Swallowing the Stars: The Supreme Being of All Heavens

Chapter 89 Inside the Zerg Mother Nest?

All the strange phenomena around Suk disappeared, and he fell to the ground from mid-air.

"Master," the servants bowed respectfully.

"You've all worked hard," Suk said, then saw his relatives and friends coming to greet him, creating another lively scene.

"Suke, what's the secret to breaking through to the Domain level?" Zuo Mu asked, still somewhat unwilling to give up. He was panicking; now he was completely behind again. He hadn't even broken through to the Constant Level from the Planetary Level 9, nor had he broken through to the Domain level; his cultivation level was the lowest. He used to be the strongest of the three.

Suk thought for a moment and said seriously, "Try to feel it with your heart."

Saki was speechless: "What's the difference between saying that and not saying anything at all?"

Suk laughed, "Then I'll add one more thing: what you like and what suits you is the best."

Saki rolled his eyes at him, then crossed his arms and began to ponder.

Eloi chimed in, "Suk, you've broken through this time. Shall we cut again?"

Looking into Aloy's bright eyes, Suk smiled and nodded. "Okay." Aloy had the upper hand before.

But now he feels different.

However, he also knew that the second level was not necessarily stronger than the first level of the domain; it also depended on the user's ability.

Just like a person's physical fitness, it doesn't mean that everyone's fighting ability is the same.

The same principle applies. You may have grasped the essence of a domain, but how you apply that understanding to combat determines your fighting power!

He glanced at the bubble beside Eloi, knowing that Eloi wanted to find an opportunity to get guidance from this intelligent life form. After all, this bubble followed an immortal powerhouse and had a wide range of knowledge.

Suk's progress to this level was largely due to his own exploration and learning.

"We've reached the Domain level; the next step is to cross the threshold of the Laws." Suk's eyes lit up.

The realm is divided into nine levels, but you don't have to wait until you comprehend the ninth level to understand the laws.

There is a huge difference between those who haven't crossed the threshold of the laws and those who have!

However, crossing the threshold of the rules is difficult.

Within the scope of a cosmic nation, there are approximately several hundred star-level geniuses who have crossed the threshold of the fundamental laws.

The Cosmic Kingdom, also known as a "Sector," is a unit above a star field and is the largest unit in the universe.

One star sector, on average, comprises about 10,000 star fields, roughly equivalent to one hundred million star systems. Of course, different star sectors vary in size.

On average, only one star-level genius who comprehends the laws appears in every few dozen star regions.

The Jialan Empire is just a relatively large star system; whether it has such a genius depends on luck.

It's quite normal for a vast universe to have millions of world lords.

But there are only a few hundred such geniuses.

The difficulty of comprehending the laws is immense; even a domain lord who can comprehend the laws is a genius.

After finishing his conversation with Eloi and receiving a barrage of sarcastic remarks from the intelligent life form Bubble, Suk returned to his study, satisfied.

Looking thoughtfully at the layout of the study, he thought, "Recently, one thing after another has happened, but they've all been good things."

"Now that I've broken through to the Constant Star level, the resources for cultivation at that level are much more abundant. Luckily, I sold my Zerg host body and have some money." Suk rubbed his chin, actually having some plans in mind. However, he also sensed the trouble. "Sigh, I have to figure these things out and explore on my own. If I had an experienced teacher like Eloi, I could avoid many detours." Suk was somewhat helpless. That intelligent life bubble always looked at him with disdain, never giving him a friendly expression, always treating him like a thief.

As an intelligent life form, is it really necessary for you to worry about me eating you?

Suk is now a three-star customer of the First Bank of the Universe, which gives him special privileges and makes many things much easier. He has also ordered a "nutrient capsule" through the virtual universe network.

That's right, it's an E-grade nutrient chamber.

As the highest-grade E-level nutrient capsule, it can even repair and evolve the body of a World Lord-level powerhouse. At the same time, it is also a "warrior evolution capsule," capable of directly creating cosmic-level powerhouses.

Its greatest function is actually that when a powerful realm master is injured, even if their genes are damaged or altered, the nutrient capsule can repair them. This is its only truly practical function; its most important aspect is its healing effect.

Evolving the body is actually a secondary function.

"I bought it." Suk didn't hesitate much. He wanted to improve his physical fitness quickly, and this was exactly what he needed. He could become stronger while lying down, and he could meditate and cultivate the "Six Nirvanas" while soaking in the nutrient tank. It wouldn't waste any time and couldn't be more suitable.

Moreover, these nutrient capsules can be used up to the cosmic level.

A King-level nutrient capsule requires 8600 billion cosmic coins, equivalent to 0.86 Mixed Yuan Units.

One ton of nutrient solution costs 100 billion cosmic coins. One ton of nutrient solution is enough to create a first-tier cosmic-level being.

Of course, 10 billion cosmic coins could easily buy hundreds of cosmic-level servants.

Suk bought 10 tons at once, then signed a contract and had them delivered it.

"Actually, besides the nutrient tank, there is another thing that can accelerate the body's evolution, and that is the bloodline evolution agent."

Suk thought of it.

The "Bloodline Evolution Agent" is controlled by the Virtual Universe Company and is a restricted item, making it difficult to acquire.

Pokerstar.

After many years, Suk once again placed his light here.

A silver-gray, saucer-shaped spaceship hovered in the vast starry sky.

Across the vast expanse of space, Suk was giving instructions from his spaceship.

He handed the enormous spatial ring to a ninth-tier, eternal star-level servant who then acknowledged it as his master. He had the servant wear a specially made, fully enclosed D9-grade alloy protective suit without a single gap, and then went alone to the underground cave.

"D9 level protection is more than enough to withstand the poison gas, allowing him to reach the Zerg nest alive and then try to take it inside," Suk thought to himself.

If Suk can take in the Zerg hive, it means there is no life inside. If he can't take it in, he has to consider whether the Zerg Queen is still alive.

In fact, he had mixed feelings, unsure whether he wanted the Zerg hive to survive.

A living Zerg hive, worth millions of Chaos Units, was very tempting to Suk, not so much for wanting to do anything to the beautiful Zerg Queen, but because the Queen was incredibly powerful, and controlling her in the future would be a huge help to him.

However, it is fraught with risks, since no one knows what the situation is inside.

While the value of a dead Zerg hive has plummeted, the hive itself, if sold, would likely fetch a fortune not much less than that of an ordinary immortal god. This is precisely what Suk urgently needs right now.

Just as Suk was feeling conflicted, the Rank 9 servant of the Constant Star level, wearing a specially made D9-level protective suit, had already arrived at the underground cave and passed through the dense fog of poisonous gas.

They saw the Zerg mother hive, which lay there quietly like a giant spherical mountain, its surface pitted and oozing poisonous gas and venom.

A thin layer of poisonous gas permeated the area around the Zerg hive, but did not dissipate to other places. This was likely due to the influence of the hive, which was slightly suspended and not in direct contact with other areas. Otherwise, the soil and rocks of the entire planet would have been corroded into a large hole long ago.

This psychic servant, following Suk's orders, activated the power of his spatial ring in an attempt to take in the nearly 1,000-meter-tall Zerg hive in front of him.

In theory, this is possible.

but.

"Master, we have failed."