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Chapter 329 The observational data is too ridiculous.

Chapter 329 The observational data is too ridiculous.

"As long as the swarm can outpace the expansion rate of the ultimate destruction, it can effectively eliminate the ultimate destruction," said one of the swarm creatures.

Lu Shang said with dissatisfaction, "You say you can catch up? What guarantees that you can definitely catch up? The swarm doesn't even know how many universes Ultimate Destruction has expanded into. We can only determine how many universes Ultimate Destruction exists in through the universes we attack."

"How can you catch up if you know nothing? You have a serious lack of intelligence, yet you expect to ensure that no one slips through the net? Use your brain before you offer your opinions."

At this point, the two masterminds in charge of the Civilization Breeding Farm, Kasha and Rabi, suggested: "We can continue to expand the scale of the Civilization Breeding Farm. As long as we ensure a sufficient number of new-configuration psionic brains, the swarms on the front line can maintain their psionic advantage, thereby ensuring the stability of the front line."

This plan was much more conservative than the previously proposed offensive strategy, but it was still rejected by Lu Shang.

"A prolonged defense will inevitably lead to defeat, let alone expanding the scale. Expanding the scale means an increase in variables, and the risk of unexpected events will inevitably increase. Let's think of some other solutions."

"Well... it seems there's no way around it," Kai'Sa said, sounding troubled.

Rabbi then said, "Offensive tactics are not viable, defensive strategies are not viable, and we cannot negotiate with the Ultimate Destruction. It seems we have no other choice."

A planetary creature on the front lines, while manipulating psionic energy to warp spacetime, suggested, "Ultimate Destruction is nothing more than trying to erode space and then launch a annihilation attack on the swarm. The swarm can easily create spacetime structures that it cannot erode, so it will be powerless against the swarm."

Based on the information currently available, the primary means of attack for ultimate destruction also operates at the spacetime level.

So, if we disable this aspect of ultimate destruction, does that mean that most of ultimate destruction's attack methods will become ineffective?

Kasha agreed, "Great idea, but the question is, how do we make it?"

"How about... a black hole?" one of the worker bees suggested cautiously, recalling the experiment in which the Prinkia civilization used a black curtain to successfully protect its flagship.

Before the mainframe could reject it, a planetary creature objected in advance.

"It's useless. Black holes and black curtains can't stop ultimate destruction. It will open wormholes and bypass all obstacles. As long as the coordinates are known, it can reach any place regardless of scale. Earlier battles have already proven this. Although I don't know why, the Prinkia civilization had similar methods that were effective."

If things like black curtains and black holes were useful, the swarms of bees on the front lines would have used them long ago.

Who knows why the Prinkia civilization's method worked, but the swarm's didn't.

After the planetary creature brought it up, Kasha and Rabi, the two swarm masterminds, along with many other swarm creatures who were also thinking about it, all fell into contemplation of the matter.

"If that's the case, then why was that spatial bubble able to trap Ultimate Destruction?"

"I feel there are many contradictions here."

Within the bee colony network, the bee organisms discussed a lot, but never came to a conclusion.

Lu Shang didn't participate; he lay on the sofa as if he were on vacation.

But this doesn't mean he's being lazy; he's also thinking, he just isn't used to thinking together with others in discussions.

...space bubble...attack...wormhole...

Lu Shang suddenly opened his closed eyes, a flash of inspiration crossing his mind, "Wait, could it be...?"

To verify his hypothesis, Lu Shang immediately began issuing a series of new instructions to the bee swarm.

The entire Babel bee swarm sprang into action.

……

Omeiro is a land planet, with land covering 86% of its surface. The remaining liquid water accumulates on the surface to form large, separate lakes and underground rivers.

Two thousand years ago, the Omero people unified the planet's political power and actively developed and built civilization. Over the next few centuries, they experienced ups and downs, stumbling and struggling into space, launching probes, building large spaceships, and successively constructing large space cities in the orbits of various planets within their home star system...

In order for the Omeros to successfully traverse light-year scales and colonize other star systems in the future, resources are being allocated more and more to scientific research, while development in areas such as military and infrastructure is being selectively slowed down.

Against this backdrop, the Circum-Equatorial Particle Accelerator was completed after more than a century of construction and has been in operation for a long time.

The researcher, who was responsible for the routine maintenance of the equatorial accelerator and the review of particle collision data, rubbed his eyes with some disbelief and took another careful look at the new report in his hand.

"This doesn't make sense, how could this happen..."

The researcher muttered to himself, then waved to the director of the accelerator management center on the control panel and called out, "Director, come and take a look. This is the observation report that just came out."

"What's wrong?"

The director walked over and took the observation report from the researcher.

The more the director read the observation report, the closer his expression became to the researcher's earlier demeanor.

"...What's going on with this data? The energy level of the Marfa particles is so much higher than normal, and their speed has even exceeded the speed of light. This is simply impossible."

Mafia particles are particles with mass. Particles with mass or energy cannot travel faster than the speed of light; this is a basic principle of physics.

However, this report now indicates that many Marfa particles exhibited unusual faster-than-light motion.

It's like God is playing a joke on them.

"I'm wondering the same thing. Could there be something wrong with the accelerator?" the researcher said.

The Circum-Equatorial Accelerator is a marvel of civilization and is crucial to the future scientific development of our civilization. Therefore, it must undergo rigorous screening before each use.

Although they were reluctant to accept it, compared to another fact, the researchers and the director were more willing to believe that it was a human error.

After all, you can't say that particles with mass can travel faster than the speed of light, can you? That would be too absurd.

"Okay, Xiao Wang, take a group of people to check the accelerator and see if there's anything wrong with it." The director added, "After the check is complete, we'll apply for the accelerator's use again."

The Omeros spent two days inspecting their accelerator. Normally, an inspection would only take half a day. Although the equatorial particle accelerator is huge, each section has resident researchers, so an inspection would only take half a day. But this time, to ensure that nothing was missed, the Omeros spent two days carefully inspecting all possible problems.

But when the investigation results came out, the Omero team was dumbfounded. The circum-equatorial particle accelerator had no problems at all, and their investigation had been in vain.

Undeterred, the Omero people activated the equatorial particle accelerator once again. The particle collision results were the same as before: the Marfa particles were moving faster than the speed of light.

(End of this chapter)

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