Chapter 632, Shadow Essence

Gu Hang’s feeling was right.

When Varuk was controlled by Gu Hang's psychic power and fell into hallucination, his body was torn to pieces and he was only left with one breath. The shadow of the subspace surrounding his kingdom of God suddenly became fragile.

After Varuk was controlled and dismembered, the most obvious manifestation was that the 'he' that Gu Hang could observe in the subspace became weak and demented.

Of course, the Warp shadow itself still exists.

Gu Hang could observe that the shadow of the subspace was still surrounding his kingdom. He still couldn't easily connect his kingdom of storm with the real universe; the Zerg's attack on the kingdom was still continuing.

However, there are changes.

Gu Hang felt that the density of the subspace shadows surrounding him had significantly decreased. At the same time, the number of insect swarms that were invading his Storm Kingdom had also decreased. This was most directly reflected in the number of heroes who had sacrificed and resurrected.

These changes are even more drastic than those caused by the confrontation between Gu Hang and Varuk in the past two months.

Gu Hang took the risk and made a surprise attack on Varuk, which was a right move.

And the next thing is how to completely eliminate the shadow of the subspace that shrouds his kingdom of God.

Gu Hang can now observe that in the depths of the Warp shadow, Varuk has become demented and weak, and the Warp shadow has also become dimmer, but the long worm shadow entangled around Varuk shows no sign of weakening.

On the contrary, it became even more violent and agitated, so much so that it opened its bloody mouth and bit towards Varuk's projection in the warp.

But I can't bite it.

From this, Gu Hang had some associations and roughly confirmed that his previous thoughts might be correct.

In this shadow of subspace, the most critical thing is actually this long worm.

The so-called Zerg technology that Varuk had developed was just a facade, or even just a trick. What really worked was the shadow.

Gu Hang vaguely suspected that it was the so-called will of the swarm, or the will of the queen.

No matter what it is, the Warp Shadow should be mainly released by relying on it.

But it should be parasitic in Varuk's soul.

If Gu Hang killed Varuk in the real universe, then the long worm shadow would probably break free. And this is probably the source of Gu Hang's inspiration for not killing Varuk in the first place.

Killing Varuk would free the great enemy.

Let him live, and he will become a prison for the worm's shadow.

Looking at the way it wished it could bite Varuk to death, you knew what was going on.

After so many speculations, the question still comes down to the most core point: how to completely resolve the shadow of the subspace?

It’s easy to say that it’s simple to do.

After its strength dropped significantly, it would be enough to consume it in the current way. Gu Hang could even choose to take the initiative to attack to a certain extent.

The time required to completely disperse this subspace shadow is no longer as unpredictable as before.

He would probably be able to completely dispel this warp shadow within nine standard Terran months of the real universe.

To be honest, the time is not too long. It takes nine months to slowly dispel a strong subspace shadow. What else do you need a bicycle for?

The Battle of Aramita lasted for nine months... It's not impossible. Gu Hang could take Varuk away from Alfonzo I at this time, imprison him but not kill him, and ensure that the subspace shadow is within a low intensity range, so that he can slowly dispel it.

As for the Space Marines who were also fighting on the Ark of Alfonzo I… In the shadow of the warp, if they wanted to send people in on a large scale, they would have to use the lightning country's flash to dispel the shadow of the warp. It would be difficult to do the other way around, even if the shadow had faded.

Gu Hang could only say that if he could evacuate as many as possible, he would evacuate as many as possible. If he really couldn't evacuate them, then forget it. In terms of cold interests, the loss of 500 shadow warriors was a loss, and the cost of making up for it was not that high.

However, Gu Hang is indeed greedy.

He didn't want the main part of the war to take nine months before he could use his psychic powers to launch a counterattack, nor did he want to give up the 500 elite warriors who would follow him and fight to the death at his command.

I won't talk about the latter, I'll just talk about the former. A few months is too long, and the current war situation is in a very fast-changing stage, which is completely different from the confrontation a few years ago. There is constant new news about the war on the northern and western fronts.

Gu Hang was not stimulated by the progress of others, and he never compared them. However, a drastic change in the situation would bring a lot of unknown risks. After spending more than half a year in Aramita and missing the opportunity, it would be fine, but I was afraid that a huge danger would come to me.

At the same time, he did not want to let go of the many ships of Alfonzo's sect.

If he could deal with the warp shadows when the enemy was caught off guard, and then use his psychic power to assist his fleet in the battle, he would have a chance to seize some more ships. But if he had to wait for nine months and slowly dilly-dally, when Alfonzo's fleet felt the situation was bad, they would definitely not stay there stupidly and would definitely withdraw.

That is to find a way to get rid of the subspace shadow as soon as possible.

Gu Hang quickly figured out what to do.

Let’s start with the real world.

The essence of the Warp Shadow is the soulless monsters such as the Void Swarm. When they gather on a huge scale, their soulless characteristics are projected into the Warp, forming a void.

The subspace is an extremely magical place. The 'void' is also powerful.

This was utilized by the Swarm Will and was specifically used to deal with various opponents who were good at psychic powers.

But it is not that a large number of Zerg creatures will definitely form a subspace shadow. Here a strong will is needed to integrate these wills to truly form a void in the subspace.

Having said that, whether it is the swarm technology developed by Varuk, or the powerful control of the swarm will or the queen's will, no matter how it is magnified thousands of times, there must always be a base number.

If this base number, that is, the number of Zerg creatures gathered together, is greatly reduced, the shadows in the subspace will naturally be particularly affected.

And the ship that Gu Hang is currently on has hundreds of millions of lives.

(End of this chapter)