Gods: The Swarm

The world of gods, the cradle resource well.

The fragments of the ownerless divine domain, as numerous as stars, are scattered throughout the resource well. The closer to the inner area, the higher the density of the fragments.

In the core area, there are many giant honeycomb-shaped stars, which are formed by a large amount of ownerless divine domain fragments as the base and fungal carpet as the mantle.

The formation of space cracks is still frequent and irregular.

The void is torn without warning, spewing out a large amount of ownerless divine domain fragments, and quickly healed due to the self-healing nature of space.

Whenever a crack appears, the honeycomb stars in the nearby area will be in turmoil.

A large number of void giant insects will swarm out, rush to the eruption point at the fastest speed, and drag the resources gifted by nature back to their hometown.

The core area of ​​the cradle resource well has long been the private land of the Zerg and a forbidden area for aliens to enter.

No matter whether it is the gods or their followers, any life that enters the core area of ​​the cradle will be devastated by the Zerg.

Not only the Longwa gods, but also the human gods will receive the same treatment.

With the expansion of the Zerg, the core area can no longer satisfy their appetite, and there is a tendency to spread to the periphery and intend to monopolize the entire resource well.

The current positioning of this intermediate resource well is no longer the cradle of the descendants of the two dominant civilizations of Longwa and humans, but has become a real bloody training ground.

In the resource well, the demigods and gods of the two civilizations sometimes even need to cooperate to be able to move on the territory of the Zerg.

However, even if they can temporarily put aside the gap between races and abandon their past grudges, they can only barely resist the invasion of the swarm.

In the past, they have organized large-scale battles to try to clear the swarm, but unfortunately, the endings were basically dismal.

After the early active response and disappointment of the leaders of the two civilizations.

Later, they gradually realized that it seemed that the resource well had become like this, which was actually quite good.

The cradle resource well was originally a place for the two races to cultivate outstanding descendants.

As a hegemonic civilization, there is no shortage of resources to support the new generation, but if these geniuses can experience more setbacks and exercise more practical skills, it will actually be more conducive to their future growth.

Of course, this does not prevent the leaders of the civilization from paying attention to or even fearing these swarms.

If resources are not limited after all, and the two civilizations deliberately block and consume them regularly.

The swarm of insects that rushed out of the cradle resource well might really become a world poison that spread everywhere.

In fact, the top leaders of the two civilizations also had a headache looking at the swarm of insects in the cradle.

Even if a large number of peak gods were dispatched to clean up, in the world of gods where true gods do not exist, such top warriors would be helpless in the face of the swarm of insects that filled the void.

After all, the god of the opposite swarm, the human named Han Fei, was also a guy who had reached the peak of the gods, and there was not much difference in the level of gods of both sides.

Even if Han Fei had been missing for a hundred years in the real universe, with a hundred times the time difference, ten thousand years had passed in the world of gods.

But his divine domain not only did not collapse, but also his Zerg family, after thousands of years of crazy reproduction and expansion, the population size has expanded to an extremely terrifying order of magnitude, and it is even difficult to make an accurate assessment of the specific numbers.

What is even more troublesome is that after so many contacts with civilizations, they found that the birth rate of Holy Spirits in Han Fei's family group is ridiculously high.

The Holy Spirit who shares the authority of gods and acts on their will has never been interrupted.

This means that even if Han Fei is gone, they can still use part of the authority of gods, such as converting the power of faith into the power of gods, and continue to maintain the daily operation and development needs of the divine domain.

With hundreds of millions of family members and the piety of almost all fanatics, how magnificent is the power of faith they contribute?

The divine power transferred by the Holy Spirits and the condensed divine energy crystals are enough to allow the Cradle Swarm to consume the divine energy reserves unscrupulously when fighting against the enemy.

Not to mention the configuration of the swarm, which is ridiculously strong.

With enough resources, the red-eyed barnacles can reproduce rapidly, and the ray towers built by them have almost unlimited range and power.

Unless the two civilizations draw a large number of elite legions, all of them are led by the peak gods to carry out a large-scale encirclement and suppression, constantly consuming the resource accumulation of the swarm, and are prepared to pay for several generations.

Otherwise, it is actually difficult for them to completely clear the swarm in the cradle. The cost is too high!

Even the two dominant civilizations that dominate this star field cannot afford the loss of several generations.

Looking at the vast world of gods, if you want to gain a foothold here, every civilization needs to do its best to resist foreign enemies, expand territory, and seize development resources.

Drawing many elite legions and top warriors, at the cost of heavy casualties and resource loss, just to take back a mid-level resource well?

This cost-benefit ratio, just thinking about it makes the leaders of the two tribes have a headache.

Not to mention, if this drags down the army's soldiers and soldiers, leading to the obstruction of civilization's external development, or even the loss of borders, who will be responsible for the heavy losses caused?

In human civilization, defeated generals can still appeal to the military court to shirk their responsibilities.

But if the Longwa Empire leads to the loss of the empire's vast territory, it will really cost you your head!

Therefore, even if the Longwa high-level officials want to draw troops, the nobles on the front line will instinctively resist.

If they are forced to participate in the elimination of the insect swarm, these people will certainly try their best to preserve their own soldiers during the battle.

Such a situation is unsolvable.

In fact, there are differences of opinion among the top leaders of human civilization on how to deal with Han Fei and his Zerg family.

Even if the controversy caused by this has not been leaked, it has also caused a lot of undercurrents within the organization, and there is no need to elaborate on the process.

But the result is that Han Fei's divine world, which was originally docked in the residence of the central academy of the civilization, suddenly moved to the core area of ​​the cradle resource well under heavy and strict protection one day, completely out of the control of civilization.

No matter what the top leaders of the civilization think, they are all very secretive about this, and no one dares to hold the academy accountable for this.

After Longwa learned about it, he was annoyed and had no choice but to be annoyed. He couldn't send a true god to the door to explain it, right?

Everyone can reasonably speculate that Han Fei's divine world can easily get out of control and secretly move to the resource well with the help of some people.

But what can we do if we guess it?

It is impossible for the two sides to actually go to war in reality!

The outstanding descendants of the two tribes united, but they were unable to resist the expansion of the Cradle Swarm.

Not to mention the human side, there are still many internal obstacles that hold them back.

Many of those who were on good terms with Han Fei and even colluded with him have now grown into the ranks of high-level civilizations.

Many of their family descendants also hang around the Cradle Resource Well area.

God knows if they have colluded with the Swarm behind the scenes and reached some dirty agreement?

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