Total Wipeout

[Real World, Station 13]

'Interference Swarm? Vivian was actually playing modern information warfare.'

'Simulating their own aura and feeding false intelligence to the pursuers—this fits my stereotype of a Mechanical Star Envoy perfectly.'

'Why did she specifically need Shadow Wolves as carriers? Couldn't the bees just fly on their own?'

Although they had already understood Vivian's tactics and objectives,

the Dimensional Audience at Station 13 still did not quite understand some of the steps involved.

For example, why did these smart-machine bees have to cling to Shadow Wolves? Could they not operate independently?

As though the Stellaris Production Team had anticipated the Dimensional Audience's confusion, the Action Anime's camera immediately shifted to Tiandao, who was still in the Rest Hall.

"Using a Star Beast's own life signals as a foundation and only distorting the information to a certain extent? That truly is a good method."

Caroline, beside Tiandao, nodded and added, "It is indeed a good idea. After all, the greatest weakness of smart-machine constructs is their lack of the life fluctuations unique to living beings."

"Her Interference Swarm may be able to simulate the examinees' star energy signals, but without life fluctuations as a 'disguise,' the pursuers would still see through it at a glance. It would never achieve the effect of interference."

Hearing Tiandao and Caroline's words, the Dimensional Audience finally understood.

Though these smart-machine bees emitted special quantum signals, they themselves could not simulate the life signals unique to biological creatures.

The Shadow Wolves' role was to make up for this weakness of the Interference Swarm.

Meanwhile, after preliminarily completing her plan, Vivian swiftly left the area and found a place to hide.

The Shadow Wolves covered in bees kept shaking their bodies irritably, trying to fling the bees off.

But the bees seemed glued in place