I Am the Swarm

"Haven't you found a way to forcibly hack into their intranet?" Ji clan officials were still a little unwilling.

Since the new Ji clan inherited the name of the Ji clan, it has a history of hundreds of thousands of years. In such a long time, there must be civilizations like the swarm that don't want the Ji clan or other outsiders to access their internal network.

However, being weak is the original sin, and the weak new civilization can't resist the technological gap at all. Their self-righteous internal network protection is like a fake in front of the Ji clan.

But the swarm was completely different from the diehards they had encountered before.

"Not yet, sir, I'm sorry." A crew member of the Ji clan lowered his head in shame. He usually brags about how powerful his hacking skills are, but the current situation makes him look like a clown.

"Trash!" The officer yelled angrily, and threw out the water glass next to him with his hands. Before he came here, he had received a task, but now that the amount of work was over half, his team had nothing to gain.

"Sir, maybe the Zerg are telling the truth. They really don't have an internal network." A technician said suddenly.

"What? Are you stupid too? Without the intranet, do they use eye contact?" The chief of the Ji clan was a little angry, and he didn't expect his subordinates to say such naive remarks. When civilization reaches a certain level and knowledge accumulates to a certain level, more efficient means of transmission are bound to be needed. If you just rely on your brain to memorize it, it is impossible. Among other things, just a set of warp drive theory, even if you use a shorthand, you have to memorize it until the year of the monkey.

"But they don't even have a communication satellite, and our instruments haven't scanned any network signals. Now let alone intrusion, they don't even know where the door is." The technician firmly believed that it was not his own technology that had a problem, but the Zerg itself. has a problem.

"Zergs are taking the biological route. Who stipulated that they must have communication satellites to transmit information? Those big bugs floating in the sky may have functions similar to communication satellites. Don't make excuses for your incompetence, now! Immediately! Immediately think of a way, I don’t want to hear this no, that’s no good, I want to hear what I want to hear, otherwise, everyone can’t think about it!”

The chief got a little mad, the technicians under him might have lost their minds and came up with some messy excuses. The Zergs transmit long-distance information every now and then, and they can be intercepted, although they cannot decipher the specific content because of their unique primary-color encryption technology.

But this at least shows that the swarm also has information transmission technology, which has not been discovered yet, but I have not found a way yet. Once they find the clues, I believe that with their technical strength, it will be a matter of minutes to invade the Zerg intranet. He doesn't believe that the content on the intranet is all encrypted.

It is a pity that although their construction speed has slowed down to the extreme, they did not make any progress until the completion of the project, which made those technicians a little suspicious of life.

During this period, it is not that they have not tried to directly sneak into the Zerg's residence to investigate the situation through physical means. But when it is actually operated, it is found that difficulties are everywhere. Although it is known that there must be a large number of Zerg gathering places hidden on this planet, the Zerg spaceships cannot scan on a large scale, and the Zerg crypts are shielded by magnetic fields, making some small scanning devices ineffective.

Therefore, they didn't even know where the Zerg gathering place was, so they couldn't even talk about sneaking in. And even if there is a place, how to avoid the ubiquitous Euglena in the sky is also a problem. Whether these things were living or what, the Ji clan who didn't know them were a little helpless.

In order to understand them, the Ji clan even created an accident, successfully captured a small Euglena, and stuffed it into a special container to prevent it from sounding the alarm. But when they wanted to dissect it, they encountered the same embarrassment as the Riken tribe. The moment the eyeworm was pierced by the probe again, the gene collapsed and turned into thick water.

Not reconciled, they acted again and again, and did not stop until they received a warning from the swarm.

Just like that, the resentful Ji Clan construction team left, and they still needed to join their counterparts in the Sandstorm galaxy and stay there for a while. It's a pity that their colleagues there also gained very little. After all, the Sandstorm galaxy is more primitive than the Proxima Centauri galaxy.

In the days that followed, everything seemed to be calm, and Luo Wen had been waiting for the follow-up moves of the chess players behind the scenes, but they did not arrive for a long time. The swarm seemed to be forgotten.

A few years later, the acceptance of the Swarm Trade City was completed, and the Ji Clan ships left the Swarm Territory and returned to the Riken Galaxy to station. Different from the cold reception on the side of the swarm, the Riken side has been built into an important scientific research base.

It is said that a lot of progress has been made in these years, and some finished products have been produced. Of course, Luo Wen's secret help is indispensable for this. With the control of himself, Rowan became more comfortable in interfering with node units. Remotely controlling them to mutate a little gene in the experiment is a basic operation. And the hands and feet are clean without leaving any traces.

Time passed, and it was so peaceful for nearly a hundred years. During this period, in the territory of the swarm, Rowan found nothing suspicious, which could be called a follow-up action. This strange situation made Rowan doubt whether the previous guess was true.

However, he quickly threw this idea out of his mind. Although he was very old physically, his mental age was still too "young". Over the years, Luo Wen has also collected a lot of information through various channels, including those from the Ji clan and those from other clans.

In the records of civilizations with a history of hundreds of thousands of years, some strategic planning and laying the groundwork for hundreds of years are trivial, and thousands of years are only of moderate significance, and there are even plans that span tens of thousands of years and span several generations.

In comparison, the fact that the Zerg Swarm had been silent for nearly a hundred years seemed nothing. But this kind of situation of being on the chessboard without knowing the next move made Luo Wen feel a little uncomfortable.

Because there are a large number of Ji people entering from the Liken tribe, and some finished products have already been produced, more foreigners are attracted. Although those finished products are produced by the Ji clan and have nothing to do with the Liken tribe, a lot of Liken are also involved in many production links.

Moreover, they are also considered trading items in the trade city, with tax revenue. The trade city has been expanded several times, coupled with the huge flow of people, which has promoted their economy and progress. On this basis, the strength of the Liken tribe grew rapidly.

The growth of strength is often accompanied by the growth of ambition. With the Ji clan and their laboratories, plus a large number of foreign races, if there is a war in the Riken galaxy, it will not be a simple few forces that will be offended.

Therefore, the reckless Riken tribe wants to seek more, and the first thing they want is the integrity of the Riken galaxy.