Komonge

"Stop overthinking. Don't forget, in the very beginning of the Duoqi War, they forced the Epoch Clan's AI to leave by blocking electromagnetic signals. If they could do that, how could they not receive such a basic signal?"

"Unless they are unwilling to accept it and are deliberately playing dumb."

"Yes, unless they're unwilling..."

"..."

Silence fell again. This waiting, where others decide the course of one's fate, was agonizing every minute and every second.

"To be honest, we still don't understand how the Zerg spread information." The deadlock was broken, and someone realized that silence would only allow fear to fester. Perhaps saying something to distract them would be a good option.

"Hehe, I've seen the information on this. According to the information the Zerg provided when they joined the Alliance, they use a method called multi-primary-color information transmission."

"I've seen it too. According to them, it's an encrypted transmission method compiled using nearly thirty primary colors. To be honest, they don't even need encryption, because if we can't see the effect with our own eyes from a multi-primary-color perspective, we simply can't imagine what the world looks like under that visual state. If we can't even see its specific appearance, how can we decipher the things within it?"

"You actually believed the Zerg's lies? These are probably just things they made up." A representative of a foreign race sneered.

"I think this might be true, because our race's unique eye structure allows us to see nearly ten primary colors. Zerg units do indeed have certain parts that emit brilliant colors when they are in battle. It's a pity we can't dissect them to get more information."

The foreigner who spoke had a pair of incredibly large, beautiful eyes, seemingly filled with a mysterious mist, dazzling and colorful.

This is a race called the Komonge. Although they are only a race ranked low in strength within the Mid-Ring Civilizations, they have a considerable reputation.

The source of their fame is their eyes. On their Mother Planet, due to its unique celestial structure and environment, the creatures on this planet possess extraordinary eyesight, enabling them to see more primary colors than creatures on other planets.

When the Komong Race first joined the Star Sea Alliance, in order to gain more points, they invested a lot of resources in researching the mechanisms and technologies related to primary colors, especially when they discovered that the Alliance had a scarcity of information on primary colors.

Thanks to their racial advantages, no other race can match their research in this area. The exchange of new theoretical knowledge has earned them a huge amount of points, allowing them to develop their race at an even faster pace.

However, like other the Alliance races, they encountered a bottleneck after their initial leapfrog development. More advanced technologies and theories required more points, while their research in primary colors had slowed down. This gradually turned them into just another ordinary person.

However, they remain the authorities on primary color knowledge within the Star Sea Alliance. Back when the Zerg first appeared, their far greater use of primary colors posed an unprecedented threat to the long-peaceful Komong Race.

Doubt, confusion, and disbelief filled their hearts. They had always been proud of their racial gifts, being able to see a more magnificent world than other races, which filled them with a sense of superiority.

But what exactly is the Zerg? Some self-introduction reports even claim that they have an information Interaction System built using nearly thirty primary colors. This is almost three times the number of primary colors they can see.

How could this be? The Komong Race absolutely refused to believe that any race could be superior to them in the realm of primary colors. It was like a guy who could chug a bottle of beer in three seconds, who was always proud of that, suddenly encountering someone who could do it in one second. It would easily make him question his existence.

Therefore, the Komong Race quickly began researching the Zerg in hopes of exposing Zerg lies. Many of the Zerg researchers who initially used the points system mysteriously disappeared, and these disappearances were all related to this race.

Unfortunately, the Zerg's genes contain a code lock. They cannot study anything through dissection. But just by observing the surface, they can discover that certain parts of the Zerg unit's body do indeed contain structures that resemble primary color interactions.

After all, many animals on their planet communicated this way when they didn't have language, and even the Komong Race itself had a way of communicating in this manner.

Below their eyelids are some fine spots. To outsiders, these are just simple, single-colored embellishments, but to the Komong Race, these spots can change colors and convey the owner's mood and simple messages.

Although the Komong Race cannot transmit overly complex information, they have reluctantly discovered that, based on the data released by the Zerg, they might actually be able to do so.

This is easy to understand. If a primary color is a letter, they can see nine primary colors, which is nine letters. The information that nine letters can form is naturally far less than the amount of information that nearly thirty letters can form.

The emergence of a race far superior to themselves in the same field instilled a tremendous sense of crisis in the Komong Race. They were the race that most wanted the Zerg to destroy them in the early days, even though the two races had never truly crossed paths.

Fortunately, the Zerg seem to be very unsociable; they did not use their unique technologies to get ahead. Instead, they were very secretive and did not reveal any of their privacy.

This made the Komong Race feel much better, but the presence of the Zerg still made them uneasy from time to time. Even if the Zerg didn't care, they often couldn't openly claim that they were the most authoritative force in the Primal Realm.

Therefore, when the Alliance planned to take action against the Zerg, the Komong Race was very proactive, even though their strength ranked low, or even at the bottom, among the Mid-Ring Civilizations.

But in this war, they spared no effort, sending out almost the majority of their army, which even led to a shortage of troops within their own territory. However, this also meant that their total military strength in this war ranked second only to the Lashudia Clan.

After the Lashudia Clan's defeat, the Komong Race became the race with the largest military force present. Although their technology was relatively backward, and some of their warships even used fusion energy systems, their sheer numbers still gave them a significant voice among the remaining alien races.