For humanity, man-made disasters were more terrifying than natural calamities, and the most terrifying man-made disasters were probably not the utterly inhuman serial killers, but those mad scientists. They could turn man-made disasters into calamities—devastating calamities, at that.
Tony was clearly a mad scientist. In the real world, he had to take other concerns into account, so his experiments were relatively cautious. But in this fantasy world, he was here to play at ending the world.
Artificially creating a black hole—an experiment they would never have dared attempt on Earth—was now proceeding with great enthusiasm.
"Although this world's rules are a little unreal, I think this experiment still has tremendous reference value. Luo Xia, can you save the experimental data?" Tony asked Luo Xia.
If Tony's experiment succeeded, the black hole would devour the entire fantasy planet within seconds, leaving nothing behind. If they could preserve this illusory experimental data, it would undoubtedly be an immensely valuable asset.
Raising the entire giant cone required no small amount of energy. That was why they had needed to destroy several Super Hives beforehand to collect enough energy crystals. Now, all they could do was wait.
Amid the raging wind and torrential rain, the few dozen remaining Super Hives on the planet did not fall silent as expected. Instead, they spared no effort in producing large numbers of burrowing units, rapidly tunneling underground.
The entire world seemed to have sensed the impending crisis, and the planet's only life-form—the Zerg—completely set aside their conflicts at this moment, striving for survival.
Countless root-like tentacles spread out beneath the various hives, extending thousands upon thousands of kilometers and joining tightly with other hives.
Once all the remaining hives had linked together underground, waves of neural signals began constantly passing through the fleshy tentacles.
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