The ant civilization had never been particularly invested in developing its own technology. Its technology had originally been built upon humanity's technology from the Marvel World, which was why, despite developing in the quantum field for over a thousand years, it had made little technological progress.
Put simply, they just were not interested.
As for what technology these ants excelled at most and had studied most deeply, there was no doubt that it was the Pym Particles they possessed.
When dealing with the Three-Body warships, the bugs found that many of their methods were ineffective, so they resorted to the cheating-like Pym Particles.
After finding an opening, the bugs seized the opportunity and shrank several Three-Body warships.
Once a warship had been shrunk, its fate was sealed. It was quickly destroyed by antimatter weapons.
In an instant, the Three-Body First Fleet lost several warships.
Although Pym Particles could still be used, their effects were certainly not as outrageous as they had been in the Marvel Universe. After shrinking a warship, they reduced not only its firepower but also its defenses.
Naturally, while these bugs had earned merit, their casualties were even more countless. Many of them had died under attacks from humanity's allies.
Fortunately, the bugs did not care much about their losses to begin with, and their reproduction rate was terrifyingly fast. This little loss was nothing.
What the Zerg civilization feared least was attrition. Their offensives relied precisely on the bugs' fearless willingness to die.
"What kind of technology is this?"
Even the Three-Body People were startled by the Pym Particles' ability to directly shrink objects.
This technology truly defied science. It directly shrank objects at the molecular level, without even adhering to the fundamental physical law of mass-energy conservation. It was simply unreasonable.
It was like the