But compared to the Black Tide that had already vanished into the cosmic background,
the lifeforms still active on Ifasta drew even more of their attention. Some of them were, in fact, war weapons.
And when they expanded their view,
they saw countless manufactured war lifeforms on the artificial satellite Ifasta.
Su Wen's deep-blue Appraisal Vision simultaneously revealed their names:
Whale Skeleton, a Pan-Third-Order Lower-Rank modified war weapon. It was a gigantic whale-like lifeform over a thousand meters long, floating and even wandering in the near orbit of the artificial planet Ifasta.
Its dorsal fin was composed of engines, its skin covered in breathing protective scales, and even its tail fin trailed dark-red psionic flames.
Yet their numbers were still constantly dwindling, and they even let out mournful cries like dying stars.
Scorpion, a Pan-Second-Order Mid-Rank modified war weapon. A colossal mechanical scorpion lifeform crawling through the rifts on the satellite's surface, with plasma drills capable of melting through rock layers at the ends of its eight legs and psionic light blades flickering between its pincers, on the verge of going out.
Its shell was formed from liquid memory metal, yet the fluctuations in the psionic background had caused irregular crystallization across it. What seeped from its cracks was not blood, but dark-purple energy that corroded its own tissues.
Its death state had already entered the second phase: devouring its own crystallized limbs to delay its overall collapse.
Shadow Eater
A Pan-Second-Order Mid-Rank modified war weapon, a colossal serpent-shaped unit lurking beneath the satellite's surface. Its body was made of extensible matter and could pass through geological layers as it moved within the satellite.
Its head was set with a lens capable of distorting observation, but the psionic background fluctuations had caused it to resonate, leaving spiderweb-like cracks across the