Zerg: An incredible way to survive

According to all the memories of that man, human technology has evolved to an incredible stage, and one can possess powerful strength without even practicing hard.

No wonder those races want to divide the fortune of the human race. Even if there is no ninth-level master in charge, no one from other races would dare to mess around.

Comparing this man's memory with my previous memory as a human, the time difference is huge.

However, human aesthetics seem to have degenerated a lot. People like to make all objects in a square shape, even the houses.

However, the information obtained based on his own memory is inaccurate, and more information is needed to judge the current strength of mankind.

However, I still want to stabilize my realm first. In the original advancement route of the Zerg, the advancement is through creating Zerg and breeding Zerg, and the Zerg itself cannot use magic, and can only cast magic through sacrifice and special instruments, so absorbing too much magic power and mana is not very useful, and can only be used for advancement.

My current realm is level seven, but the species I am in has not reached level seven, so my current strength is superficial and not complete. I need to advance my species to level seven as soon as possible so that I can unleash the swarm's original level seven strength.

But now that I have dealt with these humans, given their personalities, other humans will soon come here to investigate. I need to erase all traces of their presence, and also prevent the Zerg from tracking them and sneaking into their cities to obtain intelligence and trade some scarce resources.

Fan Shuang and I returned to the underground and began to issue new orders. Due to the activation of the Dragon Trapping Formation, all the magic ores around the giant snake turned into ordinary stones. Now the only useful things are the snake's skin and the bones inside it that form the cell.

Previously, we had been concentrating on digging the magic ore in the surrounding area, and we did not realize that this vein also contained many rare metals formed by the influence of high concentration of magic.

However, it will take a lot of time to mine all these mineral resources.

But humans won't give you this opportunity. Within two days, humans came to investigate. I saw those humans walking around with square instruments in their hands. I didn't dare go out hunting anymore and could only concentrate on breeding the Zerg underground.

However, those humans could not stand loneliness, so they all left after just two days of quick exploration.

It just so happened that I created a lot of micro-Zergs, and left with their vehicles to see if there was a place for me in the city where humans lived.

However, their vehicle looked no different from the carriage I had ridden in before, except that the wooden car was replaced with an iron box, and the small wooden wheels were replaced with black wheels. Apart from that, the overall structure became bulky and even inferior in appearance to the wooden sedan.

But it's strange to say, after I digested Luo Shiying's memory, I learned that human technology changed 200 years ago, and the world 200 years ago was the same as the world I know.

But how did my soul come to 200 years later?

And why did I appear in the Zerg territory? And why was I picked up by the Zerg?

Moreover, insect queens actually appeared around human large cities, and humans didn't even notice it.

Everything seems so coincidental, even perfect, but why do they create a powerful enemy for themselves?

After all, it is impossible to kill the Zerg Queen in a normal way. At most, it can only be suppressed. Due to the Zerg's killing nature, some races will capture and enslave the Zerg Queen to obtain a large amount of combat power for war.

Forget it, let’s not worry about it anymore and first study the cutting-edge technology of mankind, this item called a mobile phone.

This thing is a bit strange. It will emit light with just a slight touch, and I can feel that this phone seems to be emitting some "light", some special light that seems to be transmitting something, and also seems to be receiving something.

However, when I took it apart, I found many kinds of rare metals inside, but those rare metals were embedded in a special substance, and it was not clear what substance it was. I chose not to touch it for the time being, and it seemed that the amount was a little small.

However, for these basic human objects, the usage can be found in the tradition, but the operating principles and production methods of such objects are not recorded in the tradition.

While I was still studying these little artifacts of humanity, an unexpected visitor entered a trap I had never known on the surface before.

It's a half-orc.

Species like the Orcs possess the power of orcs and the wisdom of humans. Such perfect creatures should be able to defeat humans, but because of their human half, they cannot survive in the orc community, and humans also dislike them because they have half orc genes.

As a result, many orcs had to huddle together for warmth. Generally speaking, the appearance of one orc meant the appearance of a group, and the migration of a group of orcs meant that they were once again driven out of the city by humans.

Moreover, orcs are not tasty either, because their seemingly human bodies have the same physique as orcs, resulting in little fat. In addition, their own souls make the fusion of the two not very pure, which makes their taste even worse.

There were sufficient reports of normal activity in the vicinity, but no Orcs were found. Including the one that fell into the trap, there were only seven in total, and one fell into the trap.

But the remaining six orcs didn't pay much attention to the orc who fell into the trap, and left directly, leaving the orc who fell into the trap groaning in pain.

This scene has an indescribable sense of weirdness. It seems that they deliberately left their companions there. Is this a new trick used by humans?

At this time, I was stunned by their actions. I couldn't make a decision for a moment and could only leave the orc in the trap.

I saw the orc still groaning in pain in the trap. He might have been frightened or in too much pain and passed out after a while. I even asked the Zerg to cover the trap with more leaves to prevent him from catching a cold.

By night, the leaves had gradually covered his entire body. I was ordered to dig a hole in the ground and pull him underground without revealing too many clues.

Soon, a half-orc appeared in front of me.