Super God: Star Guardians, another year of conquering the galaxy.

Chapter 23 A Greeting to the United Nations on My Behalf

A strange and eerie creature appeared, its one restless large eye twitching incessantly, as if it were wary and trying to avoid something:

"He...he's here!"

"Run! Run!"

"They, they are the 'hunters,' symbolizing death... Death has come!"

"They have wiped out the majority of our race, and even we, the last survivors, are being hunted down generation after generation..."

"They will eventually find this place, so we must eat as soon as possible so that before they arrive... we can continue our escape into the darkness of the universe..."

"So hungry, so hungry... food, looking for food..."

The captain of the Gonggong was surprised and somewhat astonished.

How did this universe end up encountering these Presolin insectoids again?!

Why do I say "again"?

Because in another universe, they had already experienced an invasion by a swarm of insects.

At that time, a large part of the Starsea Community suffered greatly, but during that period, the Human Federation's fleet rose to prominence, not only suppressing the threat of the Zerg swarm, but also winning the title of "Starship Guardians" within the Starsea Community.

An interstellar regime that is extremely xenophobic and cruel to alien species is actually recognized as a "Star Guardian" by those community members who only know how to spout nonsense.

It sounds incredible, but it's true.

The Human Federation earned this title through its own strength.

In another universe, the Federation used a fleet of ships that nearly blotted out the sky to eliminate the "catastrophe" that had formed over the entire star system and wiped out the Prethorin insectoid race that had devoured countless interstellar regimes!

It was an extremely brutal war, and also the war that led to the rise of the Human Federation.

The captain of the Gonggong swore he would never forget what those insects looked like.

During the war to exterminate the Thorin insectoid race in another universe, the captain of the Gonggong received a lot of information about these insectoids.

They even captured a Zerg queen during the war and sealed several Zerg planets with "Angels of Peace" to conduct detailed and in-depth research on this species.

It seems that in the previous universe, the Prethorin insectoids they encountered called themselves the "last survivors."

Why is it still like this even after I've arrived in this universe?

There aren't that many survivors.

Are these insects just repeating this phrase?

Or perhaps this "Presorin" in front of them is just a parallel universe spacetime counterpart of the "Presorin" they have encountered in another universe.

What exactly is this "hunter" and "death" that they keep mentioning?

"you……"

The navigator of the Gonggong is preparing to use psychic abilities to inquire about some specific matters from the other party.

Unexpectedly, the other person's restless eye darted around in a chilling manner before focusing on them:

"You are 'food,' I'm so hungry..."

Swish!

Communications were forcibly shut down, and shipboard alarms were also forcibly sounded.

Countless dense biological information appeared in the Tiandao Galaxy, which had just been blown into a black hole.

"Fuck you!"

The captain of the Gonggong couldn't help but curse, saying that it was better to arrive at the right time than to arrive early or late.

The number of Presolin Zerg that flooded into this star system was unbelievable, more than a thousand times larger than the so-called fleet size of the Sun Civilization!

These Zerg space units are divided into several levels from top to bottom: Queen, Broodmother, Warrior, and Larva!

Each of the four types of warships corresponds to a battleship, cruiser, destroyer, and frigate. A massive swarm of these insects poses a threat comparable to a fleet of ships of similar size.

Most importantly, once these insects are encountered, it means that the subsequent battles will be almost endless.

Clearly, the swarm of insects that the Gonggong encountered had already been formed after several generations of reproduction.

There must be a Zerg nest somewhere in the nearby star system, otherwise these Zerg would not have appeared so deliberately and preparedly.

Damn it, if it weren't for that abnormal spacetime effect interfering with the detection system, they wouldn't be in such a passive position.

The Gonggong is currently facing a Zerg swarm of tens of millions, which is virtually endless.

It's true that the Heavenly Blazing Weapon can defeat ten thousand ships with a single vessel, but we also need to consider what kind of enemy it is.

The fleet composed of the Sun Civilization warships could not be considered a true interstellar fleet in the face of any warship in the Federation.

Can a fleet that sails at a snail's pace, whose shipborne weapons cannot penetrate enemy defenses, whose weapons cannot strike faster than the speed of light, and whose effective attack range cannot extend beyond the light-year level be called an interstellar fleet?

Even if another million enemy warships came, the captain of the "Gonggong" would be confident of a great victory.

But if it were these Zerg fleets, the situation would be quite different.

They can lie down to fight in the former case, but in the latter, they have to sit up to fight.

Although the cannons of the Burning Heaven Divine Weapon are powerful, a swarm of insects of this size can easily overwhelm a master with a flurry of punches.

Their weapons can actually inflict real damage on the Heavenly Blazing Soldiers.

The vast majority of space within the galaxy was squeezed by this insectoid race, which fearlessly attacked the "Gonggong".

Unfortunately, the star within the Heavenly Dao Star System was destroyed prematurely; otherwise, they could have used the Starburst Device to trigger a supernova explosion and resolve the immediate crisis.

Boom! Boom! Boom!

The Gonggong unleashed its full firepower, tearing apart the first Zerg fleet that attempted to approach with terrifying firepower, but the Zerg swarm continued to pour in, forming an inseparable encirclement.

The situation suddenly became extremely serious.

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"Captain, that massive super-gravity source has changed again; the engine system and gun system are suffering irreversible suppression..."

"The firing rate of faster-than-light weapons has decreased by 80%, and the normal speed of the Heaven-Burning Divine Weapon has decreased by 50%!"

"call……"

Even when forced into a life-or-death situation, the captain of the Gonggong remained remarkably clear-headed.

They now face three dead ends and one way out.

One possibility is that if they continue fighting, they will be overwhelmed by the dense swarms of insects.

Secondly, they gave up resistance, shut down all shipboard operating systems, and let the Burning Heaven Divine Soldiers fall into the newly formed black hole in the Heavenly Dao Star System, choosing a rather elaborate funeral.

Third, they resisted to the last moment and chose to self-destruct, taking a group of Zerg with them.

Previously, the Burning Heaven Divine Weapon had collected a massive amount of dark matter resources.

These dark matter resources are stored in an independent subspace bound to the Heavenly Weapon using some kind of quantum storage technology.

Once this dark matter is detonated, the damage will definitely affect the entire star system, inflicting a devastating blow on the insectoid swarm of tens of millions before us!

Better to be a broken piece of jade than a whole piece of tile.

The only way out is to forcibly activate the ship's psionic engines for an emergency faster-than-light escape, using the massive psionic energy to send the "Gonggong" to other places in the galaxy.

While this won't allow the "Gonggong" to completely escape the Houshen River system and free the entire crew from the Zerg threat, it will buy them enough time, and with a bit of luck, they might be able to escape alive.

However, these Thorin insectoids also possess psionic energy, making it difficult to escape from them using a psionic engine.

Unless a psychic with a rank of 90 or higher is willing to exert all their strength, even at the cost of their own life, there is no chance that this Heavenly Weapon will break through the opponent's psychic blockade.

Three deaths and one life.

Four endings do not mean four choices. In the eyes of the captain of the Gonggong, this can also be a sorting problem, and it must be a sorting problem.

"Fellow countrymen... if you have the opportunity, please convey my respects to the Grand Marshal and the United Stars!"

The captain's calm tone was transmitted to every crew member via the telepathic communication channel:

"Activate the psionic warp engine!"

A terrifying psionic pressure appeared, spreading from the command room to the entire ship in less than a nanosecond.

A massive psionic bubble enveloped the entire space where the Burning Heaven Divine Weapon was located.

The boundaries of time and space were brutally torn apart!

(End of this chapter)