Sixth Ring Wizard

Hearing Herag mention it now stirred up memories for the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor, making him feel nostalgic.

Unfortunately, countless years have passed since then.

When the Abyss Plane moved to the vicinity of the Zerg Plane, a protracted interdimensional war ensued between the two sides.

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor was already an ancestor-level being at that time, and he gained a lot of benefits in that interdimensional war.

However, as the Abyss Plane has moved further away, the location of the Zerg Plane is no longer available, making it naturally difficult to reach.

At least the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor did not have the coordinates of the Zerg plane.

When the Thousand-Eyed Progenitor learned that Herag didn't intend to attack the Zerg plane, but was only going in to find something, he wasn't particularly interested.

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor had no interest in such trivial matters.

But then he suddenly realized that although there were few people going this time and they couldn't do much, they could take this opportunity to obtain the coordinates of the Zerg plane.

Once we obtain stable coordinates for the Zerg plane, we can start planning gradually.

It's difficult to obtain stable coordinates of a plane from the outside, but now that we've directly entered the Zerg plane, obtaining stable coordinates is far too easy for the Thousand-Eyed Progenitor.

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor thought for a moment and said, "Since I'm free recently, I'll go and become Dangdang's bodyguard."

Seeing that his thoughts had been exposed, Herag scratched the back of his head and said, "Thanks a lot!"

"Let's go." The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor acted swiftly and decisively, preparing to set off immediately.

He didn't have much to prepare, since he wasn't going to launch a large-scale invasion anyway.

For him, if he wanted to leave, no one could stop him.

Hrag and the toad were already prepared, so they could set off immediately.

The toad jumped off Hrag's shoulder, its body rapidly expanding and growing larger until it opened its mouth, revealing a dark, bottomless spatial vortex.

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor looked at the spatial vortex, then gave the toad a proper look and said, "Interesting."

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor then directly entered the spatial passage, not worried about Hellagur and the Toad causing any trouble. Perhaps this is a testament to the daring of a highly skilled person.

Herag then crawled inside, and the toad closed its mouth and disappeared from the spot.

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The Zerg dimension, on a giant blue planet.

Herag and his two companions appeared in a forest, surrounded by a peaceful atmosphere.

This is a border area that has been explored before, and the level of danger is extremely low.

The toad then chose this place as its resting place.

This planet is home to many life forms, but there are no insectoid races, only ordinary life forms and some less advanced civilizations.

"Can you sense which direction it's in?" After surveying the surroundings and confirming there was no danger, Herag asked the toad.

The toad glanced at the starry sky: "It should be in that direction."

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor floated in front of the two, his gaze constantly looking around, seemingly curious about this place, or perhaps nostalgic.

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor had already concealed his aura, and even the naturally emitted fluctuations were completely under control.

Otherwise, given the aura emanating from him, the earth would likely shake and volcanoes would erupt the moment he appeared.

The energy field surrounding the progenitor would be a disaster for ordinary creatures and ordinary environments.

Herag quickly scanned the planet but found nothing of value. The three of them then flew away from the planet and headed into the boundless starry sky.

The toad can only sense a vague direction, but cannot determine the exact distance.

Moreover, it seemed as if something was enveloping his body, making his senses less precise.

After leaving the planet, what you see is the boundless universe, surrounded by stars.

Hrag floated in the void, and the feeling of having no distinction between up and down was truly peculiar.

The toad sensed a location in a distant galaxy cluster; it would need to get closer to pinpoint the exact location.

The Zerg race in the Zerg dimension is not found everywhere; they usually reside in certain settlements.

For example, the blue planet behind us has no insectoid creatures around it, which is why life on this planet can thrive and multiply normally, and it remains so peaceful and beautiful to this day.

It's not that the Zerg are particularly merciful; it's just that this planet is lucky enough to be located outside the territory of any Zerg faction, otherwise it would have been discovered long ago.

Once discovered by the Zerg, this planet will be devoured completely in an instant.

All the flesh and blood food is taken back to the insectoid monsters' lair as part of their daily hunting.

Herag and his crew flew very discreetly and cautiously, using the cover of many planets and dust as they flew forward.

This was specifically requested by the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor.

"Why be so careful?" Herag asked, somewhat puzzled.

Even with the strength of the Thousand-Eyed Progenitor, it's surprising that he has to be so careful even when traveling. Herag wondered if he had underestimated the strength of the Zerg.

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor said, "You're looking for something, aren't you? Then you must be careful. Remember, within the insectoid race, every monster shares information."

"Information sharing? It means..." Herag suddenly understood.

Information sharing means that all Zerg in a group share their vision, hearing, smell, and any information they detect.

Whatever a monster sees can be instantly seen by all the insectoids in that race.

Hrag, considering the sheer number of the Zerg swarm, suddenly felt a bit overwhelmed.

Once seen by any Zerg, it's equivalent to being seen by the entire Zerg swarm.

Of course, it was also seen by the king of this tribe.

Hrag began to understand why Zerg overlords were generally able to command their entire swarm so efficiently; it seemed the reason lay here.

A single Zerg swarm could easily contain millions, tens of millions, or even hundreds of millions of Zerg monsters.

It would be almost impossible for a normal person to manage such a large number of subordinates as effectively as their own limbs; no one could possibly devote that much energy to it.

But if the Zerg had the ability to share information, then it would be a different story.

The entire Zerg swarm may seem large, but in reality, they can all follow the will of the King alone.

Herag believed that as long as the three of them were seen by a certain Zerg race.

Once the opponent assesses that they are strong enough to defeat them, they will come out in full force, and it will be extremely difficult to shake them off.

With so many Zerg, being targeted by them is a real problem. Countless Zerg can watch you from a great distance, and the entire swarm can know your every move at any time.

In this situation, if one's strength isn't enough to easily sweep away the entire Zerg swarm, then it will be very difficult to cope. (End of Chapter)