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The special cavity formed by hatching hides Abathur inside.

Although the conditions seem simple, they are sufficient for Abathur to complete the genetic modification using the incubation pool.

Listening to Kerrigan's report to him, Gao Yi admitted that there was also an element of gambling involved.

Logically speaking, a special Zerg creature like Abathur that has no immediate combat capability should not be placed directly in such a dangerous place as Comoros.

As a scientific research unit among the Zerg, his command ability is also mediocre. His only advantage is that he can use the suitable genes hunted by the Zerg swarm to continuously strengthen the Zerg, which can give the Zerg unlimited possibilities.

Normally, the Zerg can evolve, but the speed is too slow. The existence of Abathur allows the Zerg to have the ability to evolve according to the different characteristics of the enemy like the Tyranids.

Adjust the characteristics of the alien insects hatched by the swarm at any time according to the battlefield situation.

When it comes to species diversity, few places can compare to the Comoros...

The Kabal would go out to raid by bringing sufficiently powerful creatures from all over the galaxy to Commorros.

And send them to the Comoros arena, those old, weak, women, children or species that have no fighting value.

He was tortured to death before he was even qualified to enter the Comoros.

These creatures have undergone a round of screening and strengthening in the hands of the Blood Orcs.

Only biological alchemical materials that are special enough are qualified to fall into the hands of the Haemonchi.

Compared to searching for it yourself, it would be much more efficient to plunder it here directly.

From a biotechnology perspective, no matter how much Gao Yi thinks the Haemonchus are abnormal, he cannot help but accept the superiority of the Haemonchus' careful selection.

And if Abathur's existence is really discovered, he can be sent directly back to Char using the tunnel worms.

At this time, the alien insects in the test site also began their own hunting.

The creatures that Tevantias uses to verify the Zerg's war potential will become a source of power for the Zerg.

There is even a Tyrant, a powerful behemoth unit of the Tyranids that was transformed and captured by Tevantias in this testing ground.

The similarities between the Zerg and the Tyranid races made Tevantias want to see which one was better.

Swarms of Zerglings are now acting as vanguards, sweeping and exploring the area for prey.

The Dark Eldar under Tevantias who were responsible for observing the Zerg were also surprised at the efficiency of the Zerg.

The various aliens deployed in the test site are being slaughtered continuously.

There are many powerful aliens in this testing ground. After being transformed by Tevantias, their flesh and blasphemous technology make their combat effectiveness very strong.

However, the shortcomings of individual Zerg strength were made up for by their numbers, and the existence of the fungal blanket minimized the losses of the Zerg swarm.

And they can produce alien insects continuously. Tevantias did not expect that the alien insects can not only utilize biomass, but also inorganic matter, which led him to misjudge the development speed of the alien insects.

Facing a swarm of insects, unless one's individual strength reaches a certain peak, one will be completely submerged in despair.

The genetic characteristics of these aliens were also brought back to the incubator.

"The reproduction speed and fighting ability of these creatures are really surprising. Is this a new species created by Lord Tevantias?

However, the number of these things is about to reach the threshold set by Lord Tevantias. Should we take the initiative to clean up the number?"

"It's not the right time yet. Their combat data is more important, and haven't they encountered the terrifying Tyranid Tyrant yet?

You see, they are about to meet."

Two Dark Eldars were sitting in an airship observing the activities of the Zerg. Just as they said, the ever-expanding Zerg finally encountered the most terrifying enemy in the test site.

The gigantic Tyranid Tyrant completely lost the connection with the Hive Mind in the Dark City in the Webway, which turned it directly into a war machine that only knew how to fight and kill.

A thick chitinous carapace covers its body, and the four biological giant blades on its four arms also represent that he is a tyrant designed by the hive mind to specialize in close combat.

The desire to kill and devour filled his will, and the beast's instinct made him want to vent the anger in his heart all the time. When the Zerglings first encountered this powerful monster of Tyranid.

A fight inevitably broke out between the two sides.

"Look, hasn't the number of these creatures been reduced?"

The Tyranid Tyrant began to show its terrifying side. After all, this was not a game where just attacking could cause damage. The Zergling's minions couldn't even cause any damage to the Tyranid's shell.

Each swing of the Tyranid Tyrant can take the lives of a dozen or even more Zerglings.

At this time, the tyrant was wreaking havoc in the Zergling swarm as if it was playing a lawn-mowing game.

At this time, Abathur also observed the existence of the tyrant.

"We have discovered a powerful biological unit. Its special carapace can provide the Zerg with stronger defenses. Its sharp biological weapons can increase the Zerg's attack power. The Zerg needs this gene."

Abathur squirmed the tentacles in front of him, and under his control more Zerg swarmed towards the tyrant's location.

As more powerful Zerg arrived on the battlefield, the Tyrant's battle became more difficult.

The cockroach's highly corrosive acid continued to erode the Tyrant's armor, and when the chitinous carapace was corroded and became brittle.

The spikes shot by the Hydralisk also began to successfully break through the defense. You must know that the original positioning of the Hydralisk can be air-to-air, and its range and armor-piercing ability are very terrifying.

However, even though the fragile flesh under the shell had been exposed, and it had even been pierced by the spikes like a hedgehog, the tyrant, who had no sense of pain, still slaughtered the alien insects with its strength and speed.

One cannot help but marvel at the tenacious vitality of this creature.

But there is only one Tyrant after all, and there are no other Tyranids to protect it.

When dozens of banelings were produced and then exploded around the Tyrant like biological bombs.

The highly corrosive acid completely destroyed it.

The life of this terrifying Tyranid creature also came to an end.

The Zerg also began to decompose the Tyrant's remaining body and took it back to the hatchery.

"The genes have been acquired, and we will transform the Zerg into a more powerful one!"

Abathur also planned to integrate the Tyrant's genes into a special Zerg unit he could create.

The giant beast unit called the Mang Beast is a variant of the Thunder Beast. It crushes the traditional Thunder Beast in all aspects and can even attack the air.

What makes the Tyrant most valuable to the Zerg is not his combat genes but his characteristics as a node creature.

The alien insects are clearly at a disadvantage as node creatures. Although the king insect has a certain combat capability, it is only relative.

Once the queen is killed, the alien insects will inevitably fall into a brief period of chaos.

Just like how the Overlord in the game increases the population controllable by the player, it is also a disadvantage of loading the game.

Abathur hopes to create more combat-capable and adaptable node creatures for the Zerg.

At this time, more than a dozen different biological samples were dragged into the incubator, and Abathur immediately began to transform himself.

Not all samples were useful, but one particular modified creature called a Komera Demon caught Abathur's attention.

This unnatural dog-like creature was transformed by the Haemolect biotechnology. It is larger than the Zerglings and has greater physical strength. Its attacks contain a special biological poison. Perhaps this poison can be transplanted into the Zerglings to enhance their basic combat capabilities.

The Dark Eldar who were in charge of monitoring also witnessed the entire process of the battle. As for other creatures in the test site, the Zerg crushed them all.

The battle against the Tyrant demonstrated the power of the Zerg.

Now they finally understood why Tevantias cared so much about this race.

You have to know that they paid a heavy price to capture this tyrant.

"Except for these creatures, all other test subjects died, but they seem to have stopped expanding! What should we do next? Should we report to Lord Tevantias