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Although Ying's Nano-robots could not achieve what the Zerg did—using elemental conversion to produce effects akin to creating something from nothing—as long as he weathered this crisis, stellar systems were countless in the universe. He only needed to move a little farther to find plenty more.

To Ying, even if this entire star region were blasted empty, it did not matter. At most, it would leave some emerging civilization in the distant future staring up at the stars, filled with endless confusion and speculation over the hollow region in the sea of stars.

With this round of replenishment, the Epoch Clan's forces became abundant once more, but this was only temporary. The Zerg had deployed only two extraterritorial bases so far.

Once the new interstellar Star Gates were completed and another two extraterritorial bases joined the battlefield, the balance of the situation would inevitably be shattered again.

To ensure that new forces could be deployed to the battlefield in time, the Zerg Star Gates connected to the Inner Circle Alliance had also begun a new construction plan. By then, five thousand Star Gates would be completed respectively within Zerg territory and along the front lines.

Because they had reached a cooperation agreement with the Zerg, the other races' relations with the Zerg had risen to Friendly. Their ships no longer needed to sneak around and could finally travel freely, so long as they were not afraid of encountering Epoch Clan guerrilla fleets.

This long-lost freedom of navigation allowed them to head to the front lines and observe the battle up close, obtaining more accurate firsthand information.

Thus, both the Epoch Clan's and the Zerg's movements became known to the other races, sparking a number of discussions.

"We really are fortunate. Who would have thought that the ones to save us