The Collection of The End

Hmm... It turns out that cosmic-level doomsday elements are like this.

As the Seven Color Light spacecraft ran all the way back to the planet of the green grassland, I brought the "perspective" back to the galactic level, and observed the reactions of each civilization to the emergence of the "Sorlin Swarm" one by one.

Basically, just like the message prompted by the sister, the civilization that knows its emergence will immediately enter a wartime state, and this will not be delayed because the leader denies its existence.

The green light doesn’t mention it. After all, its king directly saw the Thorin swarm. Only the ambassadors of Ute, Bau, and Wattum knew about it before they had time to return news, but these civilizations almost simultaneously began to target Thorin's combat readiness.

Civilizations that have not received news at all, such as Cyberlux located in the center of the galaxy, and the First Alliance, which is simply in the other half of the galaxy, have all begun to vigorously develop technology under the premonition of a certain danger.

The reason should be that their group consciousness felt a direct threat and the result of forcibly leading the civilization.

This can be supported by the fact that some individuals with strong spiritual power, even if they are not exposed to specific pictures and descriptions of the Thorin swarm, can get a strong premonition of "the Thorin swarm destroys the galaxy" from only some signs, such as Little green light follower.

Finally, Zulwin didn't know what he was doing, as the origin of the Thorin Swarm, "Ireson," but Abathur had been in a daze, and he hadn't made a choice between "surrendering" or "declaring war."

[Now there is a good news and a bad news, which one do you want to hear? 】The stupid system suddenly opened the door and sold it when I checked the star map.

Although I have probably guessed what it is going to say, let's cooperate.

‘Say okay first. ’

[The good news is that if the ‘Tholin Swarm’ is defeated, you will get a copy of the ‘Doom Element’ from all civilizations that eventually survived. 】

‘What’s bad? ’

[The bad news is that, except for the green light, no other civilization is considered ‘survived’, so it cannot provide doomsday elements. 】

'Oh. ’

[You guessed it? 】

‘No, I thought you were going to say, because the materials of the Thorin Swarm, Irisson and Ba Ao, belong to the rewind civilization, so this doomsday element does not count. ’

[If it was'Ireson' who was fooled by the four vendors and decided to destroy all life in the galaxy, that would be the case, but since the trichosaurus was involved, it was also modified by Nurg, the'Tholin Swarm' naturally Be regarded as a new species. 】

‘Let’s think about it, if I want to know the bad news first, do you want to say that because other civilizations are rolled back, they cannot provide doomsday elements, and the good news is green light? ’

[Fu? 】The stupid system tries to sell cute, but unfortunately because there is no body, the effect is not good.

I ignored it for the time being weird, and looked at the place where the "Sorin Swarm" appeared.

Although they come from subspace, they don't seem to be able to supplement their numbers from subspace. The five galaxies occupied are the initial bases and all forces.

The giant units that were previously destroyed on the space station were called "Warriors", there were also "Brood Mothers" that carried out long-range attacks or restored soldiers’ lives, as well as the largest number of messy small bugs, collectively named "Insect Swarm ( Swarmling.

After destroying the Council Space Station of the Xinghai Community, they directly used the original materials to create a "StarHive" in situ as their main base, and the bases of the other four galaxies were "StarNest".

These nests transform the planets in the galaxy into an “Infested World” covered with a thick blanket of bacteria by hatching a large number of “Infestors”. The “Infested World” can continue to incubate the “Infested” and “Worker bees”. Ground units such as Workers and Transports plunder planetary resources, and they can also incubate fighters, broodmothers, and swarms to expand their spheres of influence.

And every "interstellar lair" is guarded by a powerful and never leaving "Queen".

From this point of view, although "Sorin Swarm" is a game of Nurgle, its strength is not a joke.

‘So, how to eliminate them? Capture five galaxies in this region? ’

[Small? The stupid system raised its voice a little, paused, and then quickly fell down: [Well, relative to a thousand habitable galaxies, it's indeed a small amount. 】

‘No, it has nothing to do with the total, it’s mainly the opponent’s problem, look. I switched the screen to the home planets of several civilizations that already have the thought of "doomsday".

Ute began to manufacture space battleships in large quantities. They were large in size. Although they were not flattering in appearance, they were sufficiently powerful.

Although Baao is a plant civilization, only the previous battle between native and fusion knows that they are not peace-loving characters. Although the performance of the plant spacecraft is not good, the number is sufficient.

Watum, a civilization that doubts the authenticity of the world, although I have locked some key technologies, as a whole is still a bear kid who is constantly trying to test the flexibility of the world's rules, and the warships he built are also strange and hardly alike.

The most exaggerated thing is the green light. After learning that there are powerful and large numbers of enemies, they "give up" for the first time in internal fighting.

It was two lords who had caused an irreconcilable conflict and decided to fight a fight to resolve the dispute. Just when they were halfway through the fight, there was news about the attack on the Xinghai Community headquarters. The slightly weaker side immediately Announcing his defeat, on the grounds that "I'm tired of fighting with these guys who look like me. I'm going to challenge a new enemy."

This is a trivial matter in the eyes of other races, but it has overturned the tradition of "if you win or die" of the Green Lights, which proves how eager they are to fight at this time.

Another exaggeration is the vehicles they made when preparing for war. At the beginning, I squeezed them well, full of sci-fi elements, Kit, Thunder, Flying Wolf, and Enterprise, but they were forced to rely on "I think about it. "Strength" was changed, and it became nondescript, tattered, and full of steampunk-style vehicles.

These things can’t even tell which type of vehicle they are. The whole thing is like a scrapped vehicle that should be thrown directly into the junkyard. It may bang when driving on the road, at sea, or even in the air. Will take out a huge wrench, say "I wonder if it can continue to drive" on the road, and after a ding-dong repair, he will be on the road again-and then repeat this operation when the next failure is foreseeable.

When neither party has a limit on total strength, only individual combat power, equipment technology content, and fighting enthusiasm can be competed. Regarding this, Green Light will not lose to anyone.