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Chapter 136 Unknown Threats from Beyond the Universe

After mastering the technology of creating negative quantum particles by imitating the way the enemy used psionic energy, Lu Shang decided to launch a large-scale capture operation against the light cluster of the unknown civilization in the G universe.

However, there are several issues that must be addressed.

The first step is to determine the location of the light cluster itself and confirm whether it resembles the planetary creature phantom of the Babel beehive.

If not, then proceed with the arrest.

If the orbs of light seen by the bee swarm are just like the illusions of planetary creatures, merely targets placed in plain sight to lure attacks, then where is the real entity?

This is one of them.

Secondly, how should the bee swarm be captured?

There is no doubt that the enemy is intelligent, and they also possess psionic energy capable of tearing open wormholes. As the number of capture attempts by the swarm increases, the difficulty of capturing the swarm will inevitably increase exponentially once the enemy is on guard.

If you can't beat them, can't you at least tear open a wormhole and escape?

Lu Shang did a rough calculation and concluded that the probability of failure was still quite high.

Even if a large number of planetary creatures were gathered together and used their psionic energy to compress spacetime, it wouldn't necessarily prevent the emergence of microscopic wormholes. Even inside the event horizon of a black hole, a wormhole can be opened, albeit for a very short time.

Therefore, there is only one way to solve this problem.

Capture a sufficient number of light clusters at once.

However, capturing a large number of light clusters at once is very difficult.

These orbs of light are very strange. They only appear when fighting the fleet of the Dias Empire and when eliminating black holes. After the problem is solved, they disappear quickly, without a trace.

Therefore, a trigger is needed to gather these light clusters in one place, so that the swarm can launch a large-scale capture operation at once, thus maximizing the efficiency of the capture.

Based on this thinking, Lu Shang formulated the "Dias Empire Decisive Battle Weapon" decoy strategy.

The swarm is developing a decisive weapon, with super, super, super terrifying power—it's so terrifying that I'm saying it three times.

Once the enemy finds out this news, they will definitely send troops to stop them, right?

In the process of the enemy sending troops to stop them, didn't that allow the massive orb of light to gather?

Since we're already here, why shouldn't we all stay? It would be perfectly logical to lock them all into the frozen cycle of the bee colony.

perfect!

After finalizing the strategic plan, Lu Shang waited and waited, and finally the unknown civilization of the G universe launched another attack on the attack hub of the "Dias Empire" by following the newly found wormhole coordinates.

The first step is to explore whether there are microscopic wormholes within it. The microcosm is filled with atomic life forms, and its distribution density is completely different from that of the G universe. This allows us to obtain the spacetime data around the light cluster to the maximum extent.

Of course, this data is not 100% reliable, because psionic energy can distort spacetime. Even if the existence of wormholes causes slight differences in the spacetime data around the orb compared to normal spacetime, they can still use psionic energy to distort spacetime to be the same as normal spacetime.

This is just a minor adjustment, not difficult at all; planetary life forms did the same thing back then.

Therefore, the only way to investigate is to send an atomic organism into the light cluster and, before the atomic organism dies, send the information back to the bee colony through the bee network. Based on this scattered information, the bee colony can determine whether there is a microscopic wormhole inside the light cluster.

Lu Shang then conceived the idea of ​​using a particle cannon to shoot atomic organisms out at near the speed of light.

An unknown civilization in the G universe launched a surprise attack, and the Dias Empire retaliated with its fleet's light cannons. Everything seemed so natural and reasonable.

Although most particles have difficulty contacting the light clusters because psionic energy can distort spacetime, there are too many light clusters participating in this battle. Once the number increases, low-probability events become more likely to occur. Some atomic beings have successfully penetrated the interior of the light clusters due to various factors.

After scanning several light cluster samples, the bee swarm confirmed that the light clusters were indeed the other party's main body.

Then, the rest will be much easier.

A large number of atomic organisms secretly followed around these clusters of light, providing the swarm with highly accurate coordinates at any time through the swarm network.

With Lu Shang's command, the planetary creatures swiftly opened a microscopic wormhole, and through it, extended the range of their psionic energy usage, directly trapping the unsuspecting orbs of light within the frozen cycle of reincarnation.

There is no flow of time within the frozen cycle of reincarnation. No matter how powerful these orbs of light are, they cannot break out from within on their own, because there is simply no time for them to do anything.

Before Lu Shang and the swarm of bee creatures could even rejoice, a barrage of bad news arrived.

The Diaz Empire's warships and wormholes within the G universe were destroyed with extremely high efficiency, thus severing a significant portion of the microscopic wormholes connecting the swarm of creatures to the G universe.

However, even if all the microscopic wormholes in the G universe are disconnected, it doesn't matter; they can just be reconnected. The swarm can ask the Unity Civilization for some new coordinates.

The main problem is the subsequent situation. As the attack hub of the Diaz Empire, the microcosm is constantly being impacted from the outside.

This is not a momentum-based impact, so the Babel bee swarm in the microcosm cannot feel the change in the inertial frame as if it were subjected to an impact. They determine that the microcosm is being subjected to continuous impacts from the outside by observing the deformation of the microcosm.

Something outside the universe is launching a direct attack on the interior of the microcosm!

Fortunately, the swarm obtained the technology to observe beyond the universe from the Unity Civilization.

"I need you to figure out what's going on immediately, using the new technology we got from the Guiyi Civilization," Lu Shang said.

"OK."

The bee colony responded.

Numerous planetary beings used psionic energy to warp the spacetime of the Nexus, creating extremely large-scale microcosms. They then connected these microcosms to their own closed-loop spacetime through microscopic wormholes, and dispatched atomic beings to inhabit these microcosms.

At the same time, the planetary beings used their psionic energy to deform and flatten these microcosms, making them stick to the outer wall of the attack nexus like a disc.

Then, the planetary beings suddenly changed the appearance of the microcosms, twisting them from discs into ellipsoids. The entire microcosm became thin and long, and the outer walls of the universe collided violently. Naturally, these microcosms flew straight out.

These ejected microcosms, like particles, collide with other things outside the universe.

Atomic organisms situated within these microcosms can observe the location and degree of deformation of collisions within these microcosms. By gathering this information, the swarm can determine the appearance of unidentified objects from outside the universe.

Before long, the detection results were presented to Lu Shang.

The unidentified object constantly attacking the swarm's microcosm from outside the universe is something resembling a spider or crab.

However, unlike spiders and crabs, this creature uses its many legs as weapons, constantly striking the outer wall of its microcosm with its legs.

"What should we do? The swarm has no attacks that can reach enemies outside the universe," the mastermind, Kasha, said anxiously.

"We should evacuate that microcosm as soon as possible to minimize unnecessary losses," the mastermind, Moston, judged.

There is no spacetime outside the universe, or rather, no spacetime in the conventional sense. There, psionic energy does not exist, nor does matter. The swarm of creatures was somewhat helpless for a time, and the mainframes simply gave up the idea of ​​confronting the enemy head-on, because they really had no means to deal with such an enemy.

However, Lu Shang's ideas were completely opposite to theirs.

"No, we must catch it, or kill it," Lu Shang said resolutely.

"As bee colonies grow, they will inevitably face such problems more than once in the future. We cannot leave these problems that must be solved until later."

The bee swarm simply gave up on the option of capturing them.

There was no way to do it; they couldn't even kill the other party, let alone capture them.

After thinking it over carefully, Nanali couldn't figure out how to kill the unknown enemy from outside the universe, so she asked Lu Shang for advice.

"How do we kill them?"

"Use psionic energy," Lu Shang said.

(End of this chapter)