In the end.
Cheng Han came up with a solution that was hardly a solution at all.
If the Ant Swarm Collective Consciousness was compared to a brain, then every Sand Ant was equivalent to a neuron that made up that brain.
Then—
If he sent a signal to every neuron, could the Ant Swarm Collective Consciousness receive it?
The possibility was very high.
To be honest.
It was a clumsy method.
For anyone else.
This was simply an utterly impossible plan to carry out.
Did they expect someone to search through the endless sands for one Sand Ant nest after another, then send a message to every single Sand Ant?
The number of Sand Ants was practically infinite. How long would that take?
However.
For Cheng Han.
This was an exceedingly simple matter. He did not even need to move his fingers much.
Wasn't the vast ant swarm on the Star Evolution Chart ready-made?
At that moment.
Cheng Han stared at the Evolution Chart, and another thought flashed through his mind. "Filter out all Queen Ants."
The Light Screen flickered.
The number of yellow dots plummeted, leaving less than one ten-thousandth of the original amount.
Every yellow dot on it was a Queen Ant.
He had carefully studied Sand Ants and understood the ant swarm's communication methods very well.
As long as he sent a message to the Queen Ants, they could use a method similar to pheromones to relay the information to every Sand Ant in the swarm.
Next.
He only needed to send messages to the Queen Ants one by one to complete this seemingly impossible task.
... Several hundred kilometers away.
Beneath a sand dune.
Inside a hollow in the rock strata.
Numerous small round holes covered the rock surface. Each was roughly the size of