Interception

With air superiority secured, the Epoch Clan began deploying troops to the surface with near-madness. The number of forces ten thousand warships could carry was beyond imagination. And another wave of even more warships was about to arrive at the near-Earth planet, Near-Earth Guida.

At the same time, as the Zerg electromagnetic interference network spread across the planet was gradually destroyed, the Epoch Clan began deploying its mechanical soldiers to the battlefield. These metal lumps knew neither fatigue nor pain and were controlled and directed by advanced artificial intelligence. Their combat power far exceeded that of elite Epoch Clan soldiers.

Although the strength of the Zerg Queen's Biological Armor had surpassed the Epoch Clan staff system's estimates, her escape once again had been within their expectations.

After all, as the queen of such a powerful Zerg race, and one confident enough to come to this planet to take part in the gamble, she was bound to have trump cards in hand. What both sides were competing over now was whose conventional forces were stronger and who had hidden more trump cards.

However, in the Epoch Clan's command staff system's view, the Zerg Queen had exposed such a crucial trump card when facing merely a little over two hundred Epoch Clan soldiers. It was an extremely unwise move.

Yet according to past data analysis, the Zerg Queen was not an unwise person. That left only two possibilities for her actions. One was that she had exhausted all her means and had no choice but to reveal this trump card. The other was that she still held multiple trump cards, and this one was the least significant among them.

Although everyone in the Epoch Clan hoped it was the first possibility, reason told them the second was far more likely. They had