A single Blue-Light Particle Bug could link with up to a hundred thousand Armored Beetles, three hundred Ion Bugs, and a thousand Aurora Bugs!
A warship assembled this way was even larger in scale than the cruisers of the Barton Civilization.
Under the mutation of the vast number of Larvae in the Zerg Hive, the first cruiser soon took shape.
Its hull was 2,121 meters long and 360 meters wide, equipped with three main cannons and 275 secondary cannons. Each main cannon consisted of 150 Aurora Bugs, with attack power equivalent to the full-force strike of a level 17 or 18 expert. Each secondary cannon combined two Aurora Bugs, with attack power equivalent to the full-force strike of a level 12 or 13 expert.
If Ye Luo had possessed a cruiser when he fought Amos, that giant that had yet to mature would have been taken care of with a single shot.
One cruiser consumed a total of 31 million units of first-level energy and 12,000 units of second-level energy.
This cost made Ye Luo secretly pleased. Aside from the energy needed to upgrade the Zerg Hive to level nine, he still had a full 600 million units of second-level energy on hand. Didn't that mean that, if he wanted, he could casually build a thousand cruisers just for fun?
However, reality soon shattered his hopes.
An empty warship hull without energy could not fight, much less fly. And because cruisers greatly increased the number of Ion Bugs and Aurora Bugs, they had to use second-level energy as fuel in battle to sustain their energy consumption.
Three Zerg Hives grew on the rear section of the cruiser's hull. Under normal conditions, they needed to store 20 million units of first-level energy and 1 million units of second-level energy. In non-combat