As the front lines collapsed, those interstellar forces with their own channels and connections began gathering all kinds of information about the insect race and the war.
With vast amounts of false information and genuine intelligence flying everywhere, the Anti-Insect Alliance could no longer sit still. Rather than let this mix of truth and lies circulate freely on the black market, they might as well reveal it themselves first.
That way, they could keep the middlemen from profiting off the difference.
Thus, frontline battlefield intelligence soon leaked out.
At the front, the first thing to collapse for the Anti-Insect Alliance was neither the frontline battlefield nor logistics, but the intelligence battlefield.
The Insect Queen's authority could be converted almost without limit. It did not matter whether the target was a high-ranking member of a civilization, a third-tier combat unit, or even a biological weapon.
Once converted, they would completely defect to the opposing faction.
Even the encrypted intelligence in their minds, including information locked behind genetic locks, would be exposed through the conversion of their cells into insect cells.
And this conversion did not affect just one or two people, but one or two million.
To the insects, the entire frontline battlefield was like a fully revealed map.
The collapse of the intelligence battlefield had severe consequences. Not only did it render certain military tactics unusable, but even well-hidden logistical planets like High Engineer's alternate accounts could easily be located and destroyed by Ragnar and his forces.
More and more collapses eventually led to the collapse of the war situation.
Thus, this time, the Anti-Insect Alliance learned its lesson. Working with the few biological technology experts within the alliance, they developed something called a "genetic blood pact."
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