Civilized Zerg Lord

Chapter 194 Cross-World War

In the depths of the boundless void, stars were scattered like grains of sand, and in the background of a blue chaotic space, several behemoths drifted slowly.

Like an ancient ocean behemoth, moving leisurely and contentedly in a certain direction in the silent ocean of space.

These huge entities are worlds of different civilizations. Their size is so large that any creature living on them cannot feel the true appearance of the place they live in.

In one of the worlds, the surface is covered with dense jelly structures. Towering giant jelly penetrates the clouds and shines with an icy light.

This is the pinnacle of Lyme civilization. Inside the city, countless shape-shifting creatures maintain the operation of the world with strict logic and precise calculations.

In the sky, sleek aircraft shuttled between buildings, making a slight buzzing sound, while on the ground, jelly arms were carrying out construction and maintenance work in an orderly manner.

The other world is completely different, its surface covered with lush vegetation and giant trees forming a forest.

There are strange creatures scattered among these forests. They come in various shapes, some seem to be evolved from plants, and some are like a mixture of animals and fungi.

In the cities of this world, creatures and nature coexist harmoniously, and buildings seem to grow naturally without obvious boundaries. Residents wander here and enjoy close contact with nature.

There is also a world whose urban architecture looks like it is made of light and shadow, constantly changing shapes.

The civilization living here has mastered the materialization technology of light, and their bodies seem to be made of light.

Moving and transforming freely in the city, the city itself is like a vivid work of art, reflecting this civilization's pursuit of beauty and harmony.

In the void, these worlds move quietly in the same direction. Although it is slow, every approach will cause the vibration of space ripples.

In the tree spirit civilization composed of plants, a huge tree spirit has its roots deeply penetrated into the origin of the world and is the heart of the entire civilization.

Its branches and leaves are luxuriant, covering the sky and the sun, and its vitality is so strong that it can sense tiny fluctuations far away in the horizon.

Suddenly, this tree spirit connected to the origin of the world spoke to other giant trees with its deep and powerful voice.

Its voice echoed through the forest like spring thunder, every leaf trembling with the message.

"Traces of Zerg invasion were found in the world fluctuations on the planned route. Should we stop and clean up?"

Its questions are passed through the forest, and every tree and leaf communicates in their own way.

The news spread like ripples, through vines and leaping streams, until it reached every corner of civilization.

After thinking for a long time, all the plants finally came to a result - to eliminate all insect swarms in the world along the way!
This decision is not only for the safety of their own retreat, but also for the maintenance of the safety of the entire neon district.

For the dryad civilization, the Zerg are not only a threat to the survival of low-level lords, but also undermine the dominance of high-level civilization.

This operation is of great significance. The purpose of the three high-level civilizations is to completely wipe out the Zerg civilization.

They know that if some worlds are left behind in this operation, the resurrection of the Zerg civilization will cause endless trouble in the future.

In order to clean up the neon low-density area, these high-level civilizations took the initiative to settle the main world from the originally comfortable high-density area.

In the process, the three lords gave up a large amount of occupied worlds.

There are dozens of resource areas connected to the main world, which is a huge sacrifice for them.

However, as long as the Zerg are completely eliminated, several lords can return to their original positions and regain control of the overall situation.

So, in this world made of plants, all life began to prepare for this great war.

The dryads penetrate their roots deeply into the soil to absorb more nutrients, their branches become stronger, and the photosynthesis on their leaves becomes more efficient.

The entire civilization, like a huge machine, slowly started to prepare for the coming battle.

In this war, there is no retreat, only one goal - to completely eliminate the Zerg.

In a world composed of giant trees, a towering vine began its transformation.

It grows faster than normal, stretching crazily into the air as if driven by some invisible force.

The tips of the vines continued to split, grow, and flourish. They weaved and intertwined in the air, and then plunged into the void silently.

As the vines continued to spread, ripples began to appear in the air, as if stones had been thrown into the water.

The ripples became denser and denser, eventually forming a crack at the end of the vine.

The spatial rift slowly opened, like a portal, connecting two completely different worlds.

The edge of the crack shone with unstable light, and the surrounding space was twisted and deformed.

As the crack gradually widened, the surrounding giant trees began to move slowly, their roots like tentacles stretching toward the portal to the unknown world.

Various plants passed through this space rift and entered another world, with the determination to eliminate the Zerg.

However, before the roots of the giant tree could completely pass through the crack, a sudden blow struck.

The insect swarm from the other side of the rift launched a ferocious attack.

Plasma balls streaked through the air, leaving behind dazzling rays of light; acid sprayed out, corroding the skin of giant trees;
The flames devoured everything like wild beasts; bone spurs shot out and penetrated the bodies of trees; explosive eggs exploded in the air, making a deafening noise.

These attacks fell like heavy rain, and many surrounding plants were unable to resist this sudden attack.

They were corroded, burned, and blown apart, turning a vibrant forest into a dead battlefield in an instant.

The bark of the tree was scorched black by the flames, the vines were corroded into green mud by the acid, and the leaves were reduced to ashes under the impact of the plasma ball.

In the vast world of plants, the voice of the dryad was as clear as spring water, and suddenly spread among all the plants:

"Defender!" With this order, rows of giant trees wrapped in silver leaves slowly approached the space rift.

These silver leaves are different from ordinary trees. They seem to be made of harder material and shine with a metallic luster.

The attacks of the insect swarm poured down like a torrential rain, but when they hit these defenders, they could only cause negligible damage.

The flames jumped on the silver leaves, but were extinguished quickly; the acid left traces on the surface of the leaves, but could not erode its essence; the light emitted by the impact of the plasma ball reflected on the silver leaves, as if it were lost in the sea.

Only scattered leaves are destroyed, but new leaves soon grow to fill the gaps.

After these guardians passed through the space rift, their branches began to slowly open, like huge umbrellas, covering the entire surrounding space.

These branches and leaves weave into a huge barrier, blocking all attacks flying towards the space rift.

Their bodies became the strongest fortress, and despite the swarm's attacks, they still stood firm.Passing through the space rift, more and more guardians came to the world occupied by the Zerg.

This world is not big, only a few thousand miles in radius, but it is completely covered by insect nests.

The insect swarm here is the seed that Gu Hao first sowed when he was looking for a special world. After decades of growth, it has matured.

The mountains and rivers that once existed are now replaced by ever-expanding insect nests, with huge insect nest structures stacked on top of one another.

This is the result of decades of development by the Zerg. Their large number and density make any invader daunting.

The guardians stood firm in this world covered by insect nests, and their branches continued to expand, forming patches of green sky.

Countless attacks were absorbed by these sky curtains. When the insect swarm's plasma balls and acid came into contact with these sky curtains, they were like stones thrown into a lake, causing ripples and then disappearing without a trace.

As the defensive line formed by the defenders became stronger, another plant began to appear - tall and powerful conifers.

These trees are five to sixty meters high, and their branches are covered with needles one or two meters long. They are like giants in the coniferous forest, standing on one side of the space crack.

Conifers are majestic and their very presence is awe-inspiring.

When these giant trees crossed the spatial rift, their branches began to slowly unfold, like warriors raising their spears and preparing to charge.

The needles on the tree began to vibrate, making a low buzzing sound, as if it were the prelude of a war drum, heralding the coming attack.

Suddenly, the guardian's silver leaves shrink, making room for the needles about to launch.

Then, needles shot out like rockets from a cannon barrel, cutting through the air and making a sharp sound of breaking wind.

The impact range of these coniferous trees is extremely amazing, and each coniferous tree can affect an area of ​​tens of kilometers.

Countless needles flew at an astonishing speed, spanning a distance of fifty or sixty kilometers, and shot out like a rain of missiles composed of natural forces.

The needles shot into the insect nest's carpet, causing a violent explosion in an instant. A huge shock wave and fire spread between the insect nests, like fire burning dry grass.

Explosions continued, the insect nest carpet was torn apart by violent blows, and large areas of the insect nest structure were directly blown up.

The insect swarm fell into chaos under this sudden attack.

The ubiquitous explosion caused the outer defense line of the insect nest to collapse instantly.

Although the number of insect swarms is large, they appear so small in the face of an attack of this scale.

The huge insect nest structure began to collapse in the continuous explosions. The iron-hard shells were torn apart by the power of the needles. The insects inside could not escape and were buried under their former nests.

The conifers continued to fire their deadly weapons, not giving the swarm any chance to breathe, and completely destroyed the world occupied by the zerg.

As the war progressed, more and more giant trees passed through the space rifts and joined the battle against the Zerg.

Around the space rift, the guardians were stationed densely. Dozens of huge guardian trees could be seen standing side by side in almost every kilometer. Their branches and leaves were intertwined, forming a barrier to life.

The insect hive here has developed for decades. Although there is not enough time, it still has the ability to separate fissionable materials.

Unwilling to be defeated, the Zerg used their last trump card - atomic weapons.

Around the space rift, the Diggers busily placed five atomic weapons in key locations, preparing to launch a desperate counterattack.

When the activation mechanism of the atomic energy weapon was triggered, dazzling rays of light pierced the darkness of the insect nest.

Then, an earth-shattering mushroom cloud broke through the sky, and a huge explosion echoed throughout the battlefield, like the sound of anger between heaven and earth.

The shock wave and heat wave generated by the explosion spread through the air, crushing and burning everything.

However, this catastrophic blow, which could have covered dozens of kilometers of damage range, was absorbed by the dense defenders.

The bodies of the guardians, their branches and leaves, and even every silver leaf, became a shield against this disaster.

The power of the explosion was exhausted on the life barrier formed by the defenders. The lethality of the atomic weapons was greatly weakened, and the effective killing range was compressed to less than ten kilometers.

In this atomic attack, only a few thousand guardian trees were destroyed.

Outside the core of the explosion, the branches of the guardians were broken in the explosion, and the bark was scorched black in the high temperature, but even at the last moment of their lives, they still adhered to their duties.

Although the Zerg's counterattack was unexpected, it failed to change the situation of the war.

As the war progressed, more giant trees passed through the space rifts and stepped onto the land occupied by the Zerg.

Their roots penetrated deeply into the fungus blanket covered by the insect nests, and began a mass extermination of the insect nests on the ground.

The branches and leaves of the giant trees were like weapons of warriors, waving them to destroy the insect nests on the surface one by one.

However, as the battle progressed, the plants soon realized that the insect swarms were not so easy to clear out.

They discovered that the real main body of the insect nest was not exposed on the ground, but was hidden hundreds or even thousands of meters below the ground.

There is the heart of the Zerg, the source of their reproduction and spread.

Even the tree spirit civilization with powerful combat power is difficult to find an effective method to completely eliminate the insect nests buried deep in the ground.

Faced with this dilemma, the dryads had to take a more primitive and direct approach - producing large numbers of small twisted bush elves.

These twisted bush spirits are much smaller than giant trees, but there are many of them. They can enter smaller spaces and travel through the underground world.

The Twisted Bush Elves carried the necessary weapons and tools and began a long and difficult underground war.

The bodies of the Twisted Bush Elves can easily adapt to the complex and changeable underground environment, and their root tentacles can sense the location of the insect nest, even in the pitch-black depths of the earth.

They keep digging, keep advancing, and keep clashing with the Zerg guards. Every battle is an ultimate test of vitality.

On the surface, the giant trees continue their extermination operations to prevent any insect swarms from escaping and regaining life.

Underground, the Twisted Bush Elves and the Zerg launched an invisible war.

They must fight in narrow tunnels, face fierce counterattacks by the Zerg, and continue to look for the next target after each Zerg nest is destroyed.

This is a battle without spectators, only countless twisted bush spirits fighting silently underground.

Sacrifice is often unknown to the tree, but every successful destruction, every collapse of the insect nest, wins a victory for the dryad civilization.

(End of this chapter)