The entire battlefield fell silent.
This was not to say that a battlefield on this scale would stop fighting because of one person's arrival.
Besides, although a large-scale energy tide could drown an entire star system, the problem was that the battlefield's scale was more than a hundred times larger than a star system.
The real key lay in the fact that, as a typical great-will civilization, the bugs operated on the battlefield as a collective combat system driven by a terrifying and powerful hive mind.
This "hive mind" was neither a particular organism nor some concretely materialized brain in a vat. It was more like the embodiment of a biological rule.
Thus, even a fourth-tier weapon could not blast apart the so-called "hive mind," because in a certain sense, it did not exist at all.
But it was not invincible, either.
When enough "basic insect units" suffered devastating attacks, it would also be disrupted, or even destroyed.
And the "devastating attack" in question was not how many bugs were killed, but the decomposition of carbon-based fusion.
The bugs could be produced endlessly, but the destruction of more and more "carbon-based fusion" was a fatal blow to the "hive mind."
And someone's "carbon-based wall," along with the function of his biological computer that had been developed beyond its upper limit, happened to counter the enemy.
"I say, who bullied my adorable daughters? And bullied two of them at once? Do you really think I'm easy to bully, Yuan?"
High Engineer slowly rose from the Carbon Throne. His leisurely voice traveled through the surrounding monitoring systems and reached the ears of the higher-ups on both sides without the slightest discrepancy.
As he rose, the surface of the Carbon Throne did not remain still. Instead, it continuously writhed and reassembled, flowing and