Spinning Fate Spider Woman's words—I could only believe half of them.
It was better to let the rest pass over my ears like a gust of wind.
Still, the design of this spider war chariot really did take a new direction.
Liu Zhi could tell that part of the inside of the spider war chariot was hollow. Overall, it was about the size of an Extraordinary-grade ship.
As for its strength, it might not even measure up to an Extraordinary-grade ship.
Most importantly, not long after the spider war chariot was brought out, Liu Zhi noticed that its mouth kept moving.
Liu Zhi guessed this definitely wasn't because of how Spinning Fate Spider Woman had designed the spider war chariot. After all, not everyone was as long-winded as she was.
He suspected that the spider war chariot needed a large supply of blood and flesh for energy, whether to keep it running, move it forward, or strengthen it.
Without energy, this kind of spider war chariot would grind to a halt and become a giant pile of junk.
Liu Zhi didn't share his guess.
On the one hand, he wanted to save face for Spinning Fate Spider Woman. On the other, a pile of junk that large could serve as a fortress on the battlefield.
Besides, the Zerg had no shortage of anything, least of all flesh and blood, so it was a suitable arrangement.
Liu Zhi naturally had no intention of stopping Spinning Fate Spider Woman.
Nor did he intend to change the size of the spider war chariot. He only glanced at it, then stopped paying it any mind.
Spinning Fate Spider Woman was the sort who couldn't read the room. Otherwise, she wouldn't chatter away for ages about every little thing, even when others grew impatient.
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