A Colossus rushes in at the start

Chapter 52 This bee colony desperately wants to survive

It has been more than three months since the Star Alliance put wormhole strikes into actual combat.

During this period, the media outlets of the Star River Alliance members widely publicized the efficiency, speed, and terror of the wormhole strikes, as well as their absolute crushing power over the swarm creatures.

Previously, due to the covert actions of the planetary creatures, the Star River Alliance fleet had been under constant suppression.

Having finally achieved a crushing victory and wiped out the enemy, shouldn't we give it a good talking-about moment to boost our declining morale?

In addition, due to the outstanding performance of the wormhole strike in this campaign, the Star Alliance quickly passed a resolution to mass-produce Star Buildings.

They also planned to launch a major counterattack against the mutated bee swarm after completing the first batch of star structures that generated wormholes, in order to reclaim some of the fallen star regions.

If the bee swarm can't withstand the Alliance's offensive, they might as well just wipe out the Babel Tower bee swarm in one fell swoop.

However, such a plan also means that the Star Alliance will primarily focus on accumulating strength.

Therefore, during this period, local skirmishes on the front lines decreased significantly. As long as the Babel Swarm did not launch an offensive, the Star Alliance fleet would not take the initiative to attack and try to seize the occupied areas.

An eerie calm prevailed on the front lines, but this was not a sign of impending peace; rather, it was the calm before an even fiercer storm...

Lu Shang sat bored on the sofa in his residence, yawning, his senses connected to a Behemoth behemoth in a star system.

In this star system, besides the Behemoth behemoth that connects to the land's senses, there are also solid planets of immense size, stretching as far as the eye can see.

These planetary lights only exist within this star system; their own gravity is constantly tearing at the star, causing the star's matter to escape at an accelerated rate.

"How much is still missing?" Lu Shang asked.

"All 260,000 planetary creatures have arrived. If that's not enough, we can send some more over," Grana, the mastermind, replied.

Lu Shang waved his hand habitually and said, "No, we still need to be wary of the Star River Alliance. I don't want to be ambushed by them at this time."

"You guys go ahead and do your work. We'll call you when we need you."

Upon hearing this, Grana responded.

"OK."

Having severed ties with the mainframes, Lu Shang addressed 260,000 planetary beings through the Behemoth behemoth.

"Everyone, there are neither enemies of the swarm here, nor any resources that are important to the swarm. Do you know why I called you here?"

Seeing the planetary creatures remain silent, Lu Shang continued, "Because the survival of the bee colony is under deadly threat, I foresaw that crisis, so we must find a way to resolve it so that it can never threaten the bee colony again."

"That's why I've gathered you all here; I need your help."

Two hundred and sixty thousand people crammed onto the playground was already a sea of ​​people; two hundred and sixty thousand planets crammed into the star system—this magnificent scene was truly something Lu Shang had never seen before in his life.

However, Lu Shang did not forget his purpose, and soon suppressed his feelings.

The Babel bee swarm craves only one thing: survival. As long as the survival of their species is guaranteed, they will do anything.

Now, Lu Shang tells them that the bee colony is facing a crisis once again, and the planetary creatures naturally won't agree.

"How exactly should I do it?"

Lu Shang could vaguely sense the determination contained in the seemingly indifferent reply.

This was exactly the effect Lu Shang wanted. He stated bluntly, "What you need to do is complete the creation of a closed-loop spacetime."

"This stellar system will be your test subject. The swarm needs you to completely remove this stellar system from this universe and make it an independent microcosm."

"You must do it, even if you can't, you must find a way to make it possible."

The last sentence sounded like an unreasonable request, but none of the planetary creatures objected.

"OK."

……

Meanwhile, the mainframes were leading their respective planetary creatures, on guard against the Star Alliance fleet that might invade and harass them.

Meanwhile, they discussed things about closed-loop spacetime through the swarm network.

"Can a closed-loop spacetime really be created using psionic energy?" Nanali asked, full of doubt.

The mainframes were quite unsure whether they could create a closed-loop spacetime, since they didn't study physics much, and they didn't even understand the basic concept of closed-loop spacetime unless the Star Alliance had created it before.

Now, the swarm is actually trying to use psionic energy to create this kind of thing...

The mastermind, Kasha, replied without much confidence, "I don't think it will work. The fundamental principle is wrong. The principle behind the Star Alliance's creation of closed-loop spacetime is to use massive energy to create a singularity, which then influences spacetime to form a closed-loop spacetime."

Grana, however, said, "I think the opposite. Psychic energy can create closed-loop spacetime, an extreme spatial structure that can be formed without relying on a singularity. Such examples have already appeared, and that is the cover-up."

"The black curtain has no singularity, but it can still exhibit a spacetime structure similar to a black hole, blocking almost all types of attacks from the Star River Alliance."

"Besides, it's not like we haven't collected relevant data on closed-loop spacetime from the Star River Alliance, so at least we don't need to start researching from scratch."

Mastermind Moston said, "Lu Shang did not provide a safer method, and I am very disgusted by this approach. If psionic energy is proven to be unable to create a closed spacetime, and the swarm does not have any way to deal with enemy wormhole attacks, the situation will become very dangerous. The swarm should be prepared."

A moment of silence fell over the swarm network; the other mainframes all understood what Moston meant.

What are you preparing?

If you can't win, you should definitely prepare to run away.

Therefore, what Moston meant was clear: he wanted the masterminds to prepare for a possible massive collapse and a mass exodus.

"Morston, do you want to learn from Cook?" Nanali delivered the message with obvious displeasure, her words carrying a warning tone.

"I advise you to have some self-awareness, Moston."

Moston was not afraid. If it were before, when Nunnally was the master, Moston would naturally be afraid, but now Nunnally is the same mastermind as it.

Moston replied, "Nanali, you have no right to punish me now. You are no longer the ruler."

"Now the bee colony is everything. Whether my suggestion is correct or not should be judged by the bee colony."

Soon, the masterminds handed over the right to make this judgment to the swarm.

Survival and continuation are the primary needs of the bee colony, and Moston's claim to escape naturally gained widespread acceptance from the colony as a whole. Therefore, Moston was deemed innocent by the colony.

"You should be grateful that Lu Shang gave you a chance to live, Moston."

Although dissatisfied with not getting the result she wanted, Nanali could only obey the collective decision of the bees.

(End of this chapter)