Senior Ji led her battered star-armor squad into the space fortress.
The space fortress was an upgraded version of an armed space station. Its defense, energy shields, detection capabilities, and other metrics far surpassed those of an armed space station.
In particular, this fortress had undergone extensive modifications against the Zerg's "microscopic invasions," ensuring that enemy species at the subatomic level could not infiltrate its interior.
This was military technology from the Galen Republic.
Every outsider entering the fortress had to undergo a thorough, all-around physical examination from the inside out, without a single blind spot. If even one "subatomic particle" were hiding inside your body, it could coordinate with an external attack and cause incalculable damage to the defensive facilities.
This was a hard-learned lesson from the early days of the war, when entire Mirtan fleets had been destroyed.
After undergoing more than a hundred atomic-level examinations, Senior Ji finally entered the fortress and was finally given the chance to receive treatment.
The bugs' attacks were actually extremely dangerous because they damaged the atomic structure of the human body. Once a bug entered the body, the only thing one could do was cut one's losses in time.
During the previous battle, Senior Ji had lost an arm and a leg. Both times, after bugs invaded her body, its "warning system" had automatically activated, amputating the affected limbs to prevent further damage.
This was a life-tech product specially developed by the Seed of Life civilization. Supposedly, it had been developed based on the "life magnetic field." It could detect the bugs' life magnetic fields and then, through magnetic reactions, create some kind of stress response inside the body.
In Senior Ji's eyes, this was no different from installing a series of tiny bombs inside her body.
What if the bugs