I Am the Swarm

With the arrival of all the members of the Lashudia warships, all the civilized races at the front line understand that the war is about to break out. At the same time, various gatherings and discussions filled the camp.

The focus of the discussion is naturally the upcoming war and how it should be carried out, followed by the discussion of the Zerg itself.

It is impossible for the various races not to do some homework in advance when they are about to fight the Zerg, but the current performance of the Zerg seems to be somewhat inconsistent with what is described in the data.

Compared with the Zerg in the past, the current Zerg seems too docile. In this regard, there are two opinions among the foreign races. One is that the Zerg race knows that there is no hope of victory, has given up, and is now enjoying the last period of life. The second is that all of this is an illusion. The Zerg have held back some big moves, so they are confident.

The proportion of support for the two views is 40-60, and the proportion of people who think that the Zerg has prepared a big move is higher. Therefore, the third most popular discussion topic is what kind of big move the Zerg is holding back.

There are all kinds of guesses, what kind of super bombs, detonating stars, and even the two-way foils in science fiction movies have come out. But as the topic progressed, speculations about super bombs and two-way foils were all ruled out.

Because super bombs are simply impossible, what kind of bomb can reach a distance of several light years and wipe out a super fleet composed of three billion warships in one fell swoop, it is simply unimaginable.

As for the two-way foil, let alone, this can be imagined, but for now, it only exists in the imagination. Various civilizations have not stopped exploring the dimensions, but they haven't heard of any progress, and even the Ji clan can't enter.

Therefore, detonating a star seems to be the most likely option. If the Zerg can really blow up the stars of the No. 1 solar system, then this huge fireball that is undergoing various energy reactions at all times, once it explodes, it will eject a large amount of matter and energy, destroying the super fleet of the coalition forces Just like playing. Maybe the nearby star systems within a few circles will become dead zones, and the entire territory of the Star Sea Alliance will be more or less affected.

If the Zerg really planned to do this, then it would be a bit of a big deal, but sacrificing their own biological weapons in exchange for the alliance's warships and personnel, this deal is not a loss.

Moreover, in these years, the reinforcements of the Zerg have increased slowly, although objectively speaking, many factors have restricted the speed of the Zerg's increase. An increase of one billion in ten years is completely within a reasonable range.

But people sometimes only want to believe what they want to believe. According to word of mouth, the slow increase of Zerg troops has become a deliberate effort to reduce their own casualties. After all, if the troops here are destined to be completely wiped out, the fewer the troops, the better.

The foreigners speculated that if it wasn't for the purpose of preventing them from seeing the flaws, the Zerg would be eager to withdraw all the original troops here. And from another point of view, the star is indeed a super bomb. The range of influence of this bomb can reach hundreds of thousands of light years, and there is no construction cost. It is completely formed naturally, and all used ones are said to be good.

Of course, the last sentence is just a joke. In the records of the various races in the alliance, there has never been a record of bombing a star. This is not just a matter of not wanting to, in history, there have always been a few lunatics who had some crazy ideas.

The reason why the lunatics did not succeed, in the final analysis, is the lack of strength. Although the stars are there, they can't be blown up if they want to.

Not to mention stars, just an ordinary geologic planet, even a slightly larger one, would be difficult for many foreigners. Among the civilizations in the middle circle, at least half of them have nothing to do with planets.

The gap between planets and stars is even greater than the gap between primitive people and middle-circle civilizations. Anyway, none of the forces currently on the front line can do this.

Including the Lashudia civilization, which is known as the strongest civilization in the middle circle.

Not only them, I am afraid that those inner circle civilizations will find it difficult to do so. Therefore, whether the Zerg have the strength and methods to blow up the stars has become a new hot topic.

Moreover, if the Zerg's plan is really to use the power of star explosions to destroy the coalition forces. So what they are facing is not only the question of whether they can blow up the stars.

Even if the Zerg has a way to blow up the star, the various energy impacts produced by the star explosion will not fly at warp speed. As long as a certain distance is maintained, even if the star is detonated, the coalition forces can turn around calmly, keep a safe distance, and leave at warp speed.

If they can't wipe out this wave of coalition forces in one fell swoop, and they have lost so many troops, then the Zerg will lose more than they gain. The Zerg are not stupid, past achievements can prove this point, they must have certain certainty to make such a plan.

The foreigners used their imaginations and continued to explore along this line of thought, only to find that the problem seemed to be back to the coalition forces.

Because the purpose of the coalition forces is to attack the No. 1 star system, and they will inevitably approach there. The Zerg don't need to use any tricks at all, and the coalition forces will send them to the door.

On the contrary, the Zerg would be safe. Their original purpose was to resist the attack of the coalition forces. If they didn't go, they would naturally not be able to pose a threat to the Zerg territory.

The more the outsiders thought about it, the more they felt that this was the case, logically consistent and in line with reality, and that's what the Zerg planned. More and more foreigners believed in this speculation, so the speculation gradually became certain.

The strange thing is that the foreigners were not too annoyed by this, but gloated a little. Now the things on the front line are dominated by the Lashudia tribe. When things have developed to the point where they are today, everyone wants to see what solution the Lashudia tribe will give. If they are forced to retreat before fighting, or stay here It's a big joke to waste time, and the result may overwhelm all the hot topics.

The melon-eating crowd prepared the melon seed benches and ate melons in the front row, cheerfully planning to watch the Rashudias suffer. After all, the hateful character of the entire Rashudia tribe has offended too many people.

But they underestimated the Lashudia tribe, and underestimated their bad character, so they didn't think of any solution at all. People are here for the first victory, how can they back down when things come to an end, honor is my life, if you don't succeed you will be benevolent.

Therefore, the battle plan was issued not long after. Compared with the previous plan, the new plan has almost no changes, and it can even be said to be exactly the same.

The fact is indeed true. The meaning of the Lashudia tribe is that the plan remains the same, with all members in formation, pushing forward and destroying everything in the way...

This time the aliens were blown up. They didn't have any plan to prevent the Zerg from detonating the stars. Isn't this going to send them to death? So they protested against the plan of the Rashudia tribe.

But the Lashudia tribe ignored them, and just said that they are the front-line commanders at present, and whoever dares to resist orders will be punished on the spot.