Although time was a little tight, Alba was still able to establish a mental connection with Emil.
Moreover, Emil was currently in control of all the Insectoids in the Gars Galaxy and was in charge of the frontline command. For him to establish a mental connection with Alba, there should be something important to report.
Otherwise, Alba would usually be the one looking for him, not the other way around.
"Emil, what's going on at the frontline?"
"No, no, there's no problem at the frontline, but there's going to be a problem on your side, Alba!"
"What do you mean?"
Alba felt that Emil's words were a little strange, but he did not know how to react. However, in the next second, Alba finally realized what was wrong.
"Emil, what did you just call me?"
Alba's voice was filled with anger.
The Insectoids were a race with a strong sense of hierarchy. As a Rank 1 Insectoid King, Emil could not directly address an Insectoid by its title. He had to address it respectfully, such as Emperor Alba or Empress Aliya.
For Emil to directly address Alba as such was definitely a serious offense in the Insectoid Race.
That was why Alba was so angry. To him, it was as if his dignity was being trampled on.
This was intolerable!
If Emil had heard Alba's angry voice before, he would have trembled in fear. However, he did not panic at all now.
"I say, Alba, you still don't know what the humans set up at the entrance of the hive, do you?"
"Do you know?"
"Fine, I don't know either!"
Alba was filled with disdain and … murderous intent as he listened to Emil.
Once this was over, he would kill Emil with his own hands!
However, Emil's next sentence caused his brain to go blank.
"However, the humans told me that this thing is called the Space Oscillator!"
"This is good stuff. It's specially made for our Insectoid hive. Once it's activated, it can cause the hive to collapse, and you, who are inside the hive …"
Alba's ugly face suddenly changed. The hive's hive collapsed …
Wait, the hive's hive's collapse, could it be that …
At that moment, Alba suddenly recalled that he had once sent a Rank 3 Insectoid King to the Milky Way through the hive left behind by Socrates. After that, there was no news from him.
Calculating the time, that should be when the hive's hive suddenly disappeared. Could it be that the hive's hive's …
All of a sudden, Alba broke out in a cold sweat. Even though the insect did not have the ability to sweat …
What did the collapse of the hive's tunnel mean? Even the Insects, who did not develop technology, knew what it meant.
In the process of collapsing, any creature inside, even an Imperial Insect, would not be able to survive!
Wait, I seem to have overlooked the most important problem
"What do you mean? And why did the humans tell you this? "
Alba's face's words's's s Insectoids's hive's's,
"You's's's's, you's's …"
"Of's,,, betray!"
Alba still found it hard to believe even after asking. After all, this had never happened in the long history of the Zergs.
"You've finally reacted? You're not that stupid after all!
"Damn it, you really … Why did you do that?"
Alba could not understand why Emil, the Insectoid King, would betray his own race.
Moreover, the betrayal was a species that was considered food by his own race!
"You don't get it, do you?
Do you know why no Insectoid has ever betrayed its own race? "
"That's because Queen Aliya cherished every Insectoid King!"
"But now, you're using us Rank 1 Insectoids as cannon fodder. How did Garcia die, huh?"
"Also, because of your appearance, Queen Aliya no longer cared about us Insectoids who have followed her for so long!"
"What other reason do you think I would not betray her?"
"I'll tell you directly now. The humans have said that if you go out and be captured by the humans, you might still be able to keep your life. Otherwise … the humans will directly activate the space oscillator. I think you should know what will happen after this thing is activated!"
"Make your choice now. The humans will only give you ten minutes. Don't even think about escaping. Let me tell you, it's impossible!"
After that, Emil ignored Alba.
To be honest, Alba's final choice had nothing to do with him. In fact, Emil hoped that Alba would rather die than surrender and be killed by the humans in the end.
He was probably the first Insectoid King in history who dared to speak to an Imperial Insectoid with such an attitude.
It was a great feeling.
Compared to Emil's great feeling, Alba in the tunnel was the complete opposite.
Fear …
Helplessness …
Despair …
Regret …
A bunch of emotions that Alba had never felt before were surging in its body.
At that moment, it no longer had the majesty that an Imperial Insectoid should have. Instead, it was like a dying emperor, filled with a sense of loneliness.
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On the main battlefield, the fierce battle between the two sides continued.
However, the Insectoids' attacks were getting more and more sluggish.
After all, Alba could not even protect itself, so it was not in the mood to command the Insectoids to "encircle" the humans' main fleet.
Without a direct command, the Insectoids' behavior was more instinctive. It was as if an elite soldier had suddenly become a disorganized new recruit.
"Commander, it's been three minutes since the warning. Target No. 1 still hasn't come out of the tunnel!"
"Mm, then put more pressure on him. Order all fleets to remove the firepower restriction order immediately!"
"Yes, Commander!"
Speaking of which, for the past few hours, under Lin Tian's orders, not only did they hide half of their firepower at the beginning, but they also reduced it by 10% every hour.
It could be said that the firepower that the entire fleet could unleash was less than 10% of their full power.
Because of this, Alba was given all kinds of room to imagine. Now, Lin Tian had removed all the restrictions and used his strongest stance to crush the last bit of hope in Alba's heart.
The entire fleet instantly went crazy …
The fleets that had been suffering from the firepower restriction for a long time immediately unleashed their true combat power.
Even if … none of the combat Insectoids were afraid, none of them ran away.
However …
The Zergs on the battlefield, on the other hand, gave everyone a deja vu of complete defeat.
The speed at which they were losing was much faster than the speed at which they were adding fuel to the fire!