A Colossus rushes in at the start

Chapter 133 The information about the wreckage is too false.

For the psionic beings in the G Universe, the battle between the Babel swarm and the unknown psionic civilization in the G Universe was an absolute nightmare.

The Babel swarm randomly dumps black holes through wormholes, and it doesn't take mass from the main universe. Instead, it uses mass extracted from the G universe through quark disassembly and quark confinement.

In other words, it can be understood indirectly as taking out the mass of the G universe first and then giving it back.

The total amount of matter in the G universe remains unchanged; however, the properties of matter have undergone a radical transformation, changing from firewood to a blazing fire.

Therefore, the 'ammunition' of the Babel swarm will never run out, no matter how it is used. As long as there is still mass to be plundered in the G universe, the number of black holes they can deploy is endless.

The unknown psionic civilization in the G universe was unaware of these things; they were still focused on blocking every black hole sent by the Babel swarm.

However, the unknown psionic civilization did not know the location of the black hole. After all, they were not mind readers of the Babel swarm, able to know in advance what the swarm's creatures were thinking and where they planned to open a wormhole.

In particular, the swarm of bees received orders from Lu Shang to randomly open wormholes leading to the G universe.

So Nanali had the bee swarm creatures prepare ten sets of chaotic pendulums. Each set of chaotic pendulums represented a coordinate parameter, and the ten sets of chaotic pendulums represented ten coordinate parameters. After Nanali determined the coordinates of the black hole to be deployed, the parameters of these ten sets of chaotic pendulums would be imported, and then a coordinate algorithm would be used to obtain the random coordinates of the black hole deployment.

This makes it truly random. If the unknown psionic civilization in the G universe wants to intercept it, in addition to guessing what the Babel swarm is thinking, it also needs to guess what God who rolled the dice is thinking.

This essentially eliminates the possibility of prediction; chaotic systems are unpredictable.

Each time, the black hole released by the Babel swarm first appears for a short period of time, frantically devouring the surrounding matter and destroying the creatures and civilizations of each plane. Only then does the unknown civilization that was fighting against them arrive belatedly to stop the black hole from further devouring and expanding the event horizon.

Therefore, the initiative in the war was always firmly controlled by the Tower of Babel bees.

That unknown civilization did consider a counterattack, but Lu Shang had anticipated this idea from the very beginning.

Anyone with a brain would realize that a civilization would never be content to be in a passive, defensive position.

Remember, prolonged defense inevitably leads to defeat!

Having experienced so many interstellar wars over the years, Lu Shang understood this principle all too well. He didn't believe that such a large civilization on the other side wouldn't understand this.

Therefore, he instructed the Babel beehive to deliberately reveal flaws, such as leaving textual messages in the fleet dispatched to the opposite "Dias Empire" for that unknown civilization to analyze.

What would that unknown civilization think after obtaining this written information from the wreckage of the warship?

They would certainly conclude that the civilization they were fighting against was called the Dias Empire.

Once this level of trust is established, subsequent intelligence guidance becomes much easier.

For example, the Babel swarm deliberately left some Dias Empire text and coordinates in the wreckage, and these coordinates are the location coordinates where the Babel swarm deployed the black hole.

After a while, the written information within the wreckage gained the full trust of that unknown psionic civilization.

Perhaps the other side is secretly pleased that they have the ability to decipher the Dias Empire's written messages, while the Dias Empire seems to be completely unaware of this.

Then, at Lu Shang's request, the Babel Tower swarm will use the text in these ruins to depict a microcosm that serves as the attack hub for the "Dias Empire".

The message implies that as long as this microcosm is conquered, the Diaz Empire's offensive will have to be forced to stop.

To increase the credibility of the information, Lu Shang also drew on the experience of the last battle against the alien civilization. In the false information, he claimed that once the small universe that served as the attack hub of the Dias Empire was destroyed, the Dias Empire would lose the coordinates of the G universe and completely cut off the possibility of continuing to invade.

These false intelligence reports could not possibly be found directly in the wreckage; they were scattered and disrupted among the various warship wreckages. Only when the unknown psionic civilization in the G universe collected a certain amount of intelligence would they be able to obtain it.

Once they realize this, they will do everything in their power to try to find the small universe that connects to the attack hub of the Diaz Empire from the wreckage.

After all, this is a way to "solve" the enemy once and for all, so how could they possibly let it go?

In this way, the enemy's strategic direction was, to some extent, remotely controlled by Lu Shang.

Then, they deliberately created several so-called offensive and defensive battles at the attack hub. Finally, when the small universe was about to be conquered, they directly closed one of the many wormholes connecting the small universe to the G universe, leaving the enemy with the feeling that "it was just a little bit away from success", and they were defeated in regret.

So until they succeed, it was obviously difficult for them to realize that it was all just a strategic deception.

The strategy of the Babel swarm is of little use against further invasion of the G universe. Therefore, the scope of the invasion has never expanded. Only the randomly deployed black holes have expanded the scope of the war between the two sides.

But the Babel swarm's goal was no longer to further invade the G universe; their goal was to steal the enemy's psionic technology for creating negative quanta.

Therefore, delaying time becomes their primary strategic objective.

Once the Babel Bee Swarm had collected enough observational information, they replicated the psionic interference of the unknown psionic civilization near the black hole by imitating its psionic energy. The Babel Bee Swarm finally gained a preliminary understanding of how to use psionic energy to create negative quanta from the void.

Although the principles behind the Babel bee swarm are not yet fully understood, since they have been able to create it, it's not too late to study the principles of how psionic energy can distort spacetime and generate negative quanta later.

Currently, with the initial mastery of negative quantum manufacturing technology, the strategic goals of the Babel Tower bee colony have begun to change.

They set their sights on the orbs of light from the unknown civilization.

From a psychic perspective, these orbs of light are powerful psychic entities, but it cannot be ruled out that, like the phantoms of planetary beings, they provide a false coordinate through a wormhole, and the actual orbs of light are not located at that position.

However, since their psychic powers exist, then some things must be true, such as the fact that such high-level psychic beings do exist.

What the Babel bee swarm needs to do next is to find them and capture them!

(End of this chapter)