Activation

Although the Biological Armor has been moving quite frequently within the Castle these days, this also means that Saide and his group have not actually done anything substantial to it.

In fact, the Star Sea Alliance does not know that, besides the Biological Armor, the Life-Extending Serum is also a product that does not self-destruct after leaving the so-called radiation range of the Zerg.

It contains many nano-scale materials that, upon entering the host's body, absorb nutrients to grow into Node Units capable of linking to the Swarm Network and marking their own location, then lie dormant, waiting for further instructions from Rowan.

Usually, Rowan will order them to secretly transform the host's body completely into a Node Unit, so that Rowan can locate them at any time and extract their spiritual bodies whenever he wishes, turning them into "his own people."

However, the Zerg characteristics of the Life-Extending Serum are well-hidden; although the foreign races have always been suspicious of this, they have never discovered anything. The Biological Armor is different; it carries a strong Zerg label. Although it can be kept away from the Zerg, it still possesses a Gene Lock, and once someone tries to do something to it, it will initiate self-destruction.

There were once those with heavy curiosity who bought Biological Armor at a high price, intending to do some bad things to it, only to end up suffering losses that outweighed their gains.

Afterward, these people, perhaps unwilling to accept that their huge investment had gone down the drain, actually ran to the Swarm Trade City to cause trouble, demanding compensation from the Zerg.

At that time, the Zerg had not joined the Star Sea Alliance for long. They likely assumed the Zerg were just an ordinary Outer-Ring Civilization and thought the Zerg were