Opponent

After Conrads lost contact in warp drive, the Lashudia Clan were left leaderless, with the remaining forces falling into chaos and acting independently.

Although the Yuntu Clan has a small army, the foundation of their advanced Mid-Ring Civilizations remains, and other civilizations will inevitably have to give them some respect. In addition, their flagship is the largest in size, making it very suitable for use as a meeting place.

At the request of the Wolf Striker aboard the Yuntu Clan, the foreign warships surrounding them made way for them. The Zerg's Ancient Class fleet then passed through this passage and approached the Yuntu Clan fleet directly.

This fleet, consisting of only a little over a thousand warships, was currently located in the rear of the entire foreign Coalition Army. Taking advantage of the superior parameters of their warships and their small number, these ships had already broken free from most of the foreign forces' encirclement.

If the Lashudia Clan hadn't provided such a negative lesson, they would probably have been the second group to withdraw from the battlefield.

Regarding the arrival of the Zerg, General Mide of the Yuntu Clan, although unwilling to be the first to act, had no choice but to bite the bullet and go to the flagship's Landing Pad to wait, as a prisoner.

After approaching the Yuntu Clan flagship, the Zerg Ancient Class squadron spread out their tentacles and clung to the flagship. One of the Ancient Class Storage Sac opened, and an adult Mature Form only about fifty meters long flew out from it.

The Mature Form traced a graceful arc along the flagship's hull, expertly entering the flagship's Landing Pad. Amidst the eager anticipation of the high-ranking Yuntu Clan, the Mature Form's Storage Sac opened, and what the three outsiders perceived as the true Zerg emerged from it.

"It's Malin!" The body is humanoid, with a hard exoskeleton covering important parts of the body. The male's exoskeleton is also equipped with spikes and other melee weapons, while the female's is smoother.

People of different races often experience face blindness if they don't interact frequently. Even if they look very different within their own race, they may not look that different to people of another race, making it difficult to distinguish them.

However, the Zerg's unique exoskeleton markings at least allow other races to easily distinguish between males and females. As for artificial intelligence, which can compare various details, it doesn't suffer from face blindness.

Furthermore, they can match these characteristics with relevant information stored in big data to see if the person in front of them has a previous record.

The intelligent Zerg have always been shrouded in mystery, and their true population size is unknown. The number of named Zerg recorded in the Star Sea Alliance database does not exceed one thousand. While this may seem like a respectable number, it is far too small for a civilized race.

Fortunately, the Zerg leader who appeared before General Mide and his group of the Yuntu Clan happened to have information stored in the Alliance database.

Thanks to the Zerg's lax control and lack of restrictions on shipborne artificial intelligence, General Mide, equipped with a hidden Personal Terminal, received the Zerg's information immediately.

Malin, Zerg general, first appeared in the records of the Riken Race. In the subsequent process of the Zerg joining the Star Sea Alliance, including some cooperation between the two sides, she could be seen from time to time. She can be said to be the Zerg high-ranking general with the highest appearance rate.

As for the two Zerg behind Malin, one male and one female can be seen. The male's face is completely covered by an exoskeleton, making it impossible to discern anything. Even comparing the details of his body and exoskeleton, there is no match in the database, suggesting he is a newcomer whose position within the Zerg is unknown. However, judging from his position, his rank is lower than Malin's.

Another female Zerg, recorded in the database, is Malin's Adjutant, named Nasha. Because of Malin, she also appears very frequently.

Malin's appearance here was both unexpected and logical. Mide chuckled self-deprecatingly. Their Coalition Army had initially thought the Zerg commander was a spoiled brat, but it turned out to be the experienced Malin. This meant their defeat was not undeserved.

At the same time, he also admired Malin somewhat. Although the Zerg had taken control of the Coalition Army warships, in reality, most of the operational control remained with the outsiders. Malin dared to come here with only a small Ancient Class squadron; what if some madman opened fire on them halfway through? Wouldn't that be far too dangerous?

Moreover, the majority of the people in this hall are from the Yuntu Clan, and because the Zerg are lax in their control and have not searched the prisoners, some of them are carrying small-caliber weapons.

In short, Mide believed that Malin's behavior was extremely dangerous. But judging from the current situation, Malin made the right gamble. Whether it was their Yuntu Clan or those other tribes, everyone was rational and did not do anything crazy.

"Hello, General Malin. Although I am only the former owner of this ship, please allow me to say welcome." Mide was very tactful; he welcomed Malin with the highest etiquette of the Yuntu Clan, even though Malin might not understand his manners.

One doesn't hit a smiling face, but this was practically her territory, and Mide's welcoming attitude as the host still made her somewhat displeased. "Hello, General Mide, although this is our first formal meeting, we are old friends who have clashed many times."

Upon hearing this, Mide's face flushed slightly. He instantly realized that the culprit behind his having only a thousand or so warships participating in this battle was the female Zerg in front of him, but there was nothing he could do about it.

Seeing Mide's face turn red with embarrassment, Malin knew when to stop, after all, these high-ranking officers of the Coalition Army were likely to be colleagues in the future. "General Mide, you probably know something about the customs of my people."

Seeing Mide nod, Malin continued, "Then let's not waste any more time. Although I've already notified the high-ranking officials of the other races to come here through my own means, I still hope you'll notify them again through the Coalition Army's communication system."

Malin wasn't here to chat with Mide; she was simply using this place as a meeting place. Moreover, upon landing on the Yuntu flagship, she had already relayed relevant instructions to the foreign tribes through the Wolf Striker. Relaying these instructions through Mide's Coalition Army system now was merely a way of urging them on.

In fact, at this moment, in the virtual conference room of the Coalition Army, the high-ranking members of the foreign races were already in an uproar. The Zerg's operation this time was unusual; they did not pay much attention to secrecy.

Therefore, the monitoring devices on those flagships recorded the scene from various angles. Thanks to Mide's prior arrangements and the Coalition Army's communication system, these records were transmitted to other alien races immediately.

And they, naturally, understood who their opponent was this time.