Overlord: Rise of the Zerg

Although Dagoth's nine-digit support fleet had set off from the origin galaxy and entered the wormhole a year ago, it was obvious that some beings were not aware of this.

In 1847, Zerg detectors, far away from the outermost reaches of the star system, were widely spread out by Sk to monitor the vast galaxy space. At a certain moment, they detected abnormal space fluctuations.

According to the general theory of the Colossians, this is an inevitable phenomenon caused by changes in super-light engines such as the Zerg. As time goes by, it will be quickly smoothed out, and it is basically difficult to find it without careful observation.

Obviously, there are currently no creatures in the swarm sailing in this state outside the galaxy. Even if there are, Sk will not know about it.

Then, it must be other unknown existences, and for the Zerg, this usually means enemies.

Sk immediately became vigilant. After all, his planet had just begun to look like a living planet, and it had indeed taken a lot of effort. Even if there were hundreds of thousands of Zerg combat units guarding the periphery, there was no guarantee that the enemy would not attack. Face.

However, because the insect swarm had only occupied this galaxy for a short period of time, the number of explorers spread out at this time was not particularly large, and the scope was also very limited. Therefore, when the traces of the enemy's navigation were actually discovered, the distance between the two sides The distance is already very close.

Zerg In 1848, just when Sksk mobilized the Zerg combat power within the galaxy and prepared to take the lead in entering a defensive posture regardless of the enemy's strength to ensure its own safety, a "tiny" fleet had already appeared at the edge of the galaxy.

It is indeed an understatement to say that it is small, because compared to the six-digit biological fleet in front of them, this small fleet with a total of only three figures can be regarded as a pocket.

But the other party seemed to have no such awareness at all, and just entered in such a grand manner, and came directly towards the Zerg fleet without any hesitation.

Moreover, Sker did not receive any information about the exchange.

It was obvious that the other party did not come with any peace, but at the same time it seemed that they were confident enough to crush the insect swarm.

Generally speaking, there will be no fools in the true sense of the civilization that enters the interstellar world. Such arrogance must be based on something. Since it is obviously not superior in numbers, it must be that its technology has far surpassed the Zerg, and it has The strength to crush.

Sk is not just a worm that likes to be reasonable. Looking at the opponent's posture, there is no reason for it. Thousands of Zerg version of high-yield nuclear bombs have been directly launched as exploratory weapons, and a large number of gravity weapons have also been launched. Deployed on the opponent's forward line, at the same time, just in case, Skok himself was returning to orbit as quickly as possible, regardless of the fact that he had just built a decent planet, and there was something wrong with his preparations. Just run away.

Since Gore set an "example" for the swarm, this is also Zero's requirement.

The large-yield nuclear bomb used as a test had completely lost its effect just as the shield outside the opponent's fleet flickered open and closed. At the same time, the attack from them had also arrived.

Zero observed that, as if coming from some mysterious force, the Zerg space species suddenly died violently one by one across a distance of tens of thousands of kilometers, and their bodies became mutilated at the same time.

——Although it is not clear what it is exactly, the insect swarm is obviously under an unprecedented attack!

And this means that although the opponent's warships are less than one percent of the Zerg's, they do have offensive and defensive capabilities that far exceed those of the Zerg's space units!

As the battlefield continued to get closer, the Zerg's large-scale energy weapon bombardment was actually blocked by it. You must know that over the years, the Zerg's energy weapons have undergone several upgrades, both in terms of power and energy consumption. Orders of magnitude!

But even so, it can't break through the opponent's defense! The Zerg's own energy shield and the most high-tech bio-alloy outer armor can't even stop the opponent at all!

But the enemy's shield covering the entire fleet seems to be able to block all entities or energy. Nothing can pass through it!

"The situation seems a little bad..."

For a long time, although the enemies that the Zerg have encountered have some technological levels that are higher than those of the Zerg, and there is even a certain generation gap, none of these enemies can't cause any damage to the Zerg's war weapons, and none of them can attack at this distance. This resulted in such an exaggerated battle loss ratio with the Zerg!

0: 5026!

Yes, the opponent had an exaggerated record of zero battle losses and wiped out more than 5,000 Zerg space units in the process of advancing!

The gap in war technology between the two sides is visible to the naked eye!

Even the insect sea tactics that the Zerg were proud of had basically lost their meaning under such an exaggerated strength gap. Even if so many insect swarms launched simultaneous attacks, they could not shake their determination to move forward at all.

Of course, Zero knows that everything in the universe is closely related to energy. He does not believe that this so-called shield can continue to intercept the Zerg attacks forever, will never be overloaded, and will never run out of energy, but at least at this stage, after more than six figures, the Zerg space species can last for nineteen years. Under Ori Ri's crazy attack, the opponent remained unscathed, and even the speed and direction did not change much.

As arrogant and arrogant as ever.

Zero carefully calculated that if the hive fleet commanded by Skok in this star system caused almost no visible damage and almost no obstacles to the opponent, then only ninety-six Ori Suns would be needed to kill the enemy. Come to Sk!

The premise is that the opponent will not increase the speed midway.

According to the time prediction, the fleet that Dagos sent into the wormhole to support two years ago would need at least 622 Oridays to reach the battlefield!

How can we make up for the time gap that is visible to the naked eye?

Zero didn't know, but he knew that in this short period of time, no Zerg support would be able to arrive here.

If Sk is not prepared to escape, it will die in ninety-six Orui days, or become a prisoner of the other party.

Therefore, at this moment, for the sake of its own life, it can no longer stay here and guard the "living planet" that it has just completed through hard work.

Evacuation is its only option, even if it is very reluctant.

In the past many years, to be honest, the number of times that the Zerg tribe has been killed by the enemy is very few. Perhaps the Octopus Man who was like a bereaved dog was one of them, but then it was directly destroyed by the Zerg Swarm. hope.

It has always been the Cerebrates who have led the Hive Fleet to attack everywhere. Wherever they passed, the fire of civilization was extinguished. Countless individuals of intelligent races either died or became prisoners. Never before have they been attacked like this by enemies, especially It's a point where enemies that can be "seen" come to kill them directly, causing even the Cerebrates who command the swarm to flee.

But the matter has come to this, and if there are no subsequent changes, the outcome of this sudden war is already doomed.

Failure is inevitable, at least judging from the available intelligence. So, under Sk's rather reluctant gaze, it and its "car" disappeared into the quickly opened wormhole passage, and the command of this war came into the hands of Dagos.