In the middle of the Void-Suppressing Star Pivot, Qin Cang was also waiting, waiting for these guys to run out of energy.
The biggest drawback of the Machine Race's equipment was its immense energy consumption. So, when dealing with the Machine Race, if you could withstand the attacks of their machines, the best approach was to stall until the equipment ran out of energy. At worst, the Machine Race powerhouses would retreat on their own.
After all, few members of the Machine Race were willing to fight head-on. And compared to controlling mechanical devices remotely, their close-combat ability was abysmal—nowhere near that of the Human Race, Demon Race, or Starry Sky Behemoths.
The Bug Race Mother Emperors fought in a similar way to the Machine Race, but there were some differences: one controlled mechanical equipment, while the other controlled the Zerg Warriors they had created.
Both liked to hide in the back and launch sneak attacks.
But the Bug Race was far more sinister than the Machine Race. After all, every Bug Race Mother Emperor was a soul master, with countless Soul Enslavement Secret Arts at their disposal. Once they caught you, you would almost certainly become a Soul Slave.
The Machine Race, on the other hand, didn't even have souls, so soul enslavement was out of the question. Of course, they also didn't need to worry about being enslaved by other races.
Thinking of this, Qin Cang couldn't help wondering: the Virtual Universe's core processor was a Machine Race Universe Master. Had the Original Ancestor raised him personally, or enslaved him?
In theory, no matter how extraordinary or powerful the Original Ancestor was, he shouldn't have been able to create a will-enslavement technique.
If so, the only option would have been Soul Enslavement—but the Machine Race had no souls.