Gods: The Swarm

Thank goodness, Wilson won the bet again.

After a life-and-death process of consciousness occupation, he finally succeeded in devouring everything he had done to him, becoming a genuine heroic brainworm.

After completing the consciousness transfer operation, Wilson was not only able to perfectly control the body of the heroic creature, but also perfectly inherited its characteristics and talents.

What was even more amazing was that his new body had undergone a drastic genetic mutation.

Many parts of the body, and even the internal organs, were gradually transforming into Zerg.

In Dimi's words, this was because the body and soul were extremely compatible.

It was not uncommon for the new body of the brainworm to undergo Zerg transformation after the consciousness transfer was completed.

It was just a difference in the degree of transformation.

This further proves Dimitri's theory that the soul definitely contains something other than mental power, consciousness, and memory.

Otherwise, it is impossible to cause genetic mutations in the body with consciousness alone.

Wilson is not very interested in Dimitri's soul theory.

He only knows that he has become a hero-level brainworm as he wished.

Although he cannot enjoy the same treatment as the brainworm holy spirit for the time being, he has the ability to grab more generous rewards.

The true value of a hero-level follower can only be reflected on the battlefield.

For this reason, the great master has just issued a "pioneering order".

Ambitious Wilson took the initiative to accept the pioneering task.

He even applied for a high war loan with his past accumulated military exploits and the status of a hero-level dependent.

And used this war loan to lease a full 100,000 new Zerg warships and powerful life-saving star shuttles.

"For a better future, I'm going all in!"

When signing the loan, Wilson looked at the astronomical figures and his brain stem trembled.

After successfully getting his own fleet, Wilson, as an experienced legion commander with heroic combat power, has never changed his habit of nurturing in his life.

Earning performance is important, but one's own life is more valuable.

The flagship Wilson is on is always located in the middle and rear of the fleet array.

From the external ship type, this flagship is no different from other Zerg warships.

But inside the huge ship body filled with thick fungal blankets, there are not only many more equipment that warships should have.

There is also a super star shuttle with a length of only more than ten meters, which is Wilson's life-saving trump card.

If he really encounters an unmatched enemy, he must save his own life even if he abandons the entire Zerg fleet.

If you keep the green mountains, you will not worry about the lack of firewood.

Even if you will be burdened with a large amount of debt, as long as you pay your life back, there will always be a chance to turn things around.

The "pioneering order" issued by the master this time is different from the previous war missions.

All those who accept the pioneering mission, whether they are brain worms or single-eyed worms, follow the principle of voluntariness.

The cost of purchasing or renting ships is also their own savings, or obtained through loans.

Those who desert will not be sent to the military court, and will not even be condemned.

As long as you can repay the loan in full and on time, nothing will happen.

Of course, it is impossible for a master-level brainworm like Wilson who formed the pioneer fleet to control tens of thousands of warships by himself.

He also recruited a large number of single-eyed worm crew members to control the warships.

Most of these hired single-eyed worms also volunteered.

If the brainworms who formed the pioneer fleet abandoned these single-eyed worm crew members at any time, their reputation would definitely be ruined.

If they want to regroup in the future, it will be difficult to recruit enough excellent crew members.

Therefore, the relationship between brainworms and single-eyed worms in the pioneer fleet is more like boss and employee than commander and subordinate.

However, in extreme cases, brainworms can completely use level suppression and extremely powerful mental power to force single-eyed worm crew members to obey orders.

Even if they are asked to die, single-eyed worms cannot resist the will of brainworms at all.

Wilson is relatively generous to the recruited monocular crew members.

Not only does he pay them relatively generous wages, but he also rarely issues mandatory orders.

Compared to his brain-dead worms who don't treat crew members as worms, he is really a good boss.

Because of this, the monocular crew members under his command have good subjective initiative and work very seriously and actively.

In addition, they strive for the limited number of outstanding employee awards, and they are crazy about internal competition, working hard.

With such a dedicated employee, Wilson, as an employer, is very relaxed. He only needs to build a consciousness network to include all the monoculars in the communication.

Every time they arrive at the coordinate position marked on the star map, without Wilson's instructions, the corresponding number of warships will sail out of the fleet array in an orderly manner.

The barren God's Domain fragments that have been drained of fungal blankets are operated, and the grown fungal blankets are manipulated to break apart and then melt into the fungal blanket hull of the warship.

The high-value God's Domain fragments are towed by tractor beams.

After completing the relevant operations, these dispatched warships will accelerate to catch up with the fleet and regroup.

During the whole process, the fleet almost did not slow down at all, and the efficiency of recycling fungal blankets and collecting fragments was extremely high.

Less than half a month after the jump into the cradle, the fleet has reaped a lot.

Almost all warships have expanded several times visibly due to the fusion of the recycled fungal blankets into the hull.

Even the high-value debris dragged behind the fleet are wrapped in the outer covering fungal blanket layer that grows in a directional manner.

Under the premise of ensuring that the precious resources inside are not damaged, the fungal blanket is provided with a wider range of growth space as much as possible.

After all, the new fungal blanket that has been improved many times by the Great Overlord has a much faster growth rate than before by absorbing void energy.

For the pioneering fleet, even if a few cubic meters of fungal blanket grows, it means more benefits.

No matter how small the mosquito leg is, isn't it meat?

Not to mention, these extra fungal blankets are not included in the report share of the single-eyed worm farmer.

This means that it can be legally and legally used to cultivate the red-eyed barnacles in its own fleet.

In the fleet, there are still some red-eyed barnacles on the hull, which have not reached the carrying limit.

During the mission, Wilson did not dare to split and reproduce the red-eyed barnacles in large quantities.

These guys who parasitized the warships at that time all needed to "eat" the fungal blanket to split and grow.

The fungal blanket hull of the Zerg warship could not allow the red-eyed barnacles to absorb nutrients and reproduce wantonly before there was enough supply, otherwise it would easily cause the entire hull to collapse.

Recycling and breeding at the same time is the sustainable development model.

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