"Now all that remained was to sit back and watch the show."
Li Mu looked at the wormhole and murmured expectantly.
The Precursors could create wormholes to invade multiple planets, so the power of this alien race was naturally nothing to scoff at.
Yet the biological weapons they sent had all been dealt with by Human Civilization, which had not even left its home planet.
Although the Kaiju had launched suicide attacks, the strength displayed by the Precursors was far beneath what one would expect from a race capable of opening wormholes.
The Kaiju were not powerful, partly because Blue Star's environment could not yet support stronger Kaiju, but more importantly because the Precursors had extraordinarily long lifespans and were in no hurry to pay too high a price to destroy Blue Star.
If the Precursors truly wanted to exterminate humanity, they would not need to go through the trouble of using Kaiju.
With the Precursors' genetic technology, they could casually create a virus targeting humans and wipe out humanity.
Put simply, the Precursors had never considered Blue Star a threat.
They were simply pursuing cost-effectiveness, intending to conquer Blue Star at the lowest possible cost. Through the battles between Kaiju and humans, both sides would accelerate the destruction of Blue Star's environment. In the Precursors' eyes, humans who emitted all kinds of pollution were even helping them transform Blue Star's environment.
But what if one day, the Precursors discovered that the weak Human Civilization in their eyes had suddenly gained help?
Another Human Civilization from the cosmos had not only slaughtered all the Kaiju in a short time, but had also captured one alive and sent it back with a spatial positioning beacon that pinpointed the Precursors' lair. In the future, they could be counter-invaded by an unknown Human