"It's hard to say." Kant pondered for a moment. "I don't know much about Soft-State Worms, but I think you could try using the Dreamweaver Ants to manipulate it."
What Kant meant was to use the Dreamweaver Ants to force the mother worm to produce new breeds.
For instance, by controlling the speed and frequency at which the Dreamweaver Ants ate the Soft-State Worms.
"Right now, the Dreamweaver Ants' relentless hunting of the Soft-State Worms has placed the mother worm under tremendous pressure. Under such strain, the only thing it can do is prioritize survival, so all the eggs it hatches are ordinary Soft-State Worms meant as food."
"If the Dreamweaver Ants slowed the frequency at which they ate the worms, reducing the mother worm's pressure, it might have time to think of a way to deal with the Dreamweaver Ants, this thorn in its side."
"Once it came up with a way to deal with the Dreamweaver Ants, the mother worm might begin working in that direction, producing corresponding changes within its body. In the end, it might give birth to Soft-State Worms of other combat breeds."
Soft-State Worms were a social, colony-based species, much like ants. They had different types and divisions of labor.
The mother worm was the moon surrounded by stars. Beneath it were the combat breeds, while ordinary Soft-State Worms occupied the very bottom rung.
Combat-breed Soft-State Worms also came in different varieties. Shapeshifting Softworms were one such combat breed.
Angel considered it himself. If Kant's theory and plan were followed, it truly seemed workable. When any race faced a mortal enemy, explosive self-development could indeed occur.
With that in mind, Angel decided to draw up an invasion plan for the Dreamweaver Ants. Every few days, he would have them spend some time in the