After this, the survivors' morale was not very high, which was understandable. After all, a plague might be a problem that could be overcome, but an attack from beyond the heavens was another matter entirely. Of course, Duanmu Huai had also taught them how to identify Genestealers, but it was hard to say how much use that would be.
Although everyone hoped that the Genestealers lurking in this city were the only brood, unfortunately, Duanmu Huai knew rationally that this was impossible. This world did not have the harsh climate of the Empire's Hive Cities, where people were forced to live in tiny, confined regions. That meant Genestealers could infiltrate anywhere in this world.
Well... of course, if Duanmu Huai had anything to say about it, the best solution would be an Extermination Order.
Unfortunately, he couldn't do that now.
Duanmu Huai still remembered how the players had once joked that it was a good thing their world didn't have these things, or they would probably choose suicide. The people of this world were in much the same situation. Fortunately, they had no clear understanding of the threat posed by the Evil Gods and the Tyranids. Besides, given the strength of the Genestealers, infiltrating or even overthrowing this planet would take quite a long time. In fact, Duanmu Huai had somewhat wanted Corruption's Filth and the Zerg Nest Will to fight each other, but he also knew that the Zerg Nest Will most likely wouldn't be interested in a planet polluted by Corruption's Filth.
It was like a chocolate bar coated in excrement. Unless they were starving to death, no one would eat it.
So in the end, he still had to handle it himself.
Duanmu Huai knew that the problems in this universe went far beyond this. The people