"This is the insectoid race of this galaxy? Such a tiny size?"
"Subatomic insectoids. Their life systems are extremely compact, which also indirectly proves that the Insectoid Queen's control over them is even tighter."
"So that means converting them is impossible?"
"It seems they don't have a nervous system?"
"They seem to possess some spatial attributes as well..."
Ever since Gao Gong brought back a pile of insectoid corpses, this group of mechanical masters had immediately abandoned their old flame and begun studying their new darling.
After all, they could study the mecha frenzy every day, but opportunities to study the insectoids were few and far between.
To most mechanics, this civilization-level disaster that they had only heard about but never seen was highly attractive.
After all, there were few species that were both a civilization and a natural disaster. Moreover, when it came to "mass troop deployment and mass production," insectoid civilizations were among the few that could overwhelm mechanical civilizations.
That left many mechanics unconvinced. How could any species possibly surpass the mechanical system in "production"? Impossible! Absolutely impossible!!
And so, a group of mechanics began their research.
Gao Gong, however, did not have high hopes for what they might discover.
Although mechanics could build anything, that only applied within the mechanical system. Insectoids, after all, were carbon-based.
Of course, that claim was also debatable.
Some "insectoids" followed the evolutionary path of carbon-based fusion, while others, such as the subatomic insectoids, were incapable of carbon-based fusion.
Thus, among certain experts in interstellar evolution, there was actually considerable controversy over which system "insectoids" belonged to.
The mechanics were also engaged in a heated debate.
"Insectoids' ability to undergo carbon-based fusion depends on whether the Insectoid Queen has stripped them of that ability. The reason some Insectoid Queens possess such