The adaptability displayed by the Destruction Zerg Beasts was quickly recorded by Skynet.
When this legion had first entered Clear River Time-Space, its resistance to Source-Devouring Power had not been much greater than that of ordinary Destruction Creatures.
But as more and more Zerg Beasts devoured fragments of Source-Devouring Beast Cores, some surviving individuals had begun adapting to the bright yellow Source-Devouring Rule.
Kerrygan did not allow every Destruction Zerg Beast to undergo this high-risk devouring process.
Those individuals that underwent stable evolution were swiftly transferred to the rear.
Mechanical Civilization researchers then extracted rule samples from these Destruction Zerg Beasts and relayed the corresponding changes to Saine.
The vast majority of Destruction Zerg Beasts, meanwhile, continued serving on the frontline as weapons of war that depleted the Source-Devouring Beast Legion.
After compiling battlefield data from all locations, Saine ultimately selected a major Source-Devouring Channel that had already suffered severe Destruction contamination.
Massive black-red cracks had spread throughout the inside and outside of this bright yellow channel.
Whenever Source-Devouring Time-Space sent new origin power and legions into Clear River Time-Space, the power of Destruction clinging to the channel's surface erupted violently.
Compared with the other major channels, its stability had undoubtedly declined considerably.
The Mechanical Engineering Legion quickly assembled in the target war zone.
One Node Chain after another was driven into the starry sky around the channel by large War Fortresses.
Relay Radiance, Destruction Noise Cancellers, and various sealing methods mastered by Mechanical Civilization were deployed in sequence between the Node Chains.
The forces Saine had mobilized this time did not consist solely of the Mechanical Civilization Legion.
Destruction Mech Soldiers, the Ash Legion, and the Destruction Zerg Beasts that had just arrived on the battlefield were all stationed directly before the target channel.
Part of the Final Silence