Chapter 680, Brainworm Tyrant Group
In the Queen's Star Territory, which is shrouded in the dense shadow of subspace, psychic energy is not a particularly useful method.
Not to mention the suppressive effect of subspace shadow on psychic power, psychic powers are not very useful even in combat confrontation.
In the battle against the Zerg fleet, the greatest use of psychic energy was gone. Gu Hang did not need to tear apart the void shield - they didn't have it anyway.
Of course, psionics can do other things as well. But whether it is simply using psychic power to form thunder to bombard ships, or using psychic energy fields to tear apart ships, the effect is actually not ideal. With Gu Hang's abilities, he could indeed use his psychic powers to achieve feats equivalent to the power of X-level heavy artillery, but that would be quite uneconomical. It would be better to use two more cannons to expend so much effort.
In addition, he can also use psychic energy to send a large number of troops directly into the enemy's ship through teleportation. But facing the Hive Fleet, this trick is not very easy to use. Unlike human ships, which can be seized, the Zerg biological ships obviously have no possibility or value of taking them.
Not seizing the ship, but just sending elites into the enemy ship to carry out devastating damage from the inside... It's okay, but it's a bit of a death blow.
There are more or less incubation organizations inside these biological ships. Its main function is to differentiate some tissues to fill in the damage when the biological ship is damaged - to put it bluntly, it can be used to restore blood.
But when necessary, some soldier bugs, even advanced bugs, can also be differentiated to resist invaders in biological ships.
This is a very useful method. In the history of imperial wars, the consequences of trying to gang up on Zerg ships are generally not very good.
Even if there are successes, the number of times is not many, and every time it is quite disastrous.
However, psionic energy is not very useful against bugs. Bugs use psionic energy to hit human ships very well.
The void shield has been torn apart, and the ships on both sides have to fight head-on. Who can fight against the biological ship?
What's more, often accompanied by the Hive Fleet, there is also the shadow of subspace. When the Zerg want to use psychic powers, they relax the Warp Shadow in the area; when they have no psychic advantage, they cover the Warp Shadow to prevent humans or other races from using it.
Highlight an injustice.
In this battle, the insect swarm possesses powerful psychic power. Fully four 'cerebral worm tyrants', or neuroprotozoans, were present.
These four neuroprotozoans are the most powerful bodyguards provided by the Queen of Bugs for this southward support fleet.
So this time, it is naturally impossible to cover the battlefield with the shadow of subspace.
The four-headed neuroprotozoa, during the naval battle, would try to tear apart the void shields of the human ships at the very beginning of the battle.
The reason why the human fleet did not suffer this kind of misfortune was of course because of Gu Hang's existence.
Gu Hang linked up with all the members of the Storm Mage Group, and their psychic power moved toward the four neuroprotozoans at the same time, covering them.
In an instant, the waves in the subspace were extremely turbulent and dazzling. Powerful demons who often like to hide in the corresponding subspace to observe when cruel wars are unfolding in the real world, and then revel in the huge death, feasting on the souls of the dead, are also running away crazily now. Anyone who runs a little slower will be caught by the crazy surge of psychic power and then be torn apart.
In fact, even an existence equivalent to the level of a great demon that had sneaked over quietly walked away without even looking at this posture.
One can imagine how terrifying the confrontation between Gu Hang and these four neuroprotozoans was.
A few years ago, Gu Hang would not have been able to fight against these four monsters. In fact, I can’t resist it now.
If you think about it, you will understand. At that time, the Alliance was fighting against the Alfonzo Sect, and when Sage Du Bo went south to the Proud Claw Star Territory, in the war with the Alliance, Gu Hang fought against a Neuroprotozoa alone, so he fought It was a tie, or a slight advantage.
He is weak in psychic confrontation, but besides fighting against neuroprotozoa, Gu Hang still has the ability to carry out psychic teleportation and send space warriors into enemy ships; he can also tear apart the curtain of reality and bring the storm god into the kingdom. The Legion of Heroic Spirits was thrown into the enemy's ship.
Moreover, after winning that battle, Gu Hang also 'ate' a neuroprotozoa.
That was a great boost to Gu Hang's Kingdom of Storms, which greatly increased his psychic power.
But despite this, the pressure on Gu Hang to suddenly face four neuroprotozoans was still too great.
He has maximized the intensity of projecting the power of the Kingdom of Storms into the real universe; the more than 20,000 psykers in the Storm Mage Group are also the result of Gu Hang's efforts to cultivate them over a long period of time. Not only are the numbers increasing despite clear war losses, but also in terms of quality, the members of the Storm Mage Group are becoming stronger and stronger.
That was after Gu Hang invested quite a lot of gift points.
Not only have mage academies been built directly on certain planets on the front line, but even on ships to train psykers at any time, Gu Hang will also select hundreds or thousands of 'storm mages' with good potential among them. In the [Heroes] interface, enlighten them one by one.
Those who have the potential to be enlightened into 'heroes' will often have their spiritual strength increased by one level; there are also a very small number of people who have the potential to be enlightened multiple times.
After all, Gu Hang has invested nearly 10 million points of gifts in the mage group. There are 13 storm mages with extraordinary potential, and they have been promoted to LV9 by Gu Hang.
In fact, Gu Hang's own character level in the system is LV9. However, Gu Hang's LV9 has too many templates, especially the bonuses given by the Kingdom of Storms are so many that he can gain the strength of an Alpha-level psyker with the system level of LV9. Once the Kingdom of Storms arrives, it is even more terrifying than the Alpha level.
However, these LV9 level psykers trained by Gu Hang generally do not have as many additional templates and characteristics as Gu Hang, let alone the power provided by the Kingdom of Storms.
Among these 13 LV9 mages, 12 have reached the strength of A+ level psykers. The other person has reached S level.
These 13 people, dubbed the 'Arch Masters', are Gu Hang's biggest helpers.
With their help, as well as the assistance of 20,000 other people, Gu Hang now had the ability to fight against these four neuroprotozoans.
However, this kind of confrontation is not only stressful, but also quite unsustainable.
The main reason is that, under the pressure of such huge psychic resistance, from time to time one of the storm mages will die with his head exploding, or he will be dragged down with bleeding and serious injuries from his seven orifices.
As the number of storm mages decreases, the power that Gu Hang can mobilize will decrease, and then the number of headshots by mages will increase... This is the beginning of a vicious cycle.
If it cannot be reversed, failure is imminent.
(End of chapter)