I Am The Swarm

The Swarm was unaware of the Cat’s Ear Spaceship’s plans. If Luo Wen and the intelligent entities knew that Great Dawn Planet’s response to the Cat’s Ear Spaceship involved temporarily collecting its satellites, their actions would have been much bolder.

The Cat’s Ear Spaceship’s onboard computer was not wrong in its analysis; a simple meteorite impact could not have caused this meteor shower. However, with missing data and no knowledge that someone was targeting them, it was impossible to detect the anomaly. All of this was within the Swarm’s expectations.

Each of these meteorites had hollowed-out interiors that contained Swarm bio-ships. Although they were only small Flying Ant-class ships due to time constraints, they were fully functional aside from the inability to carry electromagnetic cannon components.

When Great Ursa Planet’s gravitational tides became chaotic, these ships activated their plasma thrusters from within the meteorites. Despite their small size of 5-10 meters, the thrust they generated made a difference.

Sometimes, a slight additional force can change everything. As a result, more than 300 meteorites deviated from their original trajectories and headed toward Great Dawn Planet.

In total, the Swarm had prepared over a thousand meteorites, of which only around 300 succeeded in changing course.

Inside these meteorites, apart from the bio-ships, were two of Luo Wen’s avatars and dozens of Brood Queen eggs. If they managed to land on the Great Dawn Planet, it wouldn’t take long for the Swarm to develop a staggering force.

At that point, Luo Wen’s role-playing game would officially begin.

Meanwhile, on Great Ursa Planet, efforts to produce more bio-ship eggs continued at full capacity. Even if Luo Wen’s plan failed, backup contingencies were in place.