Lock onto the Zerg plane and begin deploying some resources and personnel.
Faced with the two messages, Liu Zhi quickly made a decision.
He could play the game whenever he wanted. As long as he had the time, he could make a round through it every day.
But planes weren't so easy to come across, much less suitable ones.
The projection was currently sending information back unconsciously, so Liu Zhi had no way to communicate with him directly.
He didn't even know how things were going for him right now.
The only thing Liu Zhi could be sure of was that the projection had sent back the coordinates of the Zerg plane.
Liu Zhi knew all too well how terrifying the Zerg plane was. He also knew that the projection might not be able to hold out for long.
So it was necessary to deploy resources and personnel in advance and establish a foothold.
Rasha had made a good choice before. They had occupied the plane's underworld, which put them in an invincible position.
Liu Zhi could do the same this time.
However, Liu Zhi didn't send another avatar over.
Most of his avatars were busy with other things, so they couldn't take on this task. Liu Zhi decided to do the opposite and send some level-five players and subordinates instead.
All of these players were Necromancers, and they shared one trait: most of the undead they brought along were Insect Shell undead.
Liu Zhi had a Burial Desert that produced large numbers of Insect Shell undead.
Normally, no one was particularly fond of these undead. Only a few corresponding units needed them to replenish their ranks.
Even so, after decades of accumulation, some players had amassed plenty of Insect Shell undead, while others had used them to forge entirely