To be fair.
Reverse-deducing the exact location of the Calamity Nest solely from communications between the insect swarms was almost impossible.
The reason was simple.
It required knowing the location and time of every single communication.
Even the God Generals observing the forest from the firmament could not accomplish this amid such a highly complex battlefield.
Whatever was inside the Calamity Nest would never have imagined that someone could do it.
More precisely.
The Star Evolution Chart was like an all-encompassing super-map, recording every movement of the Calamity Insect Swarm in detail.
At this moment.
Cheng Han resolutely murmured, "Deduction!"
Stars emerged.
A halo flashed.
Very quickly.
A blurry illusion appeared in the image at the very center:
It was an incomparably gloomy giant stone cavern.
A massive shadow, no less than ten thousand meters long, lay motionless within the cavern.
Without a doubt.
This was the Calamity Nest.
It was also the source of this disaster.
At this.
Cheng Han immediately formed a conjecture: "The Epoch Calamity most likely takes the form of some unimaginable existence deploying Calamity Nests into worlds of every size.
"Every Calamity Nest can breed countless varieties of Calamity Worms and hide in the shadows to command the swarm.
"If one wants to completely resolve the insect disaster in a region, or in an entire world, the only way is to destroy the Calamity Nest."
The observation had lasted less than a second.
The Calamity Nest suddenly trembled.
Cheng Han instantly realized that it had detected the observation.
That thing is fucking formidable, he muttered inwardly, decisively ending the deduction.
Pop!
The halo exploded.
Cheng Han immediately said loudly, "I've made a discovery."
Whoosh! Whoosh!
A whistling sound rang out.
A large mass of branches rapidly slithered over, forming a humanoid figure.
This was the