This galaxy is quite special. The orbit of the planet is close to the hyperspace exit, which is very conducive to defense. This is why Abaddon places its main Hatchery here.
In fact, he is essentially a scholar. He is different from other logic Zerg. He likes to study the unknown more than war and Consume.
There were many Abaddons in the history of Swarm, and they were all hatched by Swarm copying the memories of Abaddons.
It can be said that every new Abaddon is different, but it also has the same features as the historical Abaddon.
The current Abaddon is one of the first batch of logic Zerg hatched by Hatchery when Overmind first arrived in this galaxy. Overmind took a fancy to his genetic technology and virus technology.
Overmind plans to ask him to develop a new Parasite bug and drop it into the enemy to slowly disintegrate them, or use viruses to attack the enemy and reduce their war potential.
But before this plan was implemented, Overmind disappeared, and Overmind's consciousness was shattered by the enemy's strange weapon.
In the first days when he lost Overmind, Abaddon was also panicked, but later he was relieved. Overmind is never eternal, and a new Overmind will always be born in Swarm.
He doesn't want to compete for Overmind's position. He has no ambition. He is only interested in research. He likes scientific research and exploring the unknown in the universe.
So he continued his work, studying viruses and Parasite bugs. At the same time, he also took time to study Psionics in this galaxy and established a preliminary theory.
In order to do research with peace of mind, he asked Hatchery to incubate two Cerebrates with military knowledge to command operations and develop Swarm. While he was in the Hatchery laboratory, tinkering with things that interested him.
Abaddon didn't take the attack launched by the Antil Military Empire seriously this time. He had already resisted attacks from other Hatchery and Stellaris Council several times.
It didn't hurt him every time, and his Hatchery was getting better and better. The star's Dyson film was almost completely covered, which only reduced the brightness of the star by 5%, but brought endless energy to Hatchery.
These energies can not only support his experiments, but also allow Swarm to increase endlessly. At the exit of hyperspace, he deployed a fleet of 600,000 Swarm of various types.
After the battle started for a while, a lot of losses were suffered, but through Hatchery Pool in orbit and on the planet, Cerebrate, who was in charge of military command, had made up for all the battle losses.
As long as he continues to control the battlefield at the exit of hyperspace, his Hatchery will occupy the advantageous position. All that is left is to wear down the enemy bit by bit and wait for them to retreat, just like before.
Abaddon's two sharp jointed limbs picked up a transparent test tube, which contained the new Plague. He brought the test tube closer and carefully observed the changes in the virus inside with his compound eyes.
His eyes could observe the changes in the test tube like the most precise electron microscope. His body trembled like a spore. This time the virus did not satisfy him.
Another arthropod stretched out from his abdomen and he searched for the green sporangia behind him for a while, selected the virus in one sac, and took it out.
After carefully preparing the virus' genes, Abaddon put it into the test tube and started testing again.
At this time, Hatchery sent an alarm to him, which made Abaddon very unhappy. He hated being disturbed while doing experiments.
After clicking on the alarm, a picture appeared in his mind.
The Antill fleet, which was already locked in a tug-of-war, rushed into the sea of insects regardless of losses, opening a channel for the hyperspace behind it at the cost of being surrounded by enemies on all sides.
Abaddon also saw that this suicide attack was meaningless. Just when he was confused, a massive reaction came from inside the hyperspace.
A 30-kilometer-long battleship jumped out of hyperspace, which is twice the size of the Swarm Leviathan. Its shape is also more unique, like a stick surrounded by various weapons, from kinetic energy turrets to laser launchers and missile silos.
The battleship alone has twenty Gigabit electromagnetic guns. The entire battleship cannot be said to be armed to the teeth. It can only be said to be armed to the teeth.
A dangerous blue light began to appear in front of the stick, and the next moment three blue projectiles were shot out, quickly shattering three Swarm Leviathans that were attacking the Antill fleet. The projectiles continued unabated, penetrating a large number of Swarm units before disappearing into the universe.
In an instant, the information observed through Swarm Network flowed into Abaddon's mind. The speed of each shell fired by this battleship reached one percent of the speed of light. This is truly indestructible.
This weapon is already a product that can only be made by the pinnacle of second-level civilization.
At this time, two battleships that were about the same size as stick-shaped battleships but had different shapes also jumped out of hyperspace, followed by a large number of battleships, cruisers, and frigates.
The number of these new fleets has reached 30,000! After calculation by Cerebrate, the combat effectiveness of these fleets is more than twice that of the Swarm fleet!
The styles of these battleships are obviously different. They are obviously from the support fleet of Stellaris Council, and the three giant battleships with a size of about 30 kilometers are the Titan-class battleships of the permanent members.
It is precisely because of these three Titan battleships that the combat effectiveness of the Stellaris Council fleet has been greatly improved.
The war situation instantly slipped in a direction that was not conducive to Swarm. The speed at which Hatchery hatched new fleets could no longer match the speed at which they were destroyed. Especially large Swarm units like Leviathan could not be replenished in a short time.
Antilians is extremely excited. Many people have only seen their own civilization's Annihilator Titan-class battleship in news reports, but have never actually seen it, let alone fought with it.
Two more blue projectiles shattered two Leviathans. The Annihilator Titan, with a large number of Antill fleets, was drilling through the Swarm fleets. The Swarm fleets of up to 600,000 people seemed not enough to fight them.
The Titan-class battleships of the other two civilizations also performed very well. The encirclement network of the Swarm fleet was like a balloon that had lost its wind and was about to fall apart.
The current battle loss ratio is 20 to 1, and as the front of the Swarm fleet is destroyed, it is slowly sliding towards 30 to 1. The combat power advantage of the Stellaris Council fleet is becoming more and more obvious.
War Cerebrate quickly calculated several combat plans for Abaddon. The first one was to change the comprehensive encirclement to the key defense, open up the hyperspace exit, and rely on the support of the planet to continue to consume Stellaris Council's fleet.
The second one is to expand the encirclement network and battlefield, reduce the intensity of the battlefield, and prolong the war. Then when the enemy Titan is careless, gather an elite Swarm fleet to raid, sink a Titan, and then slowly level the battle strength.
The third suggestion is the simplest, which is to leave Cerebrate to command the operations, while Abaddon leads part of the Hatchery fleet to evacuate here through the wormhole he has prepared long ago.