On this mechanical battlefield, the most numerous mechanical remnants were neither energy weapons nor spaceships.
They were matrices of all sizes.
A matrix was actually a high-density arrangement of mechanical units. These units formed pillars, spheres, or cubic modules, assembled into orderly grids of rows and columns.
Such matrices were also known as "universal modules," because they served as manufacturing hubs, spatial defense and attack arrays, mechanical species bodies, and higher-dimensional computational entities. If they were advanced enough, they could even perform powerful functions such as spacetime interference and dark energy extraction.
At that moment, massive amounts of energy data streamed across Gao Gong's electronic eye, and he finally realized what was happening.
After all, although he was a system-hastened "Level 90 Mechanic," he still couldn't match the instinctive intuition of these mechanical masters.
Whether it was "spatial curvature," "energy fluctuations," or "cosmic gravitational waves," all kinds of cosmic data showed obvious signs of having been modified.
Moreover, these "traces of modification" were not confined to a single battlefield. The vast interstellar battlefield, measured in light-years, had been modified in its entirety.
Gao Gong casually pulled up the data of a "matrix module."
Name: Nosentik Matrix Type IV (Military Edition) Category: Mechanical Matrix Quality: Level Three Civilization Weight: 12,100 T Mechanical Energy: 0/10 billion Defense: 30 million/30 million Plugin Slots: High-Energy Computational Entity, United Matrix Module, Spatial Parameter Adjustment Plugin, Energy Parameter Adjustment Plugin Military Plugin Slot: "Microcosm" Plugin Note: At long last, a mechanical civilization in this galaxy figured out how to fight the Zerg. Not easy.
The system wasn't showing contempt with that remark. Instead, it sounded somewhat emotional.
Under the "protection" of the Mechanical Overlord, the development of the civilizations in this galaxy had indeed been suppressed. But in a sense, it had also brought