds of angular squares and prisms. Under the combined irradiation of red light and purple light, it looks like a rare gem in the world. .

Strange object, this is the medium for the intervention of the spiritual realm, that is to say...

Zergs communicate through the spiritual realm.

...Using the spiritual domain, it is not surprising that the Zerg's biological groups in space can teleport.

In this way, the collectors encountered a problem, because they can do it to interfere with the spiritual domain, but to interfere with it, the ripple giant structure is required. Such a huge object, the Zerg cannot allow them to complete the construction.

Overall, not good news.

Then what should we do? Do we need to change the battle plan?

...there is a need for change, but that doesn't mean the Zerg will become harder to deal with.

How do you say that?

The biological groups that the Zerg can teleport across the stars in space are indeed a threat, but the biological groups on the ground are not. As long as we find a way to get rid of the biological groups in the Zerg space, the Zerg will have no resistance.

For example, launching a surprise attack as quickly as a thunderbolt, destroying the Zerg biota.