Earthlings are Too Ferocious!
Chapter 820

Incredible Means of Attack

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When this phenomenon repeated itself hundreds of times with regularity, Meng Chao finally realized that the "ancients" were using some mysterious weapon to deal with the backfiring Beast Tide.

He had initially thought it was something like a Cell Disintegration Cannon.

Through ultra-high-frequency vibrations, it triggered resonance in every cell within a Carbon-Based Life form.

Then, through ever-amplifying resonance, it reduced an intact life form back into separated cells.

Yet both this Primordial Alien Insect's compound eyes and Meng Chao's own Extraordinary Vision could see objects on the bacterial scale.

Even if they were instantly broken down into cells, it should have been impossible for there to be no sign at all, not even the faintest trace.

Meng Chao had watched hundreds of insect monsters vanish.

Yet he could not find the reason for their disappearance.

Combining this with the characteristics of the Primordial Civilization, he pondered bitterly for a long time before finally coming to a sudden realization.

These insect monsters had not been broken down into cells, or even into basic elements smaller than cells.

They had been "teleported" away.

Besides biotechnology and Spirit Energy Technology, the technology the Primordial Civilization took the greatest pride in was instantaneous teleportation.

At its grandest, it could transport an entire city, along with every intelligent life form living within it, across to The Other Shore of the Starry Sea, accurately "landing" them on the surface of a habitable planet and perfectly integrating them into its geology and ecosystem.

At its smallest scale, it could allow intelligent life forms to move instantaneously from point to point across a planet's surface, unhindered by any obstacle.

Before reading this fragment of "microbrain memory," Meng Chao had merely believed that "instantaneous teleportation," or "crossing over," was a technology that represented the ultimate development of transportation.

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