How the Zergs were Made

Chapter 792 Unconditional Surrender

The war between the Zerg and the collectors is still going on. No, it is not very appropriate to say it is a 'war'. It is more appropriate to describe it as a 'unilateral massacre'.

There is a huge technological gap between the Zerg and the amoeba. After the collectors unlock the super-light technology, the technological barrier is multiplied, and it is difficult to make up for it in quantity.

Just one superluminal creature is enough to deal with the Leviathan swarms covering the entire star system.

The extremely cheap super-light speed technology allows the collectors to leave or enter the star system at will, and the Zerg cannot intercept them. The collectors can quickly travel between the enemy's position and the group's colonized star, and endlessly supplement ammunition to attack the enemy. The swarm can only be beaten passively, without any power to fight back.

This is true for a single superluminal creature, let alone a group of superluminal creatures.

In addition, due to Huogu's order, the collectors attacking the Zerg can be said to be wholehearted. The speed at which the Zerg territory fell was basically the same as the speed at which the collectors colonized the uninhabited star system.

It can be said that the presence or absence of the Zerg had little effect on the colonial expansion of the foragers.

According to the current expansion trend, it only takes more than a hundred years for the amoeba to expand its territory to the entire star system, and even if the Zerg continues to expand and occupy new star systems, it will be destroyed in a few decades. To catch up, the expansion speed of the amoeba is faster than that of the Zerg.

Every day, a large number of news about the fall of the star system reaches the Zerg master. If the master is a human being, his hair will be bald now, and he will grow hysterically at his subordinates like the head of state.

However, the master is not a human being, so he did not become that way. The specialized biological brain is always thinking about how to solve the current danger of genocide.

The Zerg Master couldn't help but recall the last conversation he had with the Master of the Shepherd's Servants.

The herdsman let the Zerg go because of the similarity between the Zerg and the amoeba, and incorporated them as servants, hoping that when they would become another amoeba.

However, compared to the current amoeba, the Zerg master feels that this is simply the wishful thinking of the shepherds. Will they become amoebas? How to be?

The Zerg and the amoeba have fought. Although they don't know much about it, they can still intuitively feel the insurmountable gap between the Zerg like a natural moat.

The gap only needs to be a simple comparison.

For example, to interfere with the use of the spiritual domain, how should the Zerg change their genes, and what creatures should they find to obtain the genes, so as to block the use of the spiritual domain?

The Zerg Overlords discovered that they simply couldn't do this.

By changing the genes and inducing the evolution of organisms, fangs and claws can become sharper and sharper, worm acid can be adjusted into various other formulas, and organisms can become larger and stronger.

But they just can't master the biological ability to shield the spiritual realm, unless there are organisms that can shield the spiritual realm, and the Zerg can use the genes of this organism without hindrance.

Or use the oldest soil method to destroy the genes by radioactive rays, and let the gene fragments be randomly combined, maybe it is possible to combine the genes that block the ability of the spiritual realm.

Of course, this possibility is very small, so small that it can basically be understood as non-existent in disguise.

At this moment, the Zerg masters suddenly realized how weak their Zergs are. This weakness comes from their devouring of other biological genes. This development model that relies too much on other biological genes has established their current weakness.

If there is only Zerg left in the whole world, don't they need to become stronger? Do you have the ability to quickly become stronger in a short period of time?

The answer is, no, because there are no powerful genes for them to obtain, which is the weakness of their Zerg.

Although the current situation is not as severe as the only Zerg species left in the world, the situation is not much worse. The stronger the Zerg becomes, the fewer genes the Zerg can use.

For example, by obtaining the genes of birds, the Zerg has mastered the ability to flap their wings to fly, then the subsequent Zerg acquisition of genes of other birds and similar flying creatures will no longer be meaningful, because the principles of flight are similar, they are all flapping their wings to fly, and the Zerg fan The genes of the wings are even more powerful after special genetic adjustments, far beyond what natural creatures can match.

Perhaps the Zerg can collect genes to make the structure of the wings more reasonable and the flight resistance to be smaller, but it is simply too much to think about super-light technology or anti-matter propulsion technology through natural evolution.

Because of this weakness, the number of Zerg has increased geometrically, but in terms of technical strength, it has always developed at a snail's pace. Except for the early stage of gene devouring ability, this ability gradually becomes more and more powerful to imprison Zerg. the shackles.

After reflection, the Zerg Master didn't have a correct concept of 'science', but also because of successive defeats, he felt more clearly and intuitively the disadvantages brought by gene devouring technology to development.

The question is still the same - if there were no other organisms other than the Zerg, wouldn't the Zerg stop developing?

In addition to snatching the genes of other creatures and destroying the lottery method of gene recombination, isn't there another better way to let the Zerg want what kind of genes they want?

In fact, the Zerg didn't have it, and the master felt that his idea was an impossible delusion, just like the shepherd's delusion that the Zerg would grow into another amoeba.

After all...how could it exist.

Thinking of his own race, the Zerg Master withdrew his messy thoughts, focusing on analyzing the current situation and how the Zerg should continue to exist.

"The shepherds don't care about us. In their eyes, the Zerg is just a substitute amoeba, a servant race, a tool. If it perishes, it will perish. They won't even do anything specifically because of it... ..."

With the prolongation of the battle, the Zerg had no hope for the Herdsman, and the Overlord knew that he had to think of a feasible way for the Zerg to continue.

"Fighting the amoeba is a battle that the Zerg is destined to be unable to win. The Zerg's opponent is too strong, and it is ridiculously strong in all aspects, including the number we are most proud of..."

"...I really can't understand. The territory is obviously much smaller than ours. At that time, we didn't know how to use jumps. Why can amoeba suppress us in numbers? Could it be that they can conjure raw materials out of thin air?"

By estimating the star systems that cannot be reached directly using spirit jumps, the Zerg was able to roughly outline the amoeba territory.

But it is precisely because of this that the Zerg master is puzzled. Before the speed of light, where did the amoeba get the material to produce individuals to compete with the huge swarm?

"For the current plan, we can only pray to the spirit realm and see what good solutions it can give..."

At the time when the Zerg was in crisis, the spiritual domain gave the Zerg a method to quickly produce Leviathan, and after the expansion of the gate world was contained, it also provided a large-scale spiritual domain jump method across stars.

It can be said that the Zerg master has great confidence in the spiritual domain, and it asked the question - how can the Zerg survive in the battle with the amoeba?

[Unconditional surrender. 】