"These are the Aidani, hosts chosen by biologists among the Zerg," she explained.
This single sentence contained numerous elements. The Zerg were a biological civilization, their biologists were scientists, and the technological path they chose represented the future evolutionary direction of the Zerg.
And the host...
"What does host mean?" Conilia turned alert, asking casually.
"The Aidani are a natural race chosen by my people among hundreds of galactic arms. This race is very young. When we discovered them, they had entered interstellar civilization for only a little over three hundred years." Kerrigan acted as if she noticed nothing, continuing:
"The scientists of my people discovered that this race's genes possess extreme potential and great adaptability, being naturally capable of accommodating the vast majority of genes while eliminating conflicts between them."
Geniuses of gene evolution!
There was a type of person naturally suited for gene evolution. Compared to their peers, they found it easier to complete gene awakening and harmonize conflicts between different genes. In the past, such people were regarded as innate potential gene-awakened ones, a kind of strategic talent resource.
As for the Aidani mentioned by Kerrigan, their entire race possessed this trait.
"Your Majesty, the Aidani's gene potential is very excellent, but what impact does this have on the Zerg? At most, it just produces some extra genetic material, right?" Conilia smiled as she pulled the topic back.
"The greatest flaw of the Zerg is their lack of intelligence. The vast majority of individuals among them are mindless beasts." Kerrigan paused for a moment before continuing:
"If the Zerg want to further evolve, there are two directions: on one hand, transforming into semi-energy life forms; on the other hand, acquiring intelligence and transforming the entire race into an intelligent race!"
"Boom—"
Like a thunderclap bursting out, the