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Chapter 129 This Enemy Is So Similar

Every universe will evolve powerful civilizations capable of influencing the entire universe.

The probability of such a civilization arising in a galaxy or a galaxy cluster is not very high.

However, if we broaden our perspective to the entire universe, the probability of such a civilization emerging becomes almost inevitable.

Because survival is the primary need of civilization, and over a long period of time, too many problems and accidents can easily lead to the destruction of civilization.

In order to combat destruction, civilization must continuously expand its utilization of the physical laws of the universe.

Therefore, when a universe is capable of giving birth to life and civilization, it is only a matter of time before that universe gives birth to a powerful civilization capable of influencing the entire universe.

Life always manages to overcome numerous limitations and reach its peak.

Therefore, in the main universe of the Babel Tower swarm, civilizations like the Unity Civilization, which can influence the entire universe, would choose to unite and form an offensive and defensive alliance to protect the main universe.

Civilizations that extend their physical influence to the entire cosmic scale are common beyond the universe.

As a universe that has given birth to a large-scale civilization and race, the G universe naturally also contains such a powerful civilization. Lu Shang had already learned of this information from the intelligence on the G universe from the Cosmic Union.

If the G universe didn't have such a powerful civilization to protect it, it would have been wiped out in one fell swoop during the counterattack of the cosmic alliance, and the universe would have been destroyed as well.

Therefore, Lu Shang and the Babel beehive were already mentally prepared for a confrontation with a powerful civilization in the G universe, and had also considered some tactical considerations.

For example, right now, Lu Shang has handed over part of the swarm command to the former Overlord, Nanali.

"According to the original decoy plan, Nanali, you will be the overall commander of the disguised group," Lu Shang said.

"OK."

The mastermind, Nanali, accepted the mission and began to command the planetary creatures to construct a large number of mini-universes. Then, within these mini-universes, numerous mobile war machine groups, colossi, fleets, and other war weapons currently in service with various civilizations of the Star Alliance were created.

In addition, they created a large number of bee-like organisms with life structures similar to the Diaz people. Apart from having the ability to access bee networks, they were biologically identical to ordinary Diaz people.

With the acceleration of time, the production of these items did not take too long. Nunnally then used the swarm network to command fleets to pass through wormholes and enter the G universe openly to begin strategic deployments.

The so-called decoy plan, as the name suggests, is to achieve strategic objectives by using enticement.

We cannot let the civilizations of the G universe realize that it is the "Tower of Babel Swarm" that is invading the G universe. We must take concrete actions to show them that it is the "Dias Empire" that is invading the G universe.

This means that the civilizations of the G universe will only target the Diaz Empire, not the Babel beehive.

Even if the civilizations of the G universe possess some heaven-defying weapon that strikes with causality, or some other super-powerful inter-universe weapon, it would only be able to strike the Dias Empire of the Vorsotis Galaxy.

What does the affairs of the Dias Empire have to do with our Babel Bee Swarm?

If you're going in the wrong direction, the harder you try, the less effective it will be. Sometimes, a lie is more effective than any shield or protective barrier.

As the mastermind within the Star Alliance responsible for diplomacy with various alien civilizations and races in the Vorsotis system, Nanali is the mastermind in the entire Babel Hive who knows the most about the various races and civilizations in the Vorsotis system. Having her imitate the Dias Empire, the object of the Hive's imitation, can be reproduced to the greatest extent possible.

On the vast land of the G universe, countless native creatures stared in astonishment at the sky above them.

The sky resembled a lake surface as raindrops fell, rippling in concentric circles, from which emerged massive metal structures.

When these metallic constructs passed over some psionic beings, many of them mistook them for divine artifacts or holy relics and chose to attack these massive metallic constructs.

Then it was struck by the fleet at the speed of light and instantly destroyed, leaving only a clump of plasma.

Having learned from the previous experience, the surviving psionic beings wisely pretended not to see any huge metallic objects flying in the sky afterward.

The fleets sailed in different directions, but their goal was the same: to move straight toward the region's isolating energy layer and keep getting closer.

The spacetime structure there has now been altered by civilizations in the G universe, making it the most likely location for the enemy to appear.

Through the observation range provided by the fleets, Nanali could clearly see a colorful band of light extending from one end to the other.

From a more macroscopic perspective, the Babel swarm constantly breaks down the barriers between worlds, causing the vast planes to merge and connect, and its energy layers are all in this colorful state.

A vibrant, colorful environment does not necessarily mean safety. On the contrary, it is extremely dangerous, not only due to the high-energy environment but also because of the harsh spatial and temporal conditions.

The rich colors are mainly due to the changes in spectral frequencies caused by spacetime distortion. The constantly changing colors indicate that spacetime there is constantly changing and distorting.

It was almost like a silent warning to the Babel bees to get out of the G universe.

Before the fleet even reached the edge of the plane, Nunnally had already figured out how to respond.

"First attack fleet, prepare to use black hole-induced strike," Nanali ordered a fleet.

The fleet that arrived at the edge of the plane first immediately began charging its main guns.

The best weapon against closed-loop spacetime is a black hole.

Black holes have an absolute impact on spacetime itself. Their unique material structure makes it difficult for spacetime to affect them, but black holes can disrupt the existing state of spacetime.

In particular, the ergosphere contains a large number of high-energy particles. The characteristic of black holes is that they devour mass. For black holes, high-energy particles in the ergosphere are like gasoline to a flame. Once they meet, the fire will only burn more fiercely.

The unknown civilization that altered the properties of the energies in an attempt to block the Babel beehive was clearly aware of this as well.

As Nanali sensed a powerful psionic energy emanating from the ergosphere, launched from the first attack fleet, high-energy, high-speed atoms capable of inducing microscopic black holes were restrained and intercepted by a psionic energy.

At the same time, the ergosphere was rapidly approaching the first attack fleet at half the speed of light.

No, it should be said that the barrier of the entire plane is shrinking at half the speed of light.

It's like a fishing net that's been cast out, and now it's being slowly pulled back in.

This unexpected turn of events did not leave Nunnally at a loss. She continued to issue attack orders, ordering the fleet to retreat while simultaneously directing it to launch a black hole-induced attack towards the shrinking ergosphere.

This time, the enemy had lost its initial calm; their powerful psionic energy directly crushed some of the fleets commanded by Nunnally into lumps of metal.

Some ships, though their outer shells were undamaged, had their crew members and some of their hardware completely destroyed, rendering them practically scrap. A large number of ships were damaged in the enemy's first wave of attacks, piercing the sky with a shrill cry as they plummeted to the ground.

(End of this chapter)