11.19, Ten Thousand Years, a Match for Immortals
Time flowed slowly, like sand through an hourglass. Lin Mu discovered another Zerg Mother Nest.
He enslaved the Zerg Empress outright.
"Master."
A soft voice that seemed to seep into his heart rang out as the Zerg Empress bowed slightly.
"Haha... Not a bad haul," Lin Mu said with a laugh, throwing back his head. "What's your name?"
"Master, my name is Nas."
The Zerg Empress spoke.
"Clean this place up. We need to leave quickly," Lin Mu ordered.
"Of course," Nas replied.
Lin Mu then put the Zerg Empress into his World Ring, boarded his spaceship, and streaked away.
Three Immortal Gods of the Zerg had escaped the battle.
"Lin Mu, the two Star-Eater Grass plants have absorbed all those vast resources you bought. They've begun to transform," Babata reminded him.
"Hm?"
Lin Mu's heart stirred, and his consciousness immediately entered the World Ring holding the two plants.
Their vines thrashed violently, turning the inside of the World Ring into a scene of wild chaos.
Next, their long vines began to transform. Their colors shifted first, cycling through gold, black, purple, green, and red.
Then the vines broke off one by one, and new ones grew in their place. The new vines were as clear as crystal and could change color at will.
Once all 1,000 dark vines turned crystal-clear, the evolution would be complete, and they would become Immortals.
Lin Mu waited anxiously on the ground. A full day and night passed. Outside, Babata piloted the spaceship away from the Barracks Base and activated a small detector to conceal its signal, leaving everyone else unable to detect it.
Inside the World Ring, the two plants had reached the most critical point of their evolution. Most of their vines had