Only substances capable of appearing within spatial turbulence were treasures, because they could withstand the impact of spatial turbulence.
Moreover, under the influence of spatial energy within the turbulence, many substances would undergo mutations, making their properties even more extraordinary.
Yet Archbishop Ambrose dared to place the Space Temple before the Space Gate precisely because he was not afraid of the spatial eruption from it. Many of the Space Temple's materials had been obtained from spatial turbulence, and with the protection of the Divine Rune formation, short-term spatial turbulence could not destroy the Space Temple.
On the Zerg World side of the Space Gate, however, the scene was entirely different.
Because there were simply too many Zerg, and the six Zerg gods watching the changes to the Space Gate from the sky did not care in the slightest about sacrificing some of them, they clearly knew what was about to happen yet had no intention of having the Zerg near the Space Gate retreat.
After all, the strongest among this batch of Zerg were only Level Four. To the Zerg, they were merely expendable.
The Space Gate erupted. Terrifying spatial energy blasted outward in all directions, annihilating not only the Zerg on the nearby ground, but everything beneath the ground as well within a one-kilometer radius of the Space Gate.
Only some Zerg at the edge of that one-kilometer radius remained, many of them with only half their bodies left. They were the lucky ones, at least retaining part of their bodies. Every Zerg within the one-kilometer radius had vanished without a trace.
The terrified Zerg retreated again and again, but the Zerg on Landers Planet were packed too densely. Where could they possibly retreat to?
The Space Gate's eruption was only the first step. The spatial vortex that appeared