The First Record of Reaching the Future Wasn't Technology

APX-79a_02 was the second planet in the Star System suitable for agricultural production. The Zerg had deployed enough bugs here to blanket the planet's surface.

Fortunately, no advanced bugs such as Scorpions, Queens, Thunder Beasts, or Alien Dragons had appeared in the fighting so far. Most likely, they would not appear before the fleet returned.

Naturally, Aburame Tetsumaru felt lucky at this moment. His luck in being deployed here this time was pretty good. He would not die on Planet APX-79a_02.

Human Marines were hailed as warriors capable of handling anything, all because of the electromagnetic machine guns in their hands.

The tactical requirement might have been to attack enemies four hundred meters away, but under commanded conditions, they could slightly disregard lethality and weapon damage. At full power, they could even fire bullets into high orbit and damage Battlecruisers.

Well, knocking off a bit of paint counted as damage too, right?

The Battlecruiser fleet commander had specifically mentioned this in his orders, hoping that the Marines would overcome all difficulties and eliminate every enemy.

Of course, Marines could really only deal with Jump Bugs. They struggled greatly against Hydralisks, Banelings, and Cockroaches.

As for advanced Zerg like Lurkers and Alien Dragons, Marines were simply no match for them. They were their natural predators.

Aburame Tetsumaru understood this well. If any of those advanced bugs appeared, even a single Lurker commonly known as an Earth Spike came near, not one of the more than ten thousand Marines under his command would escape alive.

But none of those advanced bugs had appeared even now, which meant his safety was assured.

The other thought cores of Aburame Tetsumaru had just figured it out. These bugs had appeared on this planet because their Dominator lacked the strength to command them. They had been