High Engineer did not encounter any so-called layers of obstacles before reaching the "Brain Eater."
In fact, ever since he killed that so-called "War King," aside from the various long-range strikes that never stopped, even the frequency of Tier-Four weapon attacks had dropped considerably.
The biological computer quickly produced two possible deductions—
The first was, naturally, that the Brain Eater had been too clever for its own good. Its hiding place was too well concealed—not only were the enemies unaware of it, even its own people were actually unaware. And if they did not know, they naturally could not provide targeted protection in time.
The second possibility was that the other side was plotting something. Those methods they were certain could kill him simply had not been deployed yet.
Of course, the other side had underestimated the real-time calculations of the fully upgraded biological computer, underestimated the special enhancement of the Carbon Throne, and had almost no understanding of the cross-star-domain transmission of the "Star Network." All of these were necessary conditions.
Otherwise, even a "higher-up" would not have been so easily intercepted by him—just like that fake ruler of the Colossus Nation.
However, even after cornering the other side, it would not be easy for them to kill him.
The entire Star Cluster began evolving biologically in a very strange direction.
Under faster-than-light mode, High Engineer witnessed an extremely bizarre scene.
At first, several armed planets on the southeastern side of the battlefield collapsed into amygdalas. The blue giant stars on the opposite side twisted into folds of gray matter amid gravitational spasms. Nebulae seeped into the newly formed grooves like cerebrospinal fluid. The entire galaxy spun as it disintegrated, while the star chains snapped into silver branches of neural synapses.
Those ancient star clusters rearranged themselves under pressure.