Apocalyptic Garbage Sorting System

"Do you think... these Zerg S-class bugs are endless?"

Archimonde said irritably:

"Although this level of insects can indeed be produced directly from the worm’s nest, it takes a long time. It takes at least a few months, and there is a limit on the number. Only the original S-level worms die. Only then can new bugs be created."

"So, these S-class bugs that are appearing now are the inventory of the entire worm nest. They were only concentrated because of our invasion. Didn't you find that the rate of increase of S-class bugs has begun to slow down? ?"

"Yep?"

Hearing Archimonde's explanation, Varimathras turned his head and looked around. Sure enough, the frequency of S-class bugs had begun to decrease!

"In addition, according to the distance that humans said, what we are going to is not the center of the Worm’s Nest, then there is nothing terrible. The real powerhouse of the Zerg will never leave the center of the Worm’s Nest easily, especially when When the Worm's Nest is under attack!"

Archimonde said again:

"Because if the core of the Worm's Nest is destroyed, it would be the end of the Zerg race. Therefore, we have been fighting until now and have not seen a wise insect appear! That guy Grijalva will not easily Expose his hole cards!"

Varimathras thought about it carefully. He really hadn’t seen a wise high-level zerg appear. Although there were a lot of S-level bugs, these S-level bugs were only powerful. Others, like other bugs. It's no different!

But... how could the king be so clear about the Zerg? Haven't heard him mention it before?

Varimathras was a little puzzled, but Archimonde didn't give him time to think, and shouted:

"Don't be stunned, the longer the delay, the greater our loss, speed up, and immediately rush to the space channel!!"

What Archimonde said just now is true. The Undead and the Zerg are old rivals. As the King of the Undead, Archimonde certainly has a very deep understanding of the Zerg.

The strongest of the Zerg is not the S-level bugs that appeared before. Although they are also very powerful, they are mass-produced by the worm's nest, without their own wisdom, and are no different from ordinary bugs.

The real control of the Zerg is the wise Zerg, and these Zergs are all very powerful without exception, but the king of the Zerg Grijalva has always been unwilling to send the true elites of these Zergs to fight, unless the Zerg has reached the limit. The critical moment.

The reason is simple. Among the Zerg, it is easy to produce powerful insects. As long as there is life energy, it can be produced, but the emergence of the intelligent Zerg is quite difficult.

The insects produced by Worm’s Nest are all mass-produced, so the insects are almost exactly the same, and they have no intelligence. They only know to obey orders. Although this makes the Zerg army become quite disciplined fighters, they also It can only execute commands mechanically.

The wise Zerg among the Zerg, including Grijalva, are also mass-produced in the Worm’s Nest in this way. In other words, the process of their birth and the materials used are similar to other There is no difference between Zerg.

It's just that these insects are relatively lucky. At the moment of birth, they have their own independent consciousness, and then, after gradually growing, they become these intelligent insects.

This kind of wise Zerg can’t deliberately create a worm’s nest, and can only rely on luck. After a bug is born, as long as he has his own consciousness, he will be immediately discovered by the worm’s nest, and it will be closely protected, and resources will be tilted immediately!

Not many such conscious Zergs have been born. According to the output ratio of the Zergs, it would take hundreds or even hundreds of billions of worms for one to appear in [Guchengdushu.com].

Therefore, Grijalva, the king of the Zerg, of course cares about these intelligent Zergs, even if they are all the most powerful among the Zergs because of the resource tilt of the Worm’s Nest, Grijalva still refuses to take it lightly. He let them out, but took them to stay in the center of the Worm Nest. After all, one less died, and no one wanted to be a group of unconscious machines.

In fact, Li Yichen should be grateful for this characteristic of the Zerg and Grijalva's caution, otherwise, I am afraid that the capital of **** will not develop like it is now!

At first, when Li Yichen first discovered the abyss and dropped the bomb down, the roar he heard came from Grijalva. At that time, the angry Grijalva wanted to provoke the Zerg. The guy killed it.

At that time, among those wise zergs, there happened to be a zerg who had the ability to pass through uncured trial channels. If at that time, Grijalva could be cruel and try to make this zerg and Li Yichen die together. Li Yichen probably didn't even have a chance to escape.

However, Grijalva failed to make this decision in the end, so Li Yichen was able to come here several times without incident.

In the later period, when Grijalva and the others came over, they naturally knew that the Zerg army they sent out was not fighting the undead zombies, but was intercepted by the Humans.

However, Grijalva still did not take any action, and even continued to send out the Zerg army to attack the human base!

Because those worms are only the lowest-level zerg of the zerg, if they are to be produced, it will take a very short time and they are completely worth the cost!

And the most important thing is that the Zerg actually found the source of life energy this time, so it doesn't care about the loss of life energy caused by the Zerg army rushing into the human race.

Moreover, Grijalva also wants to use this method to continuously produce new bugs among the Zerg, and see if there can be a self-conscious bug again!

It can be said that if the Zerg had not found a new source of life energy, Grijalva would also like to use this method to try. They could send out a few S-level bugs at will to destroy the capital of hell. .

The capital of **** at that time could not withstand the attack of the S-class Zerg, even the mass-produced type was impossible! It is estimated to have been completely destroyed...

Of course Li Yichen didn't know that he was so lucky, but even if he knew it, he wouldn't be grateful to the Zerg because of it. He should destroy them, and destroy them in the same way.

It’s just that if Li Yichen really knew the Zerg’s situation, he might not have destroyed the Zerg. It would be so easy to imagine...