Analyzing Intelligence Information

The spy unit had only detected a large number of space units anchored in the outer reaches of the planetary system; it could not determine whether those space units belonged to the Kers or the Zerg.

But based on the information about the Kers, those units should belong to the Zerg. After all, if the Kers still possessed such a space force, there was no reason for them to say they had lost their struggle against the Zerg.

After all, the advantage in space was enormous. Even an ordinary coin, if dropped toward the ground, would have penetration not much weaker than a heavy sniper rifle.

As the distance continued to close, the Collectors were able to observe those anchored space units more clearly.

From the side, they appeared diamond-shaped, with brown outer layers covered in numerous spikes of unknown purpose and things that resembled long whiskers. At the front of every large space unit was one or more pairs of structures resembling pincers. At the rear were numerous spines and what appeared to be air sacs, constantly expanding and contracting. The movement was subtle, but with the aid of starlight, the Collectors could see them more clearly.

"They look like living organisms."

"Could the Spirit Realm be behind this again?"

The spy unit had reason to think so. Since the Collectors had left their original star, among all the aliens they had encountered, aside from those connected to the Spirit Realm, no civilization had used massive living organisms as combat units in space like the Amoebas did.

Thus, the instant it saw this scene, the Collectors immediately thought of the Spirit Realm.

Driven by curiosity, the spy unit gradually increased its distance from the second-orbit planet. By then, the disguised meteor had already crossed the second orbit and was