Chapter 653: Let Me See How You Win

Chapter 653: Let Me See How You Win

Within the Alliance's ruling area, the infected's desperate riots, biomass conversion, and evolution of biological ships ultimately did not produce any good results.

The so-called less than 5% of biomass being plundered will not give rise to a large number of Zerg that are scary enough, at least the Alliance is not afraid of it.

The reason why the Void Zerg were forced to this extent was partly because the Alliance's strategy of controlling the Zerg and eliminating the infected in the two star regions of Nepeta and Alfonzo was relatively successful. If the Zerg did not take any action, then in a few years, let alone the 5% of biomass, they might not be able to eat anything.

The 5% of biomass in the area controlled by the infected is almost equivalent to the resources eaten up by an ordinary planet.

However, in the Alliance, two star fields are equivalent to a planet being completely eaten up, so it is not a big problem.

Then wouldn’t the several star fields on the northern and western lines be doomed?

Under Gu Hang's instructions, the alliance's intelligence department did three things.

The first is to estimate how much the Void Zerg can eat if the current worst-case scenario is followed?
The Alliance Intelligence Department believes that they can consume at least 50% of the area under their control.

That's ten times the league's.

But the bigger problem is that, under the fierce attacks of the Alliance before, the number of planets in the two star regions of Nepeta and Alfonzo that can be said to be controlled by the infected may not exceed eighty; among these eighty, the average area and population controlled may be only about 30%.

But on the northern and western fronts, the sum of these numbers would be at least several times higher. There could be 800 infected worlds, and the average degree of control would be higher.

The intelligence organizations of the Alliance basically believe that, based on this situation, the total biomass eaten by the Zerg may be equivalent to the total swallowing of one hundred and fifty worlds.

This is without taking into account the Princess Star Region.

The situation in the Princess Star Domain would obviously be several times worse.

So, if this level of devouring occurs, what size will the swarm of insects that can be created be?
The troops on the northern and western fronts are probably going to be beaten to pieces!
The second thing the Intelligence Department did was to immediately contact all the Alliance intelligence personnel sent to the northern and western fronts, asking them to immediately investigate local Zerg infection reports and pay close attention to events similar to those on Qitulu VI.

As a result, I don’t know whether to be happy or unhappy.

The good news is that in the star regions on the western and northern fronts, a large number of biological ships have not evolved and sprung up.

What is disturbing is that intelligence personnel did discover some digestive pools and the appearance of some digestive ducts.

From this perspective, it seems that the problem is still solvable? If we deal with it quickly, we can at least minimize the losses?

However, intelligence analysts believe this is just an illusion.

Why not rush to "eat"? Because in these worlds, the infection can develop further; the infected can be fully digested, instead of having to eat quickly like on the planets controlled by the Alliance.

The Zerg's orders give them enough time to eat more and then evolve into bio-ships to take away the food they have eaten.

From this perspective, it's definitely bad news.

The third thing is to urgently integrate the above intelligence, whether it is the situation occurring within the alliance, the actual situation collected from the outside, and the reports of analysts, and quickly send it to the commanders on the western and northern fronts, and even to Holy Terra.

On top of these reports, Gu Hang also attached his own opinions, expressing in a very serious tone that this was a serious and huge crisis, even far more serious than a simple Iron Armor Rebellion. He hoped that all parties would attach great importance to these issues and try their best to find ways to resolve them.

Gu Hang had no idea how the three parties who were warned by Gu Hang would react.

He only hopes that these big guys can really take it seriously and stop being so confused.

But that was all he could do. He also had his own things to do.

The first thing is to send out the alliance's patrol fleet to quickly search for the escaped biological ships, and require all alliance fleets to destroy them once they find any trace of these things.

Take advantage of the fact that those bio-ships have only evolved to carry biomass and have almost no combat power, so we should quickly shoot down as many as we can.

It is easy to destroy it now, but when these biomass are transformed into real biological warships and Zerg armies, it will be much more difficult and costly to destroy them.

In addition, it is necessary to urgently mobilize troops and construction personnel to go to the areas bordering the Jingjie Star Field, the Alfonzo Star Field and the Princess Star Field to build defense facilities.

They even went so far as to dismantle star fortresses from some rear worlds, use tugboats to tow them to the border, and strengthen defenses.

Gu Hang was preparing for the worst.

Once the situation inside the Princess Star Domain becomes uncontrollable and a terrifyingly large Zerg Hive Fleet really comes out, we should try our best to stop them at the border.

Of course, this is on the premise that you can win.

If the enemy is too strong, Gu Hang will give up.

Although Jingjie and Alfonzo are now considered his territories, they are not the core territories of the alliance after all. He can give them up when there is really no other way.

Even the Aozhua star region can be abandoned.

But Gu Hang actually didn't want to go that far.

If the Alliance's army cannot stop the enemy in Nepeta and Alfonzo, then let them in and take over these two star regions. When the Zerg moves south and truly threatens their core territory, they will inevitably become more powerful.

How to stop it then?
When he thought of this, Gu Hang felt very irritated.

Then, the responses from the Western Front, the Northern Front, and Holy Terra made him even more annoyed.

"They are all a bunch of insects!"

he cursed.

Holy Terra replied that they knew about it and would study it carefully.

Gone.

Captain Salilius of the Western Front said that he knew about it and would pay close attention to the situation. He also said that he would suspend the advance and look behind him first.

This was still considered somewhat normal, although it was still different from what Gu Hang hoped for, that they could withdraw their troops immediately and go back to clean up the mess before a major outbreak, but at least it seemed there was still hope.

In comparison, it was Marshal Le Roy on the northern front who made Gu Hang the most dissatisfied.

Leroy said that their main force was not far from the enemy's core and was about to win. Everything else would depend on winning.

"Win? Let me see how you win!"

(End of this chapter)