Gods: The Swarm

‘Cradle’ resource well, the boundary buffer zone between the inner and outer circles.

In the void, a huge sphere covered with dense fungal blankets floats quietly.

Although Mu Peng’s divine domain has taken shape, it presents a regular hemisphere.

But this does not prevent her from using a thick outer fungal blanket layer to wrap her divine domain into a ball without dead ends.

Mu Peng, who has been carefully taught by her family since childhood, is now influenced by the advice and words and deeds of her future mother-in-law.

She finally figured out a truth: if money is kept in her hands, it is the biggest waste.

So now Mu Peng doesn’t mind spending Liu Dan’s money to gain combat power.

In the words of the future mother-in-law, this is called the rational use of existing resources.

A few days ago, when Han Fei took out the meshworm to talk business with her, wanting to exchange for her newly conceived advanced life fountain.

Without saying anything, Mu Peng readily agreed to Han Fei's request. While paying for a high-level life spring, she also won the exclusive management rights of the communication giant insect for Liu Dan.

In Mu Peng's opinion, her own Dandan is good in everything. In addition to her strange hobbies, she is also very efficient and straightforward in doing things.

The products sold by Han Fei are really good and cost-effective. It is absolutely a loss to use the high-level life spring in exchange for an exclusive management right with a high share.

Besides, she originally planned to give this high-level life spring to Liu Dan.

Now she can take it out and make more requests to Han Fei on this condition. Why not?

In order to make this deal, Han Fei not only gave her a batch of mesh insects for free, but also a large number of pioneer ships full of war insect swarms.

And it must be based on the warship standard, and the outer bacterial blanket and red-eyed barnacles must be fully equipped.

Han Fei, who agreed to this condition, couldn't help but feel deeply painful for it.

It's a blood loss! God, don't be conscientious!

The transport vehicles he originally prepared to give away refer to the cheap goods confiscated from the Zerg Network Communication Company!

But Mu Peng didn't talk about it. After he made this condition intuitively, he didn't give up until he agreed!

There was no room for maneuver for Han Fei, so that all the long speeches he had prepared in advance were stillborn, which was really uncomfortable.

In the end, he had to accept the reality with a pinch of his nose and quickly completed this transaction with a meager profit.

After getting the things, Mu Peng immediately equipped this newly acquired Zerg fleet with a sufficient number of single-eyed worm crew members.

These monocular worms that Mu Peng carefully cultivated since childhood are much better off than the monocular worms in Han Fei's divine domain.

Not only are there a large supply of high-level water of life, but excellent individuals will also receive various resources from her, and several of them have grown to the level of heroes.

Unfortunately, these monocular worms in her hands cannot reproduce.

While the proportion of promoted fanatics is ridiculously low, even if they have reached the hero level, their mental power has not transformed, and they are not comparable to the brain worms rented to her by Han Fei.

Mu Peng herself has also studied this for many years, and while she has gained nothing, she has roughly guessed the reason.

This is probably related to Han Fei's divine characteristics or dependent talents.

After getting this result, Mu Peng had no choice but to give up the attempt to transform the monocular worms in her hands into brain worms.

After she added this fleet of 100,000 Zerg warships into the inner circle of the cradle.

Immediately, they began to place meshworms at designated points along the way, and quickly built a complete communication and reconnaissance network.

In the blink of an eye, more than half a month had passed.

During this period, Mu Peng would occasionally access the mental network through the monocular worm fanatics by possessing her body, and check the expanding reconnaissance range.

This feeling of constantly opening the fog of the map and opening up the vision, like playing a strategic game, has made her a little addicted.

In the past, the brainworm command team that Han Fei rented to her were all fanatics, and they would never open everything to Mu Peng, the outer god.

If Mu Peng dared to forcibly invade his consciousness to spy on him, not only would the brainworm resist crazily, but Han Fei could also instantly project his divine thoughts through the line of faith to forcibly intervene.

In the world of gods, invading the consciousness of others' followers is undoubtedly an act of great malice. Mu Peng never thought of offending Han Fei for no reason.

This allows the brainworm command team to control the swarm of insects. She can often obtain information through the images and data projected by the brainworm using the consciousness converter.

Nowadays, Mu Peng can instantly project the perspective to all Zerg units within the coverage area through her own single-eyed worm fanatics and the mental network built by the meshworm.

It seems to turn the original turn-based game into a real-time strategy game.

This feeling of strategizing is so cool!

The addition of a large number of Zerg battleships, as well as the advantages in information and vision, made Mu Peng feel that he was good enough.

Recently, the dependent fleet has suffered repeated setbacks in the inner circle of the cradle, and Mu Peng's young void fungal blanket fortress was destroyed by the Longwa gods, which really made her feel aggrieved.

But Mu Peng's own dependents are too precious. The core dependents alone, even the subsidiary dependents, are all elves, which is completely useless.

This trip happened to meet Han Fei who took the initiative to offer to "give away" warships.

Mu Peng was naturally polite and first got 100,000 ships to test the waters.

If the cost-effectiveness is indeed good, then she is also ready to copy Han Fei's combat system.

It's just a matter of spending more energy to purchase more monoglena larvae and carry out large-scale targeted cultivation.

Anyway, Mu Peng꺗놊's lack of water of life can be solved with divine power and resources. How can that be a problem?

늀So arrogant!

Driven by this idea, Mu Peng assembled the existing Zerg fleet.

Through the thread of faith, he issued an oracle to his fleet of elves and told them to shrink into the area under his control.

놙Those Lonwa bastards who are always hanging around her plate recently appear.

Mu Peng was prepared to personally command the Zerg fleet and engage in an encounter with the opponent without having to worry too much about damage and consumption.

It's a pity that God fulfilled his wish. The Longwa Fleet, which had come to her free-range creep area almost every few days before and harassed her once, has now not appeared for more than half a month.

It really made her depressed.