The brief meeting continued. Disguised as an Overlord, Aburame Tetsumaru informed him of the Insect Swarm's observed deployment routes over the past nine months.
Based on the Insect Swarm's jump trajectories, they would spread the flames of war across more than two thousand Star Systems, affecting over two hundred Terran clans.
In a war on such a massive scale, the heat and magnetic signals generated by battle would inevitably be immensely intense. The entire Koprulu Sector supercluster would be able to observe it.
With no higher authority overseeing them and forced to answer only to themselves, the Dominators were all highly sensitive. The other three Dominators closest to the fighting could not possibly turn a blind eye to a war unfolding beside them. They would most likely intervene of their own accord.
Even if they did not commit fully to the war, they would still deploy Insect Swarms on a considerable scale, launching preemptive attacks and occupying certain regions of space in advance as warning zones, lest they be caught off guard by a Terran surprise assault.
Naturally, following Zerg habits, once they discovered that the Terrans were showing signs of decline, they would immediately shift to the offensive and seize more resources.
The larger a territory's airspace was, the better it was not necessarily, but there could never be enough resources—especially for the Zerg. No matter how vast the supply of resources, they could digest it all in a short time.
Their previous restraint was merely because there had been nothing within reach to eat. Given the chance, they would definitely demonstrate what the Zerg's endless devouring truly meant.
To the Insect Swarm, resources meant swarm size. Given enough time to convert that swarm size, it could become nourishment for the Dominators' own strength.
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