A Colossus rushes in at the start

Chapter 269 The Mother Nest Cleanup Was Too Overwhelming

Spaceships from intergalactic civilizations have appeared in various galaxies within the Great Vortex, as well as in other superclusters, and in the open spaces between galaxies.

The construction of space fortresses and bases, the expansion of fleet size, and the creation of colossal space artifacts have resulted in an unprecedented scale in both the number of spaceships and the size of the civilization.

Previously, these intergalactic civilizations were unable to expand to such a massive scale because they were mutually restrained. Other intergalactic civilizations did not allow any other intergalactic civilization to expand to such a huge size, which posed a great threat to them.

But things are different now; these intergalactic civilizations face a common threat.

Even if it's a case of using one enemy to devour another, when faced with the Babel Swarm, the only powerful civilization in the entire universe that currently possesses 'spell magic,' intergalactic civilizations tend to allow other intergalactic civilizations to expand their scale and grow stronger.

Then, the intergalactic civilizations gradually evolved into a tacit understanding, where they did not interfere with each other's development. Even when their fleets met, they would ignore each other and pretend not to see each other as long as they did not fight for territory.

Without the constraints of other intergalactic civilizations, the intergalactic civilizations, now free to expand their influence, quickly completed their strategic deployments in one galaxy after another, and united all the native civilizations within those galaxies to resist the Tower of Babel swarm.

Well, in Earth's terms, they're "cannon fodder."

Although some of the more sensible indigenous civilizations within those star systems were unwilling to accept this situation, they were powerless to resist these godlike civilizations and could only passively submit. To them, the Babel swarm was a distant existence, far less terrifying than the intergalactic civilizations they were currently facing.

These intergalactic civilizations could wipe them out instantly. Could the Babel bees, which are stronger than intergalactic civilizations but far from the emperor's reach, do that?

The time gradually approached the time point broadcast by the swarm radio.

With all intergalactic civilizations within the Mother Nest Universe and some indigenous civilizations within their own galaxies on high alert, the swarm's attack began.

In an instant, all the space creations of intergalactic civilizations, from small satellites and spaceships to large space docks and giant structures, were enveloped by an invisible, immense force.

Whether it is a high-speed moving object or a low-speed moving object, or a man-made object disguised as a meteorite or celestial body, they are all covered with an immense and overwhelming force.

This is a terrifying force that warps spacetime. To put it simply, it is gravity, but it is different from gravity. Gravity has only one direction, which is the contraction of spacetime. But this force can not only contract but also expand. So, under the combined effect of expansion and contraction, spacetime is like a towel that has been twisted into a pretzel.

What's even more terrifying is that this force has reached the level of the event horizon of a black hole. Apart from singularity matter, what kind of matter can withstand the extreme physical phenomena of a black hole?

This is clearly not the case, so no matter how sturdy these intergalactic civilizations have constructed, they will be as fragile and powerless as pudding.

Even if some intergalactic civilizations are clever enough to create things based on black hole singularities, it doesn't matter if the spacetime distortion force can't destroy them.

Directly destroying it with the power of spacetime distortion won't work, but we can create a batch of negative quanta to destroy it.

When negative quantum one is neutralized, the singularity mass simply disappears.

With the Hive Universe, the destruction of civilizations becomes much simpler, without the need for other swarm members to intervene.

Intelligence is not a major problem at all. With the swarm's current medium organisms as intelligence-gathering organs, and by reconnecting the swarm network's mother universe, it would be easy to find the parts of those intergalactic civilizations that are hiding.

Even if these intergalactic civilizations are hiding in small universes, unless the wormhole connection is severed, the mother universe will quickly find them by following the traces.

The Mother Universe has been unusually proactive in carrying out its strikes, largely because it wants to avenge its previous defeat.

Even if it was the result of various misunderstandings and coincidences, objectively speaking, it was these intergalactic civilizations that led it to betray the hive. This is no different from tricking a Christian into stabbing the coming Jesus with a knife. From an individual emotional perspective, the mother universe is extremely angry about this matter.

Thus, in just a few hours, the space forces of those "renowned" intergalactic civilizations within the Mother Nest universe were completely wiped out.

The annihilation was thorough; not a single construct was still functioning properly. Those living beings in space, even if the Mother Universe hadn't targeted them, would have faced a near-certain death from such a catastrophic attack. Corpses and fragments floated everywhere, silently testifying to the cruelty and brutality of the attackers.

And all the intergalactic civilizations that existed on those planets were precisely neutralized by the mother universe using negative quanta.

If life in space is a matter of nine out of ten chances of survival, then on a planet, if you're unlucky, it's a matter of ten chances of death.

The entire intergalactic civilization within the Mother Nest universe was wiped out!

As for the native civilizations within those star systems that were forcibly coerced into a united front by intergalactic civilizations, the swarm didn't care, nor did the mother universe, so they were all allowed to survive.

However, even so, after witnessing the tragic fate of the intergalactic civilization, the native civilizations within these star systems were also greatly frightened. The leaders of these civilizations were immediately killed by the rioting mob, and a group of leaders who flattered the Tower of Babel bees took over.

Then, anxiously trying every possible means, they attempted to reach a diplomatic agreement with the Babel bees, fearing that the bees might simply wipe their mother civilization out of the universe because of their involvement in the war.

Lu Shang was unaware of what was happening in the Mother Nest Universe. In a crushing victory, he didn't need to rack his brains to think about the problems; he simply sat in his residence and waited for the outcome.

"Throughout the entire universe, all rebellious intergalactic civilizations have been eliminated by space forces, and half of their populations have been randomly eliminated in accordance with previous orders."

After the attack, Mother Nest Universe immediately reported to Lu Shang.

"oh."

Lu Shang's reaction was indifferent, as if the Mother Nest Universe had only done an extremely ordinary, commonplace, and insignificant little thing. There was neither excitement nor joy, only the usual calm.

From Lu Shang's perspective, whether these intergalactic civilizations were wiped out by the swarm was not something he needed to pay attention to.

A thoughtful look flashed in his eyes as he peered through a beehive on the surface of a planetary creature at the endless, muddy wasteland.

In the endless ocean of the universe, the destruction of civilizations is commonplace. In those intergalactic civilizations that were wiped out, Lu Shang saw, to some extent, the shadow of the swarm when it faced ultimate destruction.

"The more I think about it, the more I feel the weakness and powerlessness of the bee colony. Technological advancements have consistently failed to solve the fundamental problem; they are merely larger bubbles that burst at the slightest touch. So, what should the bee colony do to take that step into the V-shaped formation?"

(End of this chapter)