Sixth Ring Wizard

With the strength of the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor, ordinary insectoid races naturally posed no threat to him whatsoever.

Even if the most powerful race in the Zerg plane were to make a move, the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor could simply leave whenever he wanted.

However, this time the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor was not alone; he was accompanied by Hellagur and the Toad.

He didn't know what methods Hrag and the toad had to escape, so he naturally had to be careful.

Hrag and his group were trying their best to avoid attracting the attention of the Zerg, otherwise they would be caught in endless trouble and unable to get out.

Even for the relatively weaker Zerg, it would be difficult for Hrag and his group to guarantee that they could completely wipe them out.

If the battle cannot be resolved quickly, it will attract the attention of other Zerg groups.

The Zerg's unique ability to share information is too powerful; any slightest movement can quickly spread to all parts of the Zerg plane.

That would be like stirring up a hornet's nest, making it very difficult for Hrag and his companion to achieve their goal of finding something.

"Be careful, there's a Zerg swarm nearby," the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor warned.

They traversed the void for half a month and arrived at the outer edge of a star system.

Their goal wasn't to enter that galaxy; they just needed to pass by it.

As soon as the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor approached, he discovered the insectoid race in that star system and immediately issued a warning.

Herag turned his head and looked over, but saw nothing but a huge, slowly rotating star.

The distance is too great to capture any useful information.

Herag glanced at the enormous galaxy, filled with countless stars and meteors, their light dazzling and somewhat blinding.

The group concealed their presence, using various celestial bodies to hide their tracks, and slowly moved forward.

Although they are all very fast, they seem somewhat slow in the vast universe.

From a distance, they appeared to be moving very slowly, their positions shifting at an almost millimeter rate.

……

Azure Armor Starfield.

This is the territory of the Blue Beetle Clan, belonging to the great Level 8 Overlord, the Blue Beetle King.

The Blue Beetle King was also a legendary figure. Although his bloodline was very noble, his clan had fallen into decline.

The Blue Beetle King originated from the most powerful level nine race in the insectoid plane, and was a member of the royal family, possessing noble bloodline power.

However, shortly after his birth, his tribe was embroiled in wars with other tribes.

In that battle, the Azure Armor Clan was besieged by several clans of equal strength, and after struggling for only a few decades, it was completely wiped out.

The Heart of the Zerg was devoured by other races, their territory was occupied by other races, and all the Zerg of the Blue Armor race were wiped out.

The Blue Beetle King was still young at the time. In the last few years before the extinction of his race, he was secretly sent away by his people to escape to other star systems.

Although the Blue Beetle King was young, he knew everything because of information sharing.

He saw the invading enemy, and he also saw his fallen kin.

When the Qingjia tribe was wiped out, he also witnessed the destruction of their territory's lair and the last tribesman to die in battle.

He also saw his elders fall one by one and heard the messages they passed on to him before they died.

"Live on, and start over."

Starting over is easier said than done. The Blue Armored Insect Clan is a level nine race, the highest-level race in the entire Insectoid plane.

However, when the Blue Beetle King fled, he only had a few hundred of his people with him, a group of defeated and remnant soldiers.

Such a weak force is far too insignificant in the Zerg plane; it could be wiped out by any low-level race it encounters.

But it was under these circumstances that the Blue Beetle King, leading a group of defeated soldiers, gradually developed into the current level eight race, only one step away from the original level nine Blue Beetle race.

The Azure Armor Clan dominates a star field, and no one dares to challenge their might.

Now all that's needed is time. Once the Blue Beetle King advances to level nine, the Blue Beetle Clan can regain its former glory.

The Blue Beetle King's ambitions didn't stop there; he still clearly remembered which groups had invaded them.

He always remembered these ethnic groups; he never forgot them.

He was determined to settle this score, once he was strong enough.

A sensory network exists in the Azure Armor Starfield, a product of the unique racial talent of the Azure Armor Insect Clan.

Throughout the entire Azure Armor Starfield, there is a kind of thread intertwined with the world rules. This thread is produced by a low-level insect race of the Azure Armor Insect Clan.

Advanced Zerg can use these threads to weave into the surrounding world rules, forming a vast sensory network.

The greatest advantage of this sensing network is its ability to detect all fluctuations within its range.

Stones have their own vibrational frequencies, and planets have their own vibrational frequencies.

Most of the time, things in the star field operate in a regular manner, and fluctuations are also stable and regular.

Even if some cosmic dust intrudes or meteors pass by, these have specific fluctuation patterns that can be sensed and clearly identified.

The sensory network provides the Blue Beetles with an excellent defense mechanism, enabling them to be fully aware of everything happening within their territory.

If an outsider breaks in, it will be detected immediately.

In a sensory network, hiding one's presence is useless, and so is disguise.

Every living organism has its own frequency of fluctuation, which is a unique ability of the Blue Beetle Clan to detect and cannot be avoided.

This kind of fluctuation exists in all living organisms, and most people cannot perceive it.

The Blue Armored Insect Clan is just one of countless races in the Insectoid plane, and an insignificant one at that. Few people know about the Blue Armored Insect Clan's methods.

Those from other dimensions, like Hrag, were even less aware of this method and hadn't even noticed it.

Only the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor felt something was strange; he felt as if someone had glanced at him.

It wasn't the feeling of being directly watched, but rather a very strange feeling of being seen.

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor was unaware of the Blue Armor Insect Clan's methods, and even less aware that he and his companions were already within the Blue Armor Insect Clan's sensory network.

But his primal instincts told him that he and his companions had been exposed.

Although they didn't know what went wrong, or how the other party discovered them.

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor turned around and said, "We've been discovered."

"We've been discovered?" Herag was completely unaware; he had been very careful and had been paying attention to his surroundings.

There wasn't a single living creature in sight, let alone any Zerg. Could they possibly be exposed under such circumstances?

"Although I don't know how we were exposed, I think we need to speed things up," the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor said calmly. (End of Chapter)