Zerg is like this

Chapter 340 Mutation
Massive numbers of Zergs rose like thick dark clouds, quickly covering the entire continent.

The entire continent was filled with Zerg's condors. Relying on their numerical advantage, the Zerg quickly mapped every inch of land on the continent from the sky.

Without finding any living creatures, a large number of Roche giants emerged from the insect cloud and began to fall from the sky to the ground.

The moment they fell to the ground, endless insects crawled out from all over the body of the Luo giant.

The bugs came to the ground along the huge body of the Roche giant, and then quickly drilled into the soil.

The insect brain began to compose a map of this continent based on the feedback from these insects.

On this map, there are plains, hills, peaks and valleys, as well as various stones and mineral remnants on the ground.

Regardless of size, all landforms currently existing on this continent, along with the depth of the land and various hidden objects, are being marked on the map one by one.

The smart ones of the Zerg are constantly communicating with the Zerg brain and monitoring the situation of the Zerg.

Smart people are all worried that there may be some hidden enemies lurking somewhere on the mainland.

They were ready to fight at any time.

In the eyes of the smart Zerg, a place that has been talked about by ancient beings for so many years will definitely have the highest intensity of combat.

But what surprised them was that from beginning to end, the insects' entry and exit within the continent were not affected in any way.

Not only is there no enemy on this continent, there isn't even the most basic single-celled life.

The Zerg have searched the entire continent, but have not found even a single microorganism.

Similarly, there is no magnetic field or core like a continent should have.

All the structures are exactly the same, above and below ground.

It can even be said that this continent seems to be a long-dead place that was torn off from another planet.

During the long years of separation from the planet, various traces on the continent were gradually buried in the years.

With the high temperature, high pressure and erosion of radiation in the universe, all traces of the existence of life will gradually disappear.

In the end, only desolation remained.

It didn't take long.

The Zerg swept in like a vast ocean and have already searched every corner of the entire continent.

Even a piece of stone hidden in the deepest part of the ground has been turned over and looked at by the Zerg, and then ground into powder.

But even so, the Zerg still did not find anything unusual on this continent.

If they say there are no abnormalities, does that really mean there are no abnormalities?
At least the Zerg don't think so.

Sometimes, the Zerg don't completely believe their own eyes.

Just like those races that were replaced by the Zerg, didn’t they notice any abnormalities before they were replaced?
Judging others by one’s own standards, a continent that has been coveted by ancient beings for so many years is just an insignificant dead continent?
I (Zerg) don't believe it!
Anyway, there are already a huge number of bugs inhabiting this continent.

No matter what changes occur on the continent, the Zerg will know the information first.

As for the mother nest and the buildings in the square, the Zerg have no intention of moving them to the mainland.

Today's Zerg can survive without land.

In this case, why would one move one's life and property to a place full of doubts?
This is not something stupid that the Zerg would do.

As a result, the square where the Zerg were located not only did not move towards the mainland, but instead slowly moved towards the deep space.

The Zerg planned to keep a distance from this continent for the time being, allowing the Zerg to continue to cooperate with the Zerg's smart people in research on the continent, while the Zerg army retreated to the side and watched quietly.

A year passed and nothing was found.

Ten years later, nothing has been found.

So the Zerg started to make trouble!
I saw a large number of Luo giants flying back to the sky above this continent from the ground.

As soon as they came into contact with each other, they instantly turned into particles.

Then, under the unified arrangement of the insect brain, these particles began to form different substances.

Not long after, a huge aerospace mothership appeared in the sky above the continent.

The huge size of the aerospace mothership directly blocked the light reflected from the distant planets, plunging the continent into darkness.

Since the Zerg have already mastered the ability to transform themselves into the original elements, they have naturally also mastered the ability to assimilate other substances.

I saw the aerospace mothership in the sky lowering endless tentacles towards this continent.

These tentacles, which are full of sharp teeth, are extremely large, and each one is like a pillar supporting the sky.

Every bite they take can leave a huge gap in the continent.

Soil, minerals, and various substances will be quickly transported along the tentacles all the way up to the sky.

Huge gaps cover the entire surface of the continent.

Such a large continent, under the operation of a large number of Zerg, began to become thinner and thinner, and its volume was shrinking rapidly.

After being transported to the aerospace mothership, these lands that made up the continent were quickly converted into their original elements.

The Zerg stored these elements in the aerospace carrier for future use.

Rhodes was in the mother nest, alone in an independent room isolated from a chamber.

With the help of the insect brain, scenes from all over the continent appeared before his eyes one by one.

Although hollowing out this continent was not the order he gave, the method adopted by the smart Zerg people is undoubtedly the best way at present.

He actually wanted to know what was going on with this continent.

Since I can't find the problem, I'll just eat you whole.

At this moment, Rhodes suddenly found that something was wrong around him.

He felt that he had lost control of the Zerg in an instant.

Originally, the Zerg brain was constantly collecting all kinds of information inside and outside the Zerg, and constantly summarizing and organizing this information and summarizing it here.

If he doesn't look at it, then the information is temporarily stored.

If he wanted to see it, he could immediately understand the current progress of the Zerg in a certain aspect by reading these information briefings.

Now, he seemed to have been completely separated from the world by some powerful force.

He seemed to have become a completely ordinary person.

The picture of the continent before my eyes was like a mirage in the mirror and disappeared completely after a series of ripples.

In a flash, Rhodes suddenly found himself in an extremely unfamiliar place.

(End of this chapter)