A Colossus rushes in at the start

"Thump!"

A sudden, muffled, loud bang echoed in the ears of the Pulan people.

The strange sound sounded like a violent collision of something. What was even more amazing was that no matter where the Pulan people were on their home planet, they all heard the same loud noise. No one's hearing organs were damaged, and no one could only hear it vaguely.

Before the people of Pulan on their home planet could figure out the source of the loud noise, the entire land began to tremble.

Big earthquake!

The violent tremors were as if some unknown creature was lurking deep underground, constantly churning the earth's crust. The Pulan people on the surface were shaking so badly that they could barely stand and were filled with terror.

However, what terrified them even more was the scene above the sky.

That star, which occupied half of the sky of their home planet, was regarded as a god by many Pulan people. Its surface was covered with swamps and strange celestial bodies with eyes. It was cracked!

The people of Purang could clearly see when they looked up that huge ravines covered the entire planet. The deepest and longest ravine stretched from the equator of the celestial body all the way to the poles. Crimson lava spewed out of the ravine, just like blood flowing from the wound of a colossal creature.

The inexplicable appearance of the cracks in the celestial bodies was hard for the people of Pulan to understand, but as they gazed at the sky for longer, they gradually came to understand everything.

The nearly shattered surface of the celestial body gradually revealed four pairs of twisted giant claws, which grasped the satellite-sized planet in the sky from different angles.

These giant claws are invisible and transparent. The Pulan people on the surface can only clearly see the outline of the claws by observing the distorted light they produce, which resembles the horizon of events.

As the giant claws intensified their force, under the horrified gazes of the Pulan people, the strange celestial body that occupied half of the sky above their home planet, the savior of their civilization, was torn to shreds by the giant claws.

Doomsday!

The people of Purang, who thought they had survived the disaster, suddenly had this concept resurface in their minds.

This time, no one could save them anymore, not even the 'god' who helped them!

Countless Pulan people were terrified. This was the fear of being overwhelmed by even greater despair after gaining hope. This was the fear of losing the god they had found to rely on. Endless oppression surged into the consciousness of all Pulan people. In the darkness, turbid and distorted whispers seemed to be mocking everyone's ridiculous self-righteousness!

Some wept bitterly, some went mad, some desperately prepared to commit suicide, and some completely gave up on themselves. The already chaotic order of the Pulan civilization was further on the verge of collapse...

However, the Pulan people soon realized something was wrong, because in their despair, they were bound in place by some kind of force, and it seemed that the force of the binding was adjusted according to their emotions and abilities. The stronger the force, the more desperate the Pulan people were, the stronger the binding force was imposed on them.

This invisible force not only imprisons but also protects every Pulan person from external harm. Even if a collapsed building crashes into a lava chasm in the ground, they can fly out unharmed.

It seems that something is telling them through its actions that none of this matters.

Soon, the Pulan people's guess was confirmed by the facts. The strange celestial body that had covered half the sky and had been torn apart suddenly reassembled.

"Great! The great God has not abandoned us!"

"God, we beg you to defeat those evil things!"

Every Pulan person was overjoyed and excited as they looked at the restored planetary creatures in the sky.

Perhaps many of them are ambitious individuals, atheists, conspiracy theorists, etc., who have no faith or reverence for gods or demons. But at this moment, they have truly abandoned everything from the past and yearn to be saved by this planet-shaped "savior".

The planetary beings knew that the Pulan people were praying to it devoutly and worshipping it as a god. Although it was a bit strange for a swarm of bees that had destroyed countless civilizations and races to be worshipped as a 'savior,' they didn't care too much about it.

The planetary beings were all focused on the Outer God. The battle just now was not as simple as the Pulan people saw it on the surface, but rather a simple splitting and then healing.

In the previous exchange, the planetary creatures deliberately endured the attacks because the swarm needed to make the resistance forces in this universe realize the gap between themselves and the swarm, and also to figure out the principles of the opponent's attacks, so as to gather some useful intelligence for the swarm.

The words of the Outer Gods are useless to planetary life forms because the foundational life forms that constitute planetary life forms have all had their minds directly covered and modified by the swarm. These foundational life forms naturally will not follow the ancient covenant with the rulers.

To put it more vividly, it's like the employee getting a more powerful boss. The old boss naturally can't command the employee who has switched jobs. If the old boss is rude, the angry employee might even retaliate by punching him.

Therefore, the Outer Gods' attack on planetary life forms involves injecting the life forms they control into these life forms.

Although the forms of attack are different, such as tearing, high energy, and spacetime distortion, the essence of all these attacks is to inject the foundational life, then use the foundational life to burst, divide, and imprison the planetary life, and then divide and imprison it again until its thinking collapses and it is completely unable to command the foundational life.

This is the intention of those indescribable things existing within the chaotic vortex.

However, these beings did not anticipate that the fragmented planetary life could assimilate the foundational life forms that approached it. The foundational life forms, no longer bound by the ancient covenant, would naturally not continue to listen to the nonsense of the Outer Gods, imprisoning and decomposing the planetary life. Instead, because they overwhelmed the thinking of the swarm of life forms, they actively helped the planetary life form reassemble its broken remains.

Foundational beings—a wise bird chooses a good tree to perch on, and a virtuous minister chooses a good lord to serve. You must understand what I'm saying, right? Rulers of the contract.

From the perspective of the Outer Gods, the fact that the Foundation Life Forms changed sides in this way is tantamount to directly stripping them of their power. Such a terrifying method has never existed since they had any memories, and it is beyond their comprehension. Planetary creatures appear even more mysterious to them.

Among the Outer Gods, there seem to be some who do not believe in evil and have once again launched an attack on the planetary creatures using the same old tricks.

This time, however, the planetary creatures, now prepared, were no longer in such a sorry state as before. They withstood all the attacks and recovered in the blink of an eye, even faster than the Pulan people's visual limits. In the Pulan people's eyes, the planetary creatures simply took all the terrifying power head-on and were completely unharmed.

This undoubtedly made them cheer again, proclaiming that their great god was invincible.

The cheers and jubilation of the insects were of no concern to either the Outer God or the planetary creatures. They continued to directly endure several attacks, and seeing that their opponents had no new attack methods, the planetary creatures prepared to make their move.

The planetary creature still remembered the instructions Rabbi had given it—to instill in all forces of resistance in this universe a despair so profound that they could not even conceive of resistance.