After Shuang Jin Dao explained, the players also went up to inspect the Space Insect's corpse.
Since Space Insects had to enter space itself to make spatial jumps, their shells were relatively tough. The chitin on them was thicker than that of other insects.
They were also relatively large. A normal Space Insect looked like an enlarged beetle, about ten meters in diameter and more than five meters tall.
Their legs were very thin, so thin they could barely support their bodies. They also couldn't fly and lacked the special flight abilities common to the Zerg.
Shuang Jin Dao's answer to this question was simple.
"They move entirely by teleporting. Whether they can run or fly doesn't really matter."
The players thought it over and realized he was right. If you could teleport, who would still want to walk?
Wasn't it better to appear wherever you wanted to go?
With an ability like that, their limbs were bound to degenerate.
That made sense for Space Insects, but not so much for the players.
The players already had some ideas about how to use the Space Insects. But with no legs or wings, these Space Insects weren't particularly useful to them.
Still, they kept that thought to themselves.
After a moment's consideration, the players came up with a plan. One of them sent his undead to search the mountains for Space Insect corpses that suited him, while he brought out Spider Tank Number One.
He hadn't made any major modifications to his Spider Tank. They simply hadn't had much time, and after getting their hands on it, they hadn't even had a chance to work on it.
Now, things were different. Once he brought out the Spider Tank, the player organized his undead to dismantle its rear half and place the