To be honest, Hao Ren wasn't surprised by the Primordial Seed's space combat capabilities.
This powerful Primitive Creature had already displayed a fraction of its combat abilities. It could control gravity, generate shields, and distort space. When faced with meteorite attacks, it even knew to use anti-aircraft fire to destroy its targets. All these signs showed that the Firstborn had known what space was from the very beginning—or at least, it knew what "space combat" was. On top of that, it had destroyed the Magic Empire's lunar cities in ancient times, so it was only natural that this monster could fight in space.
Hao Ren simply hadn't expected the "spaceship" it created to be so advanced.
After confirming that the "seed" was completely dead, Lily struggled to cut open its outer shell with her claw blades, revealing the shriveled, withered organs beneath. Their forms lay somewhere between animal and plant. Although they looked like internal organs, their material resembled woody fibers. Hao Ren also saw a ring-shaped structure at the core of the seed. It gleamed with a metallic sheen and seemed to contain a large amount of minerals. When he reached out and tugged at it, he found it unbelievably heavy. Even on the Moon, its weight was astonishing. He had no idea what material had formed it.
"A weapon through and through," Vivian said, rubbing her chin. "It seems to have been specifically designed to attack other planets."
Vivian's words gave Hao Ren pause, and he suddenly realized that when the Firstborn had hatched from the Primordial Seed, it hadn't been a weapon at all. It had merely been a plant responsible for shaping the initial ecosystem. Although powerful, it shouldn't have possessed such sophisticated combat armaments. The seed before them was clearly a meticulously designed weapon. It