Chapter 3027 Rapid Reorganization

'Boom'

This place started to... shake.

The whole 'ocean' is.

Lin had almost finished testing the information inside the egg-shaped object, and at this moment, Lin suddenly discovered... this place began to vibrate.

Along with strong tremors, both the seabed and the buildings here were covered with numerous cracks.

The creatures in the sea were terrified by this scene, and they all hid in any cracks they could find.

"This is impossible...why is it so fast!"

"That's right, it's impossible to be that fast!"

The eye bees driving the submarines were also very shocked by the situation here, but they did not hide. Instead, they drove the submarines to the surface.

It seems that this place needs to be 'reorganized'.

Lin had almost understood everything through her research on the information in the egg-shaped object and her understanding of the eye bee.

The 'life' of this 'capture ball' is roughly divided into these stages.

Normally it is in a stable phase, during which it is like a normal 'ocean' full of life and a rich environment.

When a target such as a bus creature appears nearby, it will enter the 'attack phase'.

During this stage, it will decompose all structures including the seabed and buildings. At the same time, most organisms will disappear during the decomposition period. The capture ball will turn into a liquid ball again with only tiny impurities in it.

Then it will attack the bus. After successfully swallowing and killing the target, after a while it will reconstruct the seabed and those buildings, and various creatures will reappear.

However, these creatures will be different from the previous ones because they will be mixed with the nuclear information of the creatures found in the bus it attacked.

Sometimes it will be very different from the past, but in any case it is a form suitable for aquatic life.

According to what Lin learned from the Eye Bee, this time it was actually very strange.

The main thing is that after it attacked the Pain Bus, it reorganized quickly... and the difference between the reorganized creature and the original one was very small.

It can be inferred that it did not obtain the biological core information on the Pain Bus at all.

Although there are almost no living creatures on the surface of the Pain Bus, it is not completely devoid of life... there are still a few living creatures.

But it may also be because of this reason that it reorganizes very quickly.

However, it now seems to be planning to decompose again, which is very unusual for the eye wasps.

Because generally after reorganization, it will maintain a "stable period" for a considerable period of time and will not decompose so quickly.

This could mean one thing.

That is, there is another bus nearby, so it plans to break down and attack that bus.

Or maybe it has some other purpose.

Lin felt that there should not be a bus nearby, at least Lin did not see any bus.

In the surrounding 'void', Lin had many soldiers flying around. They were mainly observing the overall capture ball and also looking for traces of the remaining Star Alliance.

If so, it must have another purpose...

This decomposition process occurs at about the same speed as the reorganization process.

Lin soon saw that the entire seabed, as well as all the buildings and other solid objects on it, turned into countless... powders in a short period of time and dissipated in the sea water.

It wasn't just the seabed that turned to powder; the buildings and museums also disappeared completely.

But...Lin discovered that the exhibits were left behind, floating alone in the sea.

Including the egg-shaped objects that Lin detected were also floating in the water. They did not disappear with the buildings. No one knows why.

Of course, there are no submarines of the eye bees either. Their submarines and the eye bees inside them are still in their original positions.

The eye-bee told Lin that their lives were very difficult during this period because there was almost nothing in the entire ocean.

They need to collect enough supplies during the stabilization period to survive the decomposition period.

The creatures that had burrowed into cracks and caves also disappeared after the seabed collapsed.

What is special is that Lin tracked and observed some marine creatures.

These sea creatures that Lin observed with her micro-troops...none of them disappeared, but remained where they were after they collapsed.

This seems very interesting. It seems that as long as Lin is "looking at" a creature or something, such as an exhibit, it will not disappear.

I don't know why there is such a strange setting.

Next... some time passed.

To be exact, almost thirty fluffy days and nights had passed.

During this time, Lin made a relatively large army in the ruins of the Star Alliance in the normal void and placed the Winter Creators in it.

At the same time, Lin also tried to find and rescue some other captured Sky-Splitting Groupers from the Land of Pain.

After rescuing them this time, nothing came chasing them out.

Maybe it's because... this 'capture ball', which is likely the culprit, is still inactive.

The capture ball did not move for thirty days and nights, and it did nothing.

Of course, the Pain Bus that was wrapped by it didn't do anything and remained paralyzed.

Lin tried several methods to wake up the Pain Bus but failed. It seemed that the bus's nerves were in a 'deep' coma.

However...the capture ball was not unconscious for that long.

Because Lin discovered that it finally started to move on the thirty-first day and night.

To be precise, it was reorganized again.

The whole process was similar to what Lin saw last time, with countless debris surging in the water.

Lin examined it carefully this time and found that many debris did appear out of thin air.

They may be stored in a space rather than in water as they decompose.

In short, they quickly reconstructed the seabed, buildings, and everything else...

But this time is very different from last time.

Last time it was an ocean very similar to Urche, with a rich and colorful... 'coral jungle'-like underwater environment.

And this time it looks like... a ruin.

These tiny particles did not assemble into any coral-like objects on the seafloor.

Instead, they assembled a lot of things that looked like aircraft wreckage and building wreckage.

They even assembled a lot of things that looked like corpses and skeletons.

However, buildings such as the 'shipyard' and the 'museum' remain unchanged, standing among the piled up ruins.

When the museum was reconstructed, Lin could see countless debris particles wrapped around each exhibit, reassembling into... an environment that was exactly the same as the original one, which was quite interesting.

Next, Lin also saw many...creatures.

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