Overlord: Rise of the Zerg

After some planning and with the help of passing battleships and spaceships, Sars successfully sent the Zerg to many planets under the federal control like they were blooming in all directions.

Sars's stealth was very good. To achieve this goal, it designed and hatched a species of insect that could survive under the epidermal tissue of the Velvets and Fowlers without causing a violent reaction from the other party's immune system.

The way to complete this "infection" is quite simple, it only requires contact.

For this reason, Sass's imagination was so great that it even tried to design a bug that could directly lurk in the body of Velvet people based on this, and reach a long-term survival relationship with the other party like a parasite.

It's just that this requires a sufficient understanding of the bodies of these intelligent beings, which is something that today's Zerg are relatively lacking.

Sass proposed several highly feasible solutions to obtain the biological structure information of the opponent's individual, ranging from biological infections disguised as carrying germs to covert anatomy in a macro sense.

Zero did not interfere with it. This was the first step for the Zerg to understand these creatures. Whether it was a milder method or some bold methods, as long as the goal could be achieved.

Therefore, on the Fowler planet, Sars launched a covert operation that took several months to target the intelligent creatures on the planet, such as the Velvets and the Fowler people, mainly using unobtrusive infections. form.

However, in the process, casualties were inevitably caused, and it quickly attracted some small-scale attention.

It's not that the identities of the objects chosen by Sass are extraordinary. In fact, these dead intelligent races are just ordinary individuals, even of relatively low status.

But in this era, the abnormal death of individuals has always received considerable attention. The advancement of medical insurance allows even individuals at the bottom to receive rapid treatment, but of course, this is not free.

Before posing a higher risk of exposure, SARS took its time to cover up what it was doing, disguised everything as an indigenous variant of the disease, reduced the frequency of its attacks, and spread them over a wider area. Slowly proceed with your research plan.

The sudden illness aroused some suspicion, but no one thought about the Zerg. After all, they are still staying in the laboratory, being strictly contained and managed, continuously contributing value to the federal biotechnology, and also No biological leakage has ever been detected.

In Zerg 1152, in the ninth colonial system of the Federation, the expansion of the space station has continued for thirty-one years. Due to the existence of energy veins, this is a strategic location for the Velvet Federation in the future. Even if large-scale immigration is not carried out, it will inevitably It will be a prosperous place, and a large space station to accommodate spacecraft is necessary.

As time passes, the Velvet people's degree of development and control of the ninth colonial galaxy is slowly but surely increasing. At the edge of the galaxy, a Zerg creature that is very small compared to the macroscopic star quietly unfolds. embarked on a long voyage of his own.

Its target is another federal territory 4.4 light-years away. After several years of preparation and collection, this life, which was just a microscopic insect species at first, is now able to carry out interstellar navigation plans!

It is unrealistic to stay here and develop, and Zero has no intention of starting a war at this time. Therefore, going to ordinary galaxies where the Velvets have weak control is the best choice, even if it takes a long time.

In 1154, the first bug in history came to their home planet through the scientific researchers of the Velvet civilization, and began to take root and develop.

Sass's research on the structure of the Velvet civilized race is still continuing. Over a long period of time, it has obtained a large amount of research data, and gradually plans to turn its previous ideas into reality.

It is a slightly crazy plan to hide in the dark and implant a "bomb" in all the Velvets over a long period of time that will not attract attention but may threaten their lives at any time.

The other party's medical technology is not a decoration. Even if it can be done, once it is deployed on a large scale, it is almost inevitable that it will be discovered.

This is by no means a simple matter. Even if Sass has the cooperation of many brainworms, it still requires long-term and careful planning.

Zero is noncommittal about this.

He actually has an even crazier idea, but it is very difficult to implement, and the source of the problem is not the Velvet people, but the Zerg's own ability level that may not meet the requirements for executing this plan.

As early as when Sass proposed the latent plan, Zero had thought of a fictitious insect species deep in his memory that existed in fantasy. Aiming at enemies that were temporarily difficult to reach, they could sneak into the opponent's body and control the host's body. Life, further penetrate the other side's civilization and prepare for the subsequent war.

If the Zerg can do this, it will undoubtedly perfectly satisfy Zero's expectations for the Velvets.

At least in the short term, he has no plans to start a war, and the opponent's technology makes him quite coveted. If he can penetrate it and obtain everything quietly from the dark, that will undoubtedly be the best thing.

However, it is still a bit difficult for the brainworms to reach this level. After all, the research on the brain needs to be based on a sufficient understanding of the opponent, and even if they can complete the parasitism, controlling the opponent's body is very difficult for ordinary people without intelligence. It is also difficult for insect species.

It is true that if this method can really achieve the best outcome for the Zerg, the risk is still too high, especially if there are no brainworms to directly obtain information about the Velvets.

Therefore, Zero plans to let Sass conduct research on the Velvet people as much as possible first, and slowly develop to this step. This kind of thing cannot be rushed. After all, it will take a long time. Zero has enough patience to penetrate such a huge civilization. , even for decades or hundreds of years.

This amount of time is just a few rounds of expansion of the main group of insects, which is nothing compared to the benefits that can be obtained.

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When the Zerg macro-unit appeared in the universe, it became important to determine its location.

For this kind of thing, the insect swarm has a simple but absolutely effective way, which is to observe the stars.

By looking for familiar galaxies or stars in the night sky, you can confirm your relative position.

In 1165, the Zerg unit that arrived in the galaxy next to the Velvet people's ninth colony began this activity.

There is no huge fleet of the Velvet Federation stationed here, and there will be no large-scale development projects in the short term. The only threats are the outposts in the inner system used to declare sovereignty and the occasional patrol fleet.

Sass has no intention of immediately developing a Zerg biological fleet. That would greatly increase the probability of Zerg being exposed, and it also doesn't make much sense.

Over the years, after preliminary research, Zero has been able to confirm that the Velvet Federation fleet warship has many high-end protections including energy shield technology. Both attack and defense are not on the same level as the Zerg warships. Even if Even if the insect swarm is numerous, it is difficult to threaten them.