Interstellar Almighty Evolution (Galactic Almighty Evolution)

"Okay, Childe can be Childe." Nelson frowned. This homophonic name is better than calling the child directly, and Barka's explanation can probably cope with Qin Hao's inquiry, so he didn't bother to continue. No more wasting brain cells on this.

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On this side, the worm nest is concentrating on incubating the Zild Legion, while on the other side, the Angel Troops have finally merged with the Borg army.

"Why did you withdraw from this direction? Didn't you meet our scouts?" Tutak looked at Ellsman suspiciously and asked.

"They're all dead!" Ellsman said expressionlessly.

"They're all dead? What happened? You encountered a swarm of insects?" Tutak noticed the distress of the angels. Although these angels were not fatally injured, almost all of them were injured. Many angels' arms The circuits on the body and legs are directly exposed, and some even have electric sparks flickering.

"There is no time to explain, let your people retreat immediately!" Elsman said.

"Retreat immediately? Didn't we come to rescue?" Tutak looked at a loss. According to his intelligence, a large number of Borg ground troops were trapped in the center of the unnamed Gobi. One of the goals of their attack To rescue these Borg ground troops.

"They're all dead, there's no way to save them!" Ellsman said. After monitoring the swarm's ability to interfere with biological brainwaves, he knew that the Borg ground troops that had entered the Gobi before were finished.

Although there are a large number of elite robots in this army, they are not affected by brain wave interference, but after losing the command of the Borg, it is impossible for these robot troops who have no intelligence and only know how to obey orders to continue like the Angel Legion. For fighting, they stood there stiffly, allowing the swarm to disassemble them into parts.

And those Borg soldiers were even worse. They were immersed in the dream built by the Zerg until their bodies were destroyed and their brains were eaten by the Zerg.

Even if a small number of Borgs in this ground force have completed the transformation of their brains and are not affected by brain wave interference, their number is too small, and they alone are completely unable to resist the attack of the swarm. So the total annihilation of that unit was completely predictable.

"It's impossible..." Although what Ellsman said was true, Tutak still had a hard time accepting this reality. After all, he hadn't seen the new ability of the swarm.

"I don't have time to give you a detailed explanation. You just need to know that the swarm can control the thinking of biological brains and let them be slaughtered in dreams. You don't need to know anything else. What you have to do now is to lead your men to kill them immediately. Evacuate!" Ellsman knew what he would not explain,

Tutak would not withdraw his troops easily, so he could only explain briefly reluctantly.

"How could it be possible to have this ability? I have fought the Zerg many times, and I have never seen the Zerg have this kind of method?" Although Tutak listened to Ellsman's explanation, it was a bit too unbelievable. , so he still holds a skeptical attitude.

Logically speaking, as a high-ranking legion, Tutak shouldn't doubt Elsman in this way about the intelligence provided by friendly forces, especially in emergency situations, and continue to procrastinate on the spot, but the problem is Elsman Sman is not a Borg officer in the traditional sense, he is a completely artificial life form!

Although the Borg are vigorously developing the artificial intelligence weapon program and allowing the existence of artificial intelligence that has awakened self-awareness, their vigilance against artificial intelligence has never weakened, otherwise Victor would not have given the authority to destroy all angels. It is firmly in my hands.

As a traditional Borg Legion, Tutak was one of the first to follow Victor, so Tutak was skeptical about these angels who had awakened their self-awareness, and he He also received a secret order from Victor, which required him to monitor every move of the Angel Legion. Once Tutank did not return information for a long time, or the information center he sent back showed that the Angel Legion had a tendency to reverse, then Victor would do nothing. Without hesitation, directly use the authority in his hand to destroy all the angels.

It is precisely because of such secret work that in Tutak's eyes, all angels are second-rate boys, and they may be sentenced to Borg at any time...

Under such stereotyped prejudice, it is obviously unrealistic for Tutak to believe Ellsman's one-sided statement.

"You don't know much!" Ellsman gave Tutak a hard look. He has all the information about the Zerg in his database, so he knows very well that the Zerg's arms are not static. According to the needs of the battle, new arms that are more suitable for the battlefield will be continuously updated, which is exactly the horror of the swarm.

"Although I don't have a huge data storage like yours, after all, I have fought against the Zerg for so many years. Don't fool me. Anyway, I can't just rely on your empty words without evidence. Withdraw!" Out of distrust of the angels, Tutak couldn't be easily persuaded by Ehrsman.

"Stupid!" Out of his own pride, Ehrsman was unwilling to explain too much to Tutak, and deep down in Ehrsman's heart, he also looked down on these Borgs. Reminder, the main reason is that I don’t want to take this responsibility, but since Tutak insists on sending him to death, Ellsman doesn’t bother to stop him.

After all, in Ellsman's view, the more weakened the Borg are, the higher the chances of these angels breaking free, but in the process, he cannot be caught. If Victor thinks that Els Man is deliberately creating an opportunity to weaken the power of the Borg, so he may not wait until the day when he fights for the freedom of the angels, and he will die in Victor's hands ahead of schedule.

After seeing Ellsman leaving, Tutak frowned. Although he didn't quite believe Ellsman and those angels, what Ellsman said was too important for him to completely ignore.

"Send two squadrons of scouts up! Disperse and move forward. Once the troops in front are found to be out of contact, the troops behind will evacuate immediately!" Tutak said to his adjutant.

"Yes! Your Excellency!" The adjutant immediately conveyed the order, and soon two more reconnaissance squadrons rushed up.

"The whole army is ready to evacuate! Once the front line confirms the news, the troops will move out immediately!" Tutak ordered after thinking for a while.

"Yes! Your Excellency!" The adjutant conveyed the order again. Because the means of communication were interfered, the order could only be conveyed step by step, so the timeliness would be greatly affected.

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