The train’s speed being too fast isn’t good either.
Inside the wormhole of the "Insect Race Civilization," Chen Mang glanced at the rear. Seeing no large troops catching up, he breathed a sigh of relief. His guess was correct; this apocalypse planet was indeed a trap set by the Insect Race Civilization.
Even though he was unclear on how the Insect Race Civilization managed it.
Why the survivors on that apocalypse planet turned into zombie-like, half-alive beings, and why the Insect Race Civilization purposely leaked the information to lure a large number of explorers, he had no idea of their true intentions.
But this incident gave him a wake-up call.
Which was...
To find corresponding accessories to deal with such sudden situations.
Normally speaking.
The universe is extrely vast, and the probability of a wormhole suddenly appearing directly in front during the train’s journey is about the sa as a stone thrown from Water Blue Star orbiting the equator and hitting oneself on the back of the head. The probability is minuscule.
However, as the saying goes, no matter how small the probability, there will co a day when it happens.
For instance, just now...
Didn’t it happen?
This is also why the "Insect Race Civilization" wasn’t prepared. If the Insect Race Civilization had laid a complete trap on the other side, even if he managed to escape, it would have co at a significant cost.
After the Constant Star Train re-erged from the wormhole.
Looking out into the distant universe, where scattered beams and exploding sparks sotis flashed, it turned and sped off again, as the area was sowhat dangerous. He didn’t particularly want to reveal himself.
However—
It wasn’t without so good news.
In that brief close encounter with the Insect Race’s stronghold, the "Target Detection Radar" had detected all the details of the troops guarding the wormhole entrance!
...
According to the information from the Target Detection Radar.
The combat units of the Insect Race Civilization are basically divided into two types.
Insect Race Mother Ship Insect Race Monster.
The Mother Ship is a large battleship similar to the Flesh and Blood Train, with a flesh-covered surface, capable of upgrading accessories, and is another kind of civilization form. But in essence, it is similar to the Train Civilization, utilizing core energy to enhance accessory power.
The army stationed at the wormhole entrance consisted of 878 mother ships.
Each mother ship’s defensive armor is at Level 100.
The main cannon power is at Level 150.
Their strength isn’t weak. He wasn’t clear about the specific strength of the Kasha Civilization’s train army, so it was hard to compare for now. Regardless, they basically couldn’t break his defense and posed little threat to him.
It’s also unknown how much these mother ships account for in the overall strength of the Insect Race Civilization.
At the sa ti.
There were also nurous Insect Race monsters strewn across the universe, similar to Stellar Giant Beasts, all of massive size, with widths generally several tens of ters. Of course, this bulk is large compared to normal species, but compared to Xiaolv, they’re like little ants.
These formidable-looking Insect Race monsters are at about Level 120 on average.
The strongest being at Level 150.
From the information obtained so far, this fleet of the insect race couldn’t beat him; even combined, they couldn’t beat him, as his armor defense level is simply too high, making it tough to break through his defense.
With Level 200 armor.
It’s already enough for him to roam freely in the universe.
Moreover, he noticed that the Insect Race Civilization’s main cannon levels aren’t particularly high. He thought it wasn’t due to a lack of resources. After all, the resources used to make 878 mother ships, if used on a single mother ship, surely could raise the main cannon to at least Level 200. But 150 was probably the most cost-effective.
After all, the train armor defense levels of other civilizations are quite low. Having a much higher cannon level doesn’t hold much significance, slightly higher being the most cost-effective.
"How much Murphy Stones would this consu?"
Chen Mang sat on the chair of the Fixed Star, looking towards the distant, fiery battle. At this ti, the Insect Race’s troops had almost slaughtered all the explorers and continued to launch an attack ahead.
Ahead...
Was the bidirectional wormhole, which is a strategic resource transportation channel of the "Kasha Civilization," one of the logistical supply lines. If this wormhole were destroyed, the logistical supply efficiency of the Kasha Civilization would decrease sowhat.
If the target of the Insect Race Civilization is this wormhole.
He found it quite logical.
But, why lure the explorers?
The Kasha Civilization had almost no troops stationed at this wormhole’s exit, only a few staff, and as he watched the Insect Race Civilization’s troops adjusting their main cannons toward the wormhole, about to open fire!
"Boom."
Chen Mang didn’t hesitate for a mont, imdiately pressing the button on the control panel.
The Constant Star Train, suspended in the universe, aid its Akanon main cannon at the Insect Race Civilization’s troops, a crimson beam shooting out instantly, enveloping several Insect Race Mother Ships in the blink of an eye.
And instantly lting them.
Without stopping, he fired three more beams, also enveloping all remaining Insect Race Mother Ships.
In just the blink of an eye.
This advance fleet of the Insect Race Civilization was entirely annihilated, with not a single survivor. After four shots, the world fell silent. Each of his light cannon shots had an attack energy range of Level 150, overwhelming these mother ships with only a defense energy range of Level 100.
He glanced at the fragnts silently exploding in the front, checked the information on the "Doppler Radar," and without lingering, continued moving farther away, not leaving behind a single trace.
He couldn’t allow the Insect Race Civilization to destroy this logistical supply route so easily.
According to the radar information, on the front line, the Kasha Civilization was at a disadvantage. He needed to maintain the balance between these two top civilizations, prolong this war so that during this period, he could continue to grow, until neither civilization could pose any threat to him.
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