Benchmarking
Along the way, Senior Sister Ji kept gazing at Gao Gong with shining eyes, to the point that Gao Gong thought she had fallen for him.
Although Senior Sister Ji's gender had been confirmed as female after her second evolution, that didn't mean a woman couldn't be into other women.
When Gao Gong arrived at his "repair workshop," quite a few Mirta warriors were waiting for their designs to be completed—or rather, for their star armor to be completed.
In fact, Senior Sister Ji and the others weren't the first group to arrive. Before them, more than a dozen batches of Mirta warriors had already been withdrawn from the front lines. They had brought back not only large quantities of wrecked star armor, but also all kinds of Zerg corpses.
From the corpses of these Zerg commanders, Gao Gong could easily deduce that this insect civilization had yet to fully miniaturize itself. The advanced insects with boss templates were basically all enormous, and quite a few were downright colossal.
Judging by the developmental curve of civilizations, this insect civilization was most likely still in its early stages.
The more complex a life system was, the larger the organism, and the stronger its biological energy.
That was why insect bosses grew so huge.
But an insect civilization that had truly evolved into its later stages could miniaturize advanced insects such as the Insect Mother, Hive Lord, Devourer, and Insectway Network.
For example, a level-90 insect at the "subatomic" level would be extremely dangerous even without a powerful boss panel. Its danger level would surpass that of two or three level-90 monsters with boss panels.
Its methods of use would also be far more complex. It could even crawl into the virtual world along certain virtual signals. Back then, so many