Create a swarm technology tree in Konoha

The short meeting continued, and Tetsumaru, a woman disguised as an eyeworm, informed him of the nine-month delivery trajectory of the insect swarm he had observed.

According to the jump trajectory of these insect swarms, they will spread the war to more than two thousand star systems, and the number of human clans affected by the war will exceed two hundred.

In such a large-scale war, the heat and magnetic signals emitted during the battle must be extremely strong, and can be observed in the entire Koprulu star cluster.

Without superior managers, I can only be very sensitive to the masters I am responsible for. The other three masters closest to the war cannot turn a blind eye to the war happening around them, and there is a high probability that they will take the initiative to intervene.

Even if they do not fully engage in war, they will still invest a considerable amount of insect swarms, launch preventive attacks, and occupy some star areas in advance as early warning to avoid being caught off guard by human beings.

Of course, according to the habits of the Zerg, after discovering that the human race is in decline, they will immediately turn to attack and seize more resources.

The bigger the territorial airspace, the better, but there is never enough resources, especially for the Zerg, who can digest resources no matter how large they are in a short time.

The shrinkage I showed before was just that I couldn't eat it. If I have the chance, I will definitely show what the infinite devouring of the Zeg Zerg is.

In the insect swarm, resources are equal to the size of the insect swarm. After a certain period of time, the size of the insect swarm can become the material that dominates its own strength.

In an era when all the brainworms have disappeared and the masters are competing to climb up, what they are looking for are resources: crystals, high-energy gas, nether energy wells, fresh life, etc., and they will definitely accept all comers.

Aburame Tetsumaru initially tried to use this as an opportunity to design a trap to deal with the Zerg Overlord.

It's a pity that Zhou Wenming's biotechnology is too far behind the Zerg. Aburame Tetsumaru used the poison made by the descendants, which couldn't even poison a captured true springtail. There was no possibility of launching such a conspiracy.

Thinking about it, the Terrans, Protoss and Zerg have been dealing with each other for many years. The Zerg have always been in a state of swallowing up all comers. If they were not truly invulnerable to all poisons, they would have perished long ago.

The protoss did not need to take such a big risk and paid the high price of having to stop their activities and retreat into the depths of the universe before using terrifying psionic energy to kill the zerg's brain worms.

You must know that the brain worm itself is also a powerful life form that controls psionic energy, even more powerful than every star spirit. The psionic energy that can kill the brain worm can only be conceived by countless star spirits through the sacred Kara link. The terrifying psionic storm.

The psionic storm that can kill the brain worms will obviously kill its creators as soon as possible. The price the protoss pays for this can be imagined.

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At this time, Aburame Tetsumaru's feelings were similar to those of the star spirit who once launched the psionic storm.

He started a war between humans and Zerg through Itachi Uchiha, and then he was immediately involved in the war.

As an experienced Marine commander, he was recruited, and the entire formation was loaded into the transport bay of the battle cruiser and delivered to planets, space cities, and asteroid belts.

Since the beginning of the cleaning operation, he has been in different places, cleaning the battlefields washed by the battle patrol fire, killing the bugs that survived by chance, as well as the bugs hiding underground.

After carrying out similar missions eleven times, Aburame Tetsumaru was stuffed into the battle cruiser and began an ultra-long distance jump.

There is no single-person life support system in the transport cabin. During the long-distance jump, you can only rely on power armor to protect your life, but the fear and discomfort make people crazy.

Especially being locked up in a transport warehouse, he stayed with a hundred real marines and more than 10,000 cyborg marines with a three-year lifespan.

Accompanied by the inferior power armor of the Cyborg Marines, it could not withstand the space shock and shattered during the jump. The scattered glass shards and red and white liquid made people want to go crazy.

At this time, it was reflected how miserable the position of the Marine Corps was. As the first commander of the Marine Corps, Tetsumaru Aburame could only rely on his own power armor to resist.

Each crew member on the strategic cruiser has his own independent sleep cabin. He can enter sleep every time he jumps, and rely on sleep to get rid of the pain during the jump.

Moreover, Aburame Tetsumaru doesn’t know anything.

There are more than 10,000 Marines, and no one knows where they are going, let alone what so many of them are going to do.

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It wasn't until he was sent down and landed on the black barrier that Aburame Tetsumaru was notified of the war situation and received his mission.

How can I put it this way? It is indeed at this point of no return that I can inform the commander of the special mission. This shit doesn’t even stink so bad!

This is planet APX-79a_02, an agricultural planet that once belonged to a certain academic faction. It was attacked by a swarm of insects two weeks ago.

The scale of the insect swarm in this attack was huge. Intelligence showed that it took as long as forty hours for the insect swarm to arrive on the star table. The local defense facilities and temporarily recruited defense forces were quickly defeated. Even when the entire army was annihilated, the insect swarm was completely destroyed. The landing was not completed.

This huge insect swarm moved before the fleet's attack, and split into thousands of teams, spreading in all directions.

The fleet could only disperse and chase the tracks of these insect swarms to kill them. The operation of recovering the planets could only be left to the Marine Corps.

This is the job of the Marines, there is nothing to complain about.

But the most embarrassing thing happened. The battle cruiser fleet did not bomb the planet due to lack of time!

Aburame Tetsumaru's eyes almost popped out of his head when he saw this information. This must be too deceiving.

There are more than 10,000 marines, equipped with Predator, Wolf combat vehicles and engineering tanks. They seem to be strong and fully equipped.

But isn't it a joke that such power is used to suppress and clean up a planet occupied by the swarm?

Combined with the lack of air support and pre-planned planet-wide bombardment, this was a death order.

Perhaps the warlord's intention was to let them die and use the lives of more than 10,000 marines as consumables to light up the map and guide the determined target for the subsequent bombing.

Aburame Tetsumaru analyzed a lot of things as soon as he saw the mission. His mind was spinning rapidly, and he made up his mind as soon as he landed on the ground.

As the commander of the Marine Corps, Aburame Tetsumaru ordered everyone to assemble around him and establish a temporary defensive position.

After determining the nearby terrain, he selected three adjacent hills in the nearby mountainous area, commanded the army to go here, and established a stable position using the three hills as support points.

Aburame Tetsumaru made up his mind to stay here, use the terrain to fight defensive battles, and persist until the fleet returns from chasing the insect swarm, which means victory.

As for the goals in the order, such as searching the whole world and cleaning up all bugs, he turned a blind eye and regarded them as the farts of his superior commanders.

Don’t you have the strength to do any tasks?

When will ten thousand marines be able to carry out the mission of sweeping the entire planet with the support of war machinery?

Shouldn't this be a strategic mission that can only be carried out by an enhanced group army composed of 600,000 people?

Now Aburame Tetsumaru only has one thought in his mind: survival is victory.

Sure enough, while the fortifications were still under construction on the position selected by Aburame Tetsumaru, insect swarms emerged from the ground in various places and launched a siege on humans.

Fortunately, such an attack is not very organized and is closer to the insect's natural reaction.

Firstly, there were not many bugs in number, and secondly, the bugs swarm did not have any coordination or combination of arms, they just gathered together dryly, and then rushed towards the human position.

Then, Aburame Tetsumaru also discovered that the responding bugs all came from a range of about sixty kilometers, and the bugs further away were all looking for enemies in a daze.

Those bugs will even attack bugs with strange smells, causing endless chaos.

Although the fortifications on the three peaks have not been completed, the fortress has not been built, and the firepower has not been deployed, the siege artillery has been successfully deployed in the center of the three peaks.

The fierce bombardment blew the besieging insect swarm into pieces, forming three semi-arc lines of death, firmly covering the defensive position.

Soon, machine gun fortresses were built one after another, and biochemical marines were sent in, using their machine guns to make up for the lack of shelling and hunt down the fish that slipped through the net.

The war became more and more intense. After confirming that there would be no bombing from space, a certain mysterious chemical signal permeated the entire planet's atmosphere. Driven by this powerful signal, bugs on the entire planet began to gather and formed towards the three mountain peaks. position launched an attack.

The insect swarm finally showed its terrifying side. Hundreds of millions of insects piled up into a huge mountain, collapsing towards Aburame Tetsumaru's position like a landslide.

Under the concentrated artillery fire, the insect mountain was scattered and scattered into layers of insect sea, forcefully using its own body to spread towards the human position.

Driven by mysterious chemical signals, the bugs seemed to have received orders from their masters. They did not feel the threat of death at all and just charged forward.

The posture of the insect swarm is completely crazy. The insects seem to be using their own lives to consume the ammunition of the Marines, and finally kill the humans who have run out of ammunition and food without any effort.

But Aburame Tetsumaru is not an ordinary person. As a leader of one party and a tough man who has experienced many wars, he has abundant war experience and a sense of the overall war from a broad perspective.

Not long after the battle began, he realized that although the Zerg attack had sufficient density, it was far from powerful enough.

Aburame Tetsumaru's dozens of thinking cores supported each other, and he got the answer in an instant.

After posting, the friend opened fire on the springtails. His shooting was not violent, and he used tracer bullets. He was guiding the attack targets for the dozens of cyborg marines around him.

Suddenly, Aburame Tetsumaru knocked on his helmet with the iron glove of his left hand. The arm of the power armor buzzed, and the huge force made a huge sound.

The sound of knocking actually overwhelmed the sound of thirty-millimeter machine gun fire, attracting the attention of the cyborg infantry.

Aburame Tetsumaru's cheeks hidden under the helmet froze, and then he shouted in a covert manner: "Check the ammunition and prepare for probability shooting!"

At the same time, Aburame Tetsumaru marked a new target through the power mecha's computer, which was a group of Hydralisks located three kilometers away. This was one of the Marines' most dangerous opponents.

As long as these hydralis are invaded within a thousand meters, these bugs can spray the bone spurs in their crops. The sharp bone spurs have extremely strong penetrating power, enough to penetrate twelve millimeters of alloy armor.

The Marines are not bad at breaking through defenses. Their 30mm caliber machine guns can easily break through the exoskeleton of the Hydralisk at a longer distance.

However, the size difference between the two sides was too great. The Marines were less than three meters in mobile armor. They were penetrated by a bone spur that was 70 centimeters in length. The injuries suffered by the team members were absolutely fatal.

This kind of damage is beyond the range of the mobile armor's built-in life support system. Unless it can be treated by a hospital ship immediately, it will be a fatal situation.

On the other hand, a 30mm bullet has a very good stopping effect when hitting springtails, but when hit on a large insect like a hydralisk, which is six meters high and nearly twenty meters long, it seems to have insufficient damage.

In fact, as long as three or five shots are fired, a hydralisk will be dead. But the problem is that it will not die immediately. Instead, it will hold on to the wounds spurting blood on its body and continue to jump for an hour or two before it dies due to blood loss. Too many to fall down.

If you want to kill a Hydralisk immediately, you have to hit it with at least hundreds, or even thousands of bullets, to immediately end the life of this big insect without a nerve center.

Therefore, when Marines and Hydralisks fight against each other, they often suffer losses and suffer extremely serious losses.

An important responsibility of the Marine commander is to discover Hydralisks in advance, guide the Marines' firepower, and use the range advantage to strike against Hydralisks in advance.

Aburame Tetsumaru used instruments to detect the gravity coefficient, air density and humidity, wind direction and wind force in the battlefield environment, and quickly calculated the muzzle angle for shooting.

He first ordered: "Second Squadron! Maintain firepower and shoot freely!"

Then he left the front line, walked a few steps to the side of a group of Marines sitting on the ground, and loudly issued an order: "The Third Squadron stands up!"

"Calibrate the Antarctic zero point, and the planet section is horizontal."

Amidst the power roar of the mobile armor, sixty Marine mechas stood up and quickly found the correct coordinates according to the order.

These marines are bionics who have just come off the production line. They have been instilled with almost all combat and tactical knowledge through the head nail chip on their forehead, but they seriously lack the ability to make independent judgments.

How lacking can it be?

If there is no order to shoot and a springtail jumps in the face, they don't even know to shoot.

But after receiving the design command, they can retrieve all the knowledge of shooting from the chip, accurately shoot the vital points or limb joints of insects, and balance the balance between firepower density and firearm overheating.

Therefore, the 10,000 biochemical marines do not have the ability to fight alone, and must be paired with one percent of the natural human marines to assume command tasks.

"Direction 9:22, elevation angle 37 degrees, three rapid fires, shooting interval is half a second, six shots to reduce the elevation angle of 0.2 degrees." Aburame Tetsumaru reported the shooting parameters smoothly, and then said decisively Order: "Release the first-level power insurance, intercept fire at 2,800 meters, start!"

More than thirty Marines, in accordance with the orders and parameters, uniformly started blocking fire.

The bullet with high muzzle velocity drew a ballistic arc in the air, and six seconds later, it accurately covered the hydralisk group three kilometers away, exploding into pieces of smoke and dust and streams of stimulating insect blood.

Without command, Hydralisks' reactions are very clumsy and dull. They will only instinctively speed up and try to quickly get within their range.

Hydralisks did not crawl on their bodies and used springtails for cover. There were no springtails to actively jump up and glide in the air to block the trajectory. There were no infected people to help them create chaos. The Hydralisks were simply exposed to the rain of bullets, and they moved faster and faster. Coming slower and slower.

In the end, there were only six Hydralisks that could rush within a thousand meters and spray bone spurs at the Marines.

Under the command of Aburame Tetsumaru, they were attacked by concentrated fire. The six Hydralisks fired a total of ten bone spurs and fell down. Only four unlucky Marines were knocked down by the bone spurs.

The attack of the hydralisks was eliminated, and the losses were definitely considered minor.

Seeing that the situation had stabilized again, Aburame Tetsumaru commanded the third squadron to replace the second squadron on the line of fire, and then let out a long silent sigh.