Chapter 727 Dealing with the Passing Insect Swarm
"That's it...then forget it."
Seeing that Pam rejected her kindness, Fu Ningya didn't say much, but just felt a little regretful.
Pam also felt a little embarrassed about this, but the wet carriage really made him feel terrible, so he didn't dare to look at Fu Ningya, but cleaned the carriage bit by bit in silence.
"Now, there should be something interesting happening over there, Nana?"
Looking at the planet Yalilo 6 in the distance, a faint smile appeared at the corner of Fu Ningya's mouth, and then she seemed to sense something and frowned slightly.
Turning her head to look in another direction, after studying it for a while, Fu Ningya stood up and said, "I'll be away for a while and will be back soon."
After saying that, Fu Ningya disappeared instantly, leaving everyone around her stunned.
"She is..." Ji Zi was a little worried at first, but then she thought of the other party's identity and strength, and she felt relieved.
"In any case, this young lady shouldn't be in any danger."
The daughter of the Star God...how could she be in danger?
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"Insect swarm..." Looking at the huge insect swarm that was gradually devouring a galaxy in the distance, a trace of disgust flashed in Fu Ningya's eyes.
"Even after the Star Gods were dealt with, they still aren't at peace. They come out to cause trouble every once in a while..."
Having traveled through various realms of the galaxy, Fu Ningya is naturally no stranger to the insect swarms.
So far, countless civilizations have been destroyed by the aftermath of the Zerg tide, and they will refresh at fixed locations just like NPCs in the game.
Even if we send armies to wipe them out again and again... as long as the king insects are not completely killed, they will continue to exist.
However, although the gods of the original domain tried their best to find traces of the king insects in their spare time, it seemed that years of hunting had caused the king insects to evolve abnormally.
Their ability to evade pursuit has been greatly improved. In the past, as long as they found a trace, they could trace the cause and effect to find the correct location, but now, they do things much more cleanly than before.
Not to mention any traces, not even the minimum cause and effect required to resonate was left behind. It's simply too outrageous to be true.
This has resulted in an endless stream of remnants of the insect swarm, which will be refreshed in certain star fields every once in a while.
"The insect plague here is a little close to Yalilo 6..." Fu Ningya, standing in the space, gently raised her hand, "It's better to deal with it a little bit."
In fact, this insect plague is quite far away from the galaxy where Yalilo 6 is located, about five or six galaxies away.
However, once an insect plague starts to spread, it will surely spread madly in all directions with its current location as the origin.
At their speed...it's better to be on the safe side.
"That galaxy...is almost lifeless."
Fu Ningya stared at the galaxy that was being devoured by the insect swarm with sharp eyes.
The originally brilliant galaxy was now obscured by an endless swarm of insects, like a huge black curtain that completely swallowed up the light.
The first to be hit was a huge gaseous planet. Countless insects rushed towards the surface of the planet like a black torrent.
Their bodies gleam with a strange metallic luster, creating dazzling sparks as they rub against each other in the planet's thick atmosphere.
The giant flying insects easily tear through the atmosphere with their huge wings and dive into the interior of the planet like out-of-control bombers.
Their sharp mouthparts pierce into the core of the planet and greedily suck the energy contained in the planet, causing huge storms and whirlpools to surge on the surface of the planet. The colorful gas surges wildly, as if howling in despair.
On the planet's satellite, a group of giant beetles are digging in an orderly manner.
Their hard shells glowed coldly under the starlight, and every time they swung their giant claws, they could lift up large pieces of rock.
Countless huge pits were soon dug on the surface of the satellite, which were interconnected to form an intricate underground maze.
The swarm of insects moved freely in it, like a black tide, eroding every inch of land on the satellite.
The light of the star was also obscured by the insect tide. Countless tiny insects spun madly around the star, forming a huge cocoon.
They continue to approach the stars, using the energy of the stars to strengthen themselves, making the stars' light increasingly dimmer.
The originally stable star began to fluctuate violently, sunspot activity on the surface became abnormally frequent, and the huge solar prominence was like a burning fire snake, twisting and struggling under the interference of the insect swarm.
Even if there is no king insect to turn this star into a breeding ground for bait, the carefully evolved swarm of insects still has the power to extinguish the star.
This is an insect plague!
Moreover, this was only the aftermath of the insect plague. Compared to the time when Taizyuros was still alive, this insect plague was far less than one percent of it.
"Since there is no life left, let this galaxy disappear along with you."
As the destiny of the "elements" was revealed by Fu Ningya's call, a brilliant belt of water elements quickly condensed around the entire galaxy.
These water forces are created out of nothing, formed after pure imaginary energy has undergone numerous transformations.
The water element belt surrounding the galaxy was first like a hazy veil. In the blink of an eye, it turned into a giant water curtain that covered the sky and the sun, completely enveloping the galaxy ravaged by the insect tide.
The water curtain exudes a faint blue light, and every drop of water seems to contain endless energy, flashing a cold light in the dark universe.
With a slight wave of Fu Ningya's fingertips, the water curtain instantly turned into a vast tide like an enraged beast, rushing towards the Zerg and the interior of the galaxy.
The raging tide carried with it an overwhelming force, and wherever it passed, swarms of insects were instantly swept away. Countless insects had their bodies instantly torn apart by the powerful impact of the water flow, and turned into dust in the universe.
The blood dyed the blue tide red for a moment, but was submerged in the deepest undercurrent in the blink of an eye.
Before the giant flying insects could react, they were torn into pieces by the violent tide, their wings were torn off, and their sharp mouthparts were twisted and deformed.
On gas planets, the storm acts like a sharp scalpel, cutting through the thick atmosphere.
The storms and whirlpools on the planet's surface were instantly calmed by the impact of the water tide. But then, the water tide hit the planet's core with even greater force, triggering a violent energy explosion.
Under powerful pressure and impact, the matter inside the planet erupted outward, forming a huge jet of matter, which collided with the water tides and produced countless dazzling lights and powerful shock waves.
The beetles on the satellite, which had been digging in an orderly manner, were now dizzy from the overwhelming tide.
The hard shell shattered like fragile glass under the impact of the water tide.
The pits were filled with water, forming huge pools of water. The insects struggled in the water, making sharp chirps, and were eventually completely submerged by the water.
Soon after, the satellite itself was washed into fine dust by the endless tide.
The cocoon rotating around the star was instantly dispersed by the impact of the water tide.
Tiny insects were strangled in the water tide and turned into starlight.
Under the continuous impact of endless water tides, the sunspot activity on the surface of the star became more and more intense. The huge solar prominence was like a burning dragon. Under the dual interference of water tides and insect swarms, it finally collapsed completely.
The energy inside the star begins to explode out of control, forming a supernova.
The intense light instantly illuminated the entire universe. The powerful energy waves and water tides intertwined with each other, creating an extremely spectacular energy storm.
Fu Ningya stood in the universe, watching all this quietly.
As the light of the explosion gradually faded, the water tide began to dissipate rapidly.
The galaxy that was originally devoured by the insect tide has now completely disappeared, leaving only an empty space, as if this galaxy had never existed.
After making sure that no insects survived, Fu Ningya turned around and left, returning to the Starry Sky Train.