Overlord: Rise of the Zerg

Some radical Velvet people made a counterattack plan within thirty years, including pushing the front forward, even recovering the Teller planet, etc. To this, Todd made no representation or intention to object.

Everything is smooth sailing, after all, the Velvet people have the right to decide their own destiny.

Prior to this, Visser suspended the expansion of the insect swarm in the outer territory. The last wave of consumed insect warships was also being rapidly replenished, and more fleets from the rear base camp were approaching the entire Velvet defense line.

Visser had no awareness that he was strategically "at a disadvantage" and only wanted to attack. Coincidentally, the Velvites are also planning a counterattack and have made a relatively detailed strategic investigation report. Based on the various intelligence obtained since the war began, coupled with the crazy industrial expansion over the years, many people from the deserted The production capacity of the Star Territory has increased dramatically.

So even though the Velvet people have not won a single large-scale victory in these years, they have gained an inexplicable confidence.

In fact, this kind of confidence does not come out of thin air. On the Federation's home planet, warships produced in various star systems gather here, and batches of soldiers who have undergone rigorous training are also graduating one after another.

After decades of development, the Federation has become very experienced in controlling unmanned warships. In the plan, every soldier who controls an unmanned warship must correspond to at least ten or more warships.

In this era, the development of many resource planets has made those resource-stuffed war machines no longer rare, and the real ace warriors are the most precious resources in war.

Therefore, it is absolutely necessary to have more warships than the operators. Only in this way can the Federation ensure a steady flow of troops to a certain extent.

Today, the Velvet people are accumulating war knowledge according to the arrangements in the strategic plan. At the same time, they are also trying their best to hold back the insect swarms on the front line.

According to the agreement with Todd, Visser will not use the intelligence advantage of the Zerg lurkers within the Federation. Since the war began, it has not done anything unnecessary like infiltrating intelligence into the Velvet people. Therefore, regarding the Velvet people's plan, It doesn't know.

But this does not prevent it from preparing to attack simultaneously. In recent times, it can be clearly felt that the resistance of the Federation has increased a lot.

In fact, even Visser, who had many self-restrictions and was afraid of directly destroying the Velvets, did not really go all out. Five percent of the production capacity is indeed nothing to the Zerg, but after occupying more and more star systems, the Zerg fleet is also rapidly growing. With the current industrial level of the Velvet people, it is probably comparable to Visser stood on the same order of magnitude.

But to say that this can counterattack to regain the lost ground and defeat Visser in one fell swoop is almost meaningless.

What's more, the so-called self-restriction was originally intended to make the Velvet people feel the pressure of war. If one day it is difficult to defeat the Federation head-on with the current ability, Visser can liberate himself at any time.

War is not the goal. War that ensures continuity and always has a certain degree of advantage is just a means for Visser. In order to achieve the goal, the means can be changed at any time.

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Zerg In 1557, the second attempt on Brocher's special experimental body was launched on the Federation's home planet.

This time, after many experiments, many researchers have greatly reduced the side effects of implanted biological structures, at least now it is no longer fatal.

Although it is still not perfect, the damage to the body is still relatively serious, directly affecting the lifespan and organs of the Velvet people.

But at least it's no longer instantly fatal.

The Brochers and the Velvets, two kinds of intelligent life, were originally completely unrelated. They grew up on different planets and had fundamental differences in their genetic mechanisms.

Being able to do this is not as easy as it seems. But back then, Goldman was alone, and the effect on him reached or even exceeded the current federal research results.

At this moment, these people truly realized that it was not this structure that made Goldman successful; it was only in Goldman that it played its greatest role.

No matter how you say it, this is indeed a major progress. It has once again verified that Goldman's results are indeed reliable and will definitely bring great benefits to the federation in the future. Although it has not yet been popularized, it is worth celebrating.

The plan for human Brocher clones has been carried out in an orderly manner, but the time is still short, and its true efficiency cannot yet be judged.

But regarding the use of this biological structure, the most important part has already made considerable progress, and this has become the simplest part.

If it really doesn't work, it's not impossible to reproduce and copy directly in the most primitive way. At most, it will be a little slower in the early stage.

People in the field of biology are busy studying the "gifts" of the Brocher people, while federal scientists in the field of physics are planning another big project.

With the increase in the federal war production capacity, the suspected creations of advanced civilization originally "sent" to the Zerg have also re-entered the field of vision of federal scientific researchers.

Prior to this, Tucker from Terle had already proposed a quite feasible plan, which was to bombard it with protons that had been electromagnetically accelerated and carried huge kinetic energy.

Because of the war, this plan has been shelved because of its huge cost.

But now that the Zerg attack has slowed down and entered a truce stage again, and secondly, the Federation believes that the space docks in many star systems are quite complete, and the transformation from industrial strength to war potential has been initially completed, and it can be regarded as having some spare capacity. Do the “excess” things.

Therefore, in the barren galaxy where "planet components" were originally stored, the Velvets began to build the Federation's sixth planet-level space particle impact experimental facility around a rocky planet.

Todd is also more concerned about this. After all, this is actually the result that the Zerg wants to get.

Even Zero is curious about something that can affect an entire planet and is even closely related to the evolution of species on it.

In view of the last discovery, during the subsequent development and expansion of the Zerg, they conducted a relatively detailed exploration of the interior of the planet, especially the interior of rocky planets with suitable conditions, but so far no second case has been discovered.

Millions of years ago, what kind of existence left such incredible technological products inside a planet, and what was the purpose of doing so? Zero wanted to know.

He had a vague feeling that maybe millions of years ago, there were some secrets in this huge galaxy, but now, only some extremely hidden traces were left.

It doesn't even appear on the outside macroscopically. Only when the entire planet is "cut open" can we get a clue.

The unexpressed genetic material shared by various species on that planet was obviously not naturally occurring, at least Zero would never believe there was such a coincidence in the world.

If we say that millions of years ago, there was a mysterious and powerful being that forcibly changed the development trajectory of the entire planet and implanted some genetic material that could affect the evolution of organisms into the ancestors of these organisms, It is even possible that "it" directly created the "ancestors" of these species. So, what is the purpose of "it"?