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Chapter 680: Brainworm Tyrant Group
In the Princess Star Region shrouded in the dense shadow of the Warp, psychic power is not a particularly useful means.

Not to mention the suppressive effect of the warp shadow on psychic power, psychic power is not very useful in combat confrontation alone.

When fighting against the Zerg fleet, the greatest use of psychic power is gone, and there is no need for Gu Hang to tear apart the void shield - they don't have it anyway.

Of course, psychic energy can also do something else. But whether it is simply using psychic energy to form thunder to bombard ships, or using psychic energy fields to tear ships apart, the effect is not very ideal. With Gu Hang's ability, he can indeed use psychic energy to achieve feats equivalent to the power of X-class heavy artillery, but it is not cost-effective to do so. It is better to fire two more shots than to spend so much effort.

In addition, he could also use psychic power to send a large number of troops directly into the enemy's ships through teleportation. But this trick would not work well against the Zerg Hive Fleet. Unlike human ships, which could be seized, the Zerg's biological ships were obviously not worth seizing.

Instead of seizing the ship, you could send elite troops into the enemy ship and wreak devastating damage from the inside... That's possible, but it's a bit of a suicide mission.

These biological ships have some incubation tissues inside. Their main function is to differentiate some tissues to fill the gap when the biological ship is damaged - in other words, it can be used to restore blood.

But when necessary, some soldier insects, or even advanced Zerg, can be differentiated to resist invaders in biological ships.

This is a very useful method. In the history of the Empire's wars, the fate of those who boarded Zerg ships was generally not very good.

Even if there are successes, they are not many and each time they are quite disastrous.

However, psychic power is not very effective against insects, but it is quite effective for insects to use psychic power to attack human ships.

After the void shield is torn apart, the ships on both sides will fight head-on. Who can defeat the biological ship?

Moreover, the Zerg Hive Fleet is often accompanied by the Warp Shadow. When the Zerg want to use psychic power, they will release the Warp Shadow in the area; when they do not have the psychic advantage, they will cover the Warp Shadow to prevent humans or other races from using it.

Highlight an injustice.

In this battle, the Zerg possessed powerful psychic powers, with four "brain worm tyrants", also known as neurozoa, present.

These four neuroprotozoa are the most powerful bodyguards provided by the Queen of Insects for the support fleet heading south.

So this time, it is naturally impossible to use the shadow of the subspace to cover the battlefield.

During the naval battle, the four-headed neurozoa tried to tear apart the void shields of human ships as soon as the battle began.

The reason why the human fleet did not suffer such a fate was of course because of Gu Hang's existence.

Gu Hang coordinated all the members of the Storm Mage Corps, and their psychic power simultaneously covered the four neuroprotozoa.

In an instant, the waves in the warp were extremely turbulent and dazzling. The powerful demons who often liked to hide in the corresponding warp to observe the cruel war in the real world, and then revel in the huge death and drink the souls of the dead, were also fleeing madly at this moment. Those who ran a little slower would be captured by the crazy surge of psychic power and then torn to pieces.

Even a demon-level being that had sneaked over quietly walked away without even a glance after seeing this situation.

It is conceivable how terrifying the confrontation between Gu Hang and these four neuroprotozoa was.

A few years ago, Gu Hang would not have been able to fight against these four monsters. In fact, he still can't stand it now.

Just think about it and you will understand. At that time, the Alliance was fighting against the Alfonzo Sect. When Sage Dubo went south to the Proud Claw Star Region, in the war between the Alliance and Gu Hang, he was alone against a neurozoan and only ended up in a draw, or had a slight advantage.

They are equally matched in the psychic confrontation, but in addition to fighting against the neurozoa, Gu Hang also has the ability to perform psychic teleportation to send the Space Marines into the enemy ships; he can also tear the veil of reality and throw the Heroic Elves of the Storm Kingdom into the enemy ships.

Moreover, after winning the battle, Gu Hang also "ate" a neurozoan.

That was a great boost for Gu Hang's Storm God Kingdom, as it greatly increased his spiritual power.

But despite this, it was still too stressful for Gu Hang to suddenly fight against the four-headed neurotoxin.

He has already maximized the power of the Storm Kingdom to project into the real universe; the more than 20,000 psychics of the Storm Mage Corps are also the result of Gu Hang's full efforts to cultivate them over a long period of time. Not only is the number increasing despite the obvious losses in the war, but the quality of the members of the Storm Mage Corps is also becoming stronger and stronger.

That was when Gu Hang invested a considerable amount of gift points.

Not only have mage academies been built directly on certain planets on the front line, but even on ships to train psychics at any time. Gu Hang will also select hundreds of "Storm Mages" with good potential from them and enlighten them one by one in the [Hero] interface.

Those who have the potential to be inspired to become "heroes" will often have their psychic strength increased to a higher level; there are also very few people who have the potential to be inspired multiple times.

All in all, Gu Hang has invested nearly 13 million points of grace in the Mage Corps. There are 9 storm mages with extraordinary potential, who have been pulled up to the LV level by Gu Hang.

In fact, Gu Hang's character level in the system was LV9. However, Gu Hang's LV9 had too many templates, especially the bonuses given by the Kingdom of Storms, so that he could obtain the strength of an Alpha-level psychic at the LV9 system level. Once the Kingdom of Storms came, it was even more terrifying than the Alpha level.

However, these LV9 psychics trained by Gu Hang generally do not have as many extra templates and characteristics as Gu Hang, and they do not have the power provided by the Storm God Kingdom.

Of the 13 Level 9 mages, 12 had reached the strength of A+ psychics, and the other one had even reached S level.

These 13 people, dubbed "Great Wizards", are Gu Hang's biggest helpers.

With their help, and the assistance of another 20,000 people, Gu Hang finally had the ability to fight against these four neuroprotozoa.

However, this kind of confrontation is not only stressful, but also somewhat unsustainable.

The main reason was that, under such a huge pressure of psychic energy, one of the Storm Mages would occasionally die with his head exploded, or be dragged away with blood all over his orifices and serious injuries.

As the number of storm mages decreases, the force that Gu Hang can mobilize will decrease, and then the number of mage headshots will increase... This is the beginning of a vicious cycle.

If the situation cannot be reversed, failure is imminent.

(End of this chapter)