Colonial Suit

The composite cerebral worm was a modulation Nabolitt had spent over a century creating, originally intended as the governing core of the Mother Nest. However, it remains incomplete even today. Using this as a trump card shows Nabolitt's resolve.

Regardless, what's coming will come…

Five days later, the Ninth Dimension was under high alert. All contact with the outside world was completely cut off, transport, interaction, and information exchange ceased. Spatial isolation was deeply locked down. In the vast void, countless void worms slowly meandered, vigilantly scanning every channel and every inch of space. All spatial nodes, natural faults, and loopholes were patrolled by enormous bio-warships to ensure absolute security.

This was almost the highest level of alert for the Ninth Dimension, nearly equivalent to war. Only Grand Sage Nabolitt had the authority to initiate it, and even the King of the Sasha race couldn't do so.

Of course, compared to the Mother Nest itself, all of this was nothing.

Dicetia, a sub-body of the Mother Nest with combat capabilities, was now in a state of war. Its massive body, comparable to dozens of stars, had all entry and exit tunnels sealed. The writhing tendons and blood vessels on its surface were covered with thick armor. Countless thick, tree-like organisms grew from the gaps in the armor, swaying gently in the void, as if covering the Mother Nest with a layer of fluff.

Those were thick 'fluffs' with a diameter of tens of meters. Each fluff was modulated with bio-laser emission crystals. If attacked, it could focus billions of beams in any direction within a thousandth of a second. The terrifying power could instantly pierce a star! Moreover, with the frequency changes within the muscles, these tree-like organisms could create a high-strength shield tens of thousands of kilometers thick, thereby immunizing it against the simultaneous firing of any known warship's main guns. Coupled with the diamond-hard armor and regenerative tendons, the current Dicetia was invincible from the perspective of cosmic warfare.

The unprecedented martial law in the Ninth Dimension was just another layer of insurance on its terrifying shell.

In a certain area of the Mother Nest, strong tendons writhed and expanded, gradually forming a huge chamber. A large number of blood vessels hung down from above, and a faint fishy smell began to permeate the air. On the base of the chamber, the ground rapidly writhed and deformed, raising an oval modulation pod. Then, the blood vessels began to connect one by one, pouring transparent liquid into it. In the chamber's dark red light, the modulation pod appeared so mysterious. The bone spurs surrounding it in an arc further enhanced its nobility and sanctity.

Nabolitt, dressed in a white robe, silently watched all of this, his face expressionless.

The modulation base was complete.

Although this chamber seemed unremarkable, only he knew that below this chamber, just five kilometers away, a composite cerebral worm with a diameter of several thousand meters was operating. It was responsible for the entire management of this Mother Nest, and every inch of muscle and blood vessel in this chamber was completely connected to this cerebral worm, which could be regarded as an appendage of the cerebral worm. When Li'er entered the modulation pod, her nerves would be connected to the cerebral worm, forming a two-in-one situation.

This was not a lucky opportunity, because once connected, the Mother Nest would share information with the recipient, thereby sharing its own pressure. A massive amount of information would flood into the recipient's mind like a landslide, causing their head to explode like fireworks. Unless the recipient's body could accept it, there would be no exceptions.

Li'er possessed the bloodline of the ancient Mother Nest, and Nabolitt believed she could do it, but the problem was that no one could guarantee it.

What if something went wrong?

What if Li'er couldn't bear it?

Nabolitt shook his head, not daring to think about it anymore. He could not afford any more accidents. With the Boca civil war about to end and the Great Prince Xie about to open that ancient mysterious place, he had to seek a trump card for the Sasha race. The Mother Nest was only a part of it, and another part was Saros's abyss awakening. All of this was inseparable from Li'er's help.

As the chief Grand Sage of the clan, Nabolitt knew that the Sasha race was ultimately not as strong as the Boca race in terms of heritage. Although both had seized the power of the universe after the Great Chaos, the Boca race had already become a powerful race before the Great Chaos, while the Sasha race had only grown by stepping on the corpses of the Crodir. The resources and trump cards possessed by the two sides were not on the same level at all. And with the advent of the Great Destruction, these differences became even more disparate.

To achieve that goal, one must pay more and get more…

Nabolitt silently thought, then suddenly said to his side, "Is she ready?"

"She's ready." The wall writhed a few times, and Sarpos's figure walked out, saying with an awkward expression. "She's been calm from beginning to end. It seems she's been preparing for this moment for a long time."

"I told you long ago that she is a woman with a strong mind, and small tricks are useless," Nabolitt replied. "But it doesn't matter anymore. In a few hours, the individual she represents will disappear from our sight. What will replace her is our new core. And a tool with a second-order symbol."

"Have you thought about what name to give her?" Sarpos asked.

"Maria." Nabolitt thought for a while and replied softly. "Let's call her… Maria…"

Maria?

What… you're going to use that name?

Sarpos was a little puzzled but didn't ask further. Just then, Li'er had already entered.

Today, she was wearing a pure white gauze dress, as holy as an angel. She floated in slowly, supported by several tentacles. Her body was lying back, her eyes were closed, and her blood-red hair trailed long on the ground, truly like blood. Sarpos had given Li'er a resonance potion before, so she had entered a deep sleep. In this state, the cerebral worm would fuse with her better and it would be easier to replace her body.

Under the gazes of the two Grand Sages, the tentacles sent Li'er to the modulation pod and then placed her inside…

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In the next moment, a large number of blood vessels began to tremble, convulsing as if they had been impacted by something. In the modulation pod, the transparent liquid rapidly boiled, instantly turning a faint red. Li'er crossed her arms over her chest and slowly stood upright in the pod. Visibly, the white gauze dress quickly dissolved, revealing a near-perfect body.

Sarpos turned a blind eye to all of this, only turning his head to look at Nabolitt.

"Begin?"

"Yes, begin." Nabolitt reached out and swiped, and a light curtain appeared in front of him. Then, he quickly operated.

With his movements, the entire Mother Nest began to tremble slightly, the chamber walls writhed more intensely, and a large number of blood vessels shot in from all directions, like spiders, all connected to the modulation pod. Immediately afterward, the wall opposite the modulation pod suddenly expanded, turning out a huge eye.

The cerebral worm…

Has descended. (To be continued…)