The Zerg were simply too numerous, seemingly endless as they surged forward wave after wave. Some Zerg monsters even sacrificed themselves, turning into globes of acid bombs in an attempt to destroy the warships through mutual destruction. Faced with such an assault, the warships' shields began to flicker, energy consumption rose sharply, and the battle line collapsed several times.
The Zerg warships were equally troublesome. These biological entities directly began imitating the mechanical warships, even engaging the steel tide in fleet battles. Fortunately, Dark Star repeatedly unleashed gravity cannons to clear the field; otherwise, the Machine Race might have lost the fleet engagement.
As the battle deepened, more interstellar warships joined the defensive fight. Working in coordination, they used their mobility to form shifting lines of defense, constantly changing formations to counter the Zerg's varied attacks. High-energy beams carved dazzling trails through the night sky, while missiles streaked like a meteor shower—brilliant and deadly.
The Zerg Fighters refused to be outdone. They gradually adapted to the warships' attack patterns and began employing more cunning tactics. Some Zerg monsters exploited their speed advantage, evading beams and missiles while moving at high speed, all while seeking chances to approach the warships and use their sharp limbs to slice through their hulls in an attempt to destroy their internal systems. Others wove enormous nets in the air, trying to capture and restrain the warships to create attack opportunities for their companions.
This universe-scale war gradually evolved into a contest between technology and biological power, a war of attrition between two different systems. The battles between interstellar warships and Zerg Fighters featured not only violent collisions between high-energy beams and corrosive acid, but also brutal scenes of missiles clashing head-on with swarms of Zerg. In the darkness, every flash of light represented a life