I Am the Swarm

Capturing Cross wasn't a one-shot deal. After the transformation was completed, the swarm would have to send her back.

Therefore, in order to follow up the plan and capture her actions, the abilities displayed by the swarm cannot exceed the acceptance range of the Rickon tribe.

Fortunately, with more than a hundred "internal agents", this difficult task was finally completed by the swarm.

First, the swarm needs to cut off the support force from Cross's base.

This problem is easy to solve. When the "internal response" was put back, the swarm thought of this. As long as it was revealed that the Rikens were still alive, those commanders, for whatever reason, would eventually carry out a rescue operation.

However, the swarm's deliberate performance in the "granary" before, and the daily reduction of the number of Riken patrols, became very meaningful.

The Rickens were "lucky" to discover this, so they had to hurry up and act as soon as possible.

The plan of the swarm is that when other bases start attacking the crypt, the troops will be lured deeper and then dragged down by the worms. On the other side, the insect swarm gathered a large number of insects, and lightning broke through the Cross base.

The plan went very smoothly. Although the Liken tribe didn't talk about martial ethics, they even used flamethrowers to open the way. They would rather go slower than rush in.

But on the other side, most of the troops in the Cross base were sent to support other bases. Due to the low internal response level of the swarm, the swarm did not get the news until the war was about to start.

The swarm originally assembled more than 30 million raiders around the Cross base, and then entered the battlefield according to the situation. If the Cross base is well-defended, a lot of bugs may be invested. Even if the Cross base is successfully breached, the huge number of bugs will also arouse the vigilance of the Riken tribe.

This news came very timely, and before the swarm had time to respond to it, they received the news that the sentry had an "internal response". This surprised Sarah and other blades, which showed that the emptiness in Cross's base was beyond imagination.

Previously, due to the low level of "Internal Response" and the wounded number, wandering around in the base might cause alarm, so the swarm didn't know much about the situation in the Cross base.

And now that "Internal Response" has joined the Sentinel, the deployment map of the Cross base is naked in front of the swarm. The swarms can easily avoid the minefields outside the base, the sensing devices and their matching automatic defense weapons. This allowed the swarm to reduce the input of a large number of troops.

Although the Rickon would wonder how the Zerg evaded these things, and then confirm that the Zerg is intelligent, it doesn't matter anymore, this information has been revealed many times before.

It is still very worthwhile to use a piece of information that has been exposed to hide the true number of the swarm.

As for how the swarm knew the content of the defense, the Riken tribe who lacked information would definitely not be able to speculate on the real reason.

With the help of the "internal response", the swarm directly crossed the barrier to reach the outer edge of the base's main structure. Those bright and dark whistles had nowhere to hide from the swarm with multiple observation methods, let alone the help of the "internal response" .

However, the role of these "internal responses" came to an end after helping the swarm to delay their discovery a little bit. It is impossible for the swarm to let them directly open the gate of the base and let the worms in.

It's really stupid to expose a hole card for such a small matter that can be solved easily.

So these "internal agents" are also resolved in their posts, but they only die physically, and their spirits will return to the swarm network. As long as Rowan is fine, the swarm intelligence is immortal.

Those solid gates, a specially made acid worm can be solved. This kind of hand card that can be made at any time, it doesn't hurt to expose a little.

The general structure diagram of the Cross base, the swarm has been obtained through "internal response", the swarm network, a cheating device that can communicate secretly and in real time, is more useful in wartime than imagined.

Therefore, the swarm that invaded the base went straight to the command room, and the blades speculated that there was a high probability that Cross was there. And it doesn't matter even if they aren't there, some tiny scouting bugs of the bug swarm have begun to spread in the base, it doesn't matter if these bugs are discovered afterwards, they are a decoy card, they are used to expose them.

At the same time, the oppressive attack of the swarm will also force Cross to reveal her position.

Sure enough, the insect swarm received a message from the "internal response" on the way, and had already found the target location. But the bad news that followed was that the support of the Rickon tribe would arrive sooner than expected.

If the bug captures Cross in the base, it will be taken away. One is that the time is too late, and it is likely to be blocked by the support troops. Second, the purpose of doing so is too clear. It does not match the image of the "Zerg" who has always had some wisdom, but the level of wisdom is not high.

And doing so will also cause a lot of trouble for Klose's future return. If a big man who was obviously known by the Zerg, a big man who the Zerg would capture even if they captured a base, was simply rescued, normal people would think there was something wrong with it.

Therefore, an accident was needed to allow Cross to leave the base on her own initiative.

As a result, the bugs began to press closer, keeping a certain distance, and constantly creating a sense of tension and oppression. In this case, a "reasonable" suggestion was passed to Kloss, and at the same time, the words were not what they said. It made a guiding hint.

The base can no longer stop the bugs, but bugs can't fly, so it's safe to take off in an airship.

The suggestion was accepted because it was "reasonable".

Under the desperate cover of the "Patrol Wounded", Cross finally boarded the gunboat.

At this time, the plan was almost completed, and the Blades, who were always paying attention to the battle situation, also breathed a sigh of relief.

Indeed, when the ground resistance forces and gunboat pilots are all "one of their own", Cross is already in the urn.

As a result, the attack of the bugs became fierce, and the commander of the defense line ordered to open the dome and let the gunboat fly out under the situation of being "forced and helpless".

With the cooperation of the pilot, the acid worms who had been waiting outside easily damaged the gunboat.

Under such circumstances, the gunboat that was emitting billowing black smoke made a very "reasonable" forced landing far away from the base. And even if the gunboat was not damaged, it didn't matter, the gunboat would still make an emergency landing. In the end, the Rickens checked the accidental spaceship, and they would only come to the conclusion that the pilot was unskilled and the operation was wrong.

After all, he is just a new recruit in the patrol team. Under such a tense situation, it is reasonable to make some mistakes in operating the spaceship, isn't it?

After the gunboat made an emergency landing, a Zerg lair would appear very "coincidentally" around. Closkey's area is fifty kilometers around, and there are passages all over the ground. No matter where the gunboat lands, there will "just happen" to be a lair there.

Because it happened to be the "hunting time" of the Zerg at this time, it was very "reasonable" for everyone on the gunboat to be captured by the bugs.

At this point, the plan to capture the senior commander of the Riken tribe has also come to a successful conclusion.