Chapter 1796: Chapter 566: Muscular Brain Machine and Bombarding Ship Cannon (6k)

Starry Sky, Star System Level Civilization, Carli Empire

In the laboratory, Bai Yi was so engrossed that she forgot the world around her. Suddenly, a message received in her mind shocked her, interrupting the action in her hands.

The previously stable Blood Flesh Plant in front of her suddenly collapsed, proliferating madly from various parts, forming layer upon layer of blood flesh tumors.

In its frantic movements, the plant’s limb tips spewed out chaotic Magic Power, which immediately splattered onto Bai Yi’s face.

Before it could cause more damage, Bai Yi restrained it and began to read the message in her mind.

Only her other Avatar could directly send something into her brain at such a critical moment, using the highest tier "alarm"...

"Have the Three Great Civilizations completely ignored the Insect Swarm threat? Are they planning to use the swarm to attack certain civilizations?"

Just with a quick glance, Bai Yi felt she had stumbled upon something significant and hurriedly perused the details.

Recently... or for a long period, because she had found several civilizations’ territories as the Insect Swarm’s secret bases, the swarm within the Starry Sky had focused mainly on building up the Insect Swarm Fleet.

In terms of reproduction alone, the swarm posed no issues, but the problem was that ordinary swarms were not powerful Combat Units in interstellar warfare.

Facing the Starry Sky’s Extraordinary Professionals, they could play around effortlessly, yet to deal face-to-face with fleet cannon fire...

No matter how strong the defense or high the resistance of the swarm, it couldn’t withstand direct hits.

By analogy, the swarm was like armored vehicles, prevailing against ordinary infantry.

But when facing real artillery or even missile groups, not just armored vehicles—even if upgraded to "high-tier" tanks—it wouldn’t matter.

It’s simply not the same level of Strength.

Moreover, the swarm itself possessed the ability for "Metalization."

Whether to unleash their full potential or to survive longer under fleet bombardment in interstellar wars, they must have appropriate armor.

And to clad the entire swarm in full armor, the metal materials consumed wouldn’t be less than that for fleets of the same level.

During these times, the swarm has frantically absorbed trades coming from the Red Moon Church and Shang Ji, as well as produced metal materials themselves.

Currently, the number of Insect Swarm Fleet matches normal witches’ fleets, even slightly surpassing them.

After finally exhausting the accumulated usable metal, another Avatar specifically returned to the Starry Sky, commandeering the swarm’s command to probe the Radiant Federation.

The Avatar directly took over her prolonged swarm command, making her appear more relaxed.

She could only immerse herself in the laboratory every day, collaborating on research with the talent gathered during this period to maintain a semblance of life.

What the other Avatar was up to, she truly had little understanding.

"So that’s how it is...

Regarding the gene weapon against that inferior swarm, no wonder the Three Great Civilizations felt especially confident—this specific weapon is almost invincible.

Unfortunately, they don’t know there’s a distinction between swarms.

Considering the situation, it seems appropriate for the swarm to act now.

Tsk, leisurely days are about to end again..."

Bai Yi pursed her lips and waved her hand, a mass of pale gray Magic Power crashing into the suppressed mutated Blood Flesh in front of her.

The originally vibrant and strong Life Force of the mutated Blood Flesh suddenly seemed to wither like dehydration.

The full surface dried and wrinkled rapidly, soon resembling tree bark, eventually turning completely into weathered dry wood, disintegrating into scattered gray-white powder.

This was her experimental creation, naturally still in the palm of her hand.

Standing up, she stretched her body without immediately connecting to the swarm through the network and instead walked out.

Although the swarm was to be activated, there was no urgent rush, having waited for so long, a day or two wouldn’t matter.

Most importantly, now that they had developed a weapon against the swarm and relaxed their vigilance there, activating the swarm here seems a bit too coincidental.

Even if the Three Great Civilizations’ leaders issued orders to ignore the swarm, those orders would need time to disseminate.

If this time disparity leads a fleet from any of the Three Great Civilizations to meddle and thus exposure occurs, it would be quite unfortunate.

This reminder from the Avatar was simply for her to prepare.

Before trustworthy intelligence from their insiders within the Three Great Civilizations came back, she had a bit of time to attend to her own affairs.

Such as reviewing the research progress she had neglected due to her intoxication with experiments during this period.

The last time she left... ahem, exited the laboratory, was two months ago.

Upon leaving the laboratory, the outside turned expansive.

This was a structure akin to a large shopping mall, with a circular atrium connecting directly to the top, lined with silver-white corridors on each level dotted with numerous plants.

The corridors weren’t lined with stores, but with laboratories, and they lacked elevators, replaced by witches’ flight, even the atrium’s top had been substituted with a sunlit array of plants.

Occasionally witches hurriedly moved up and down in the atrium; upon seeing her appearance, they excitedly nodded to her, then...

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