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A purple glow erupted from within Zerg Queen Kerrigan. In the distance, Dark Matter observed this phenomenon and quickened their pace to escape. The massive Thunder Beasts trampled over everything in their path, disregarding the surrounding Dark Matter as they rushed into the canyon.
In the sky, a few Dark Matter soared with all their might, leaving these creatures far behind. Yuan Jiaping left behind various analytical instruments, but they could not withstand such immense pressure and began to shatter and explode.
Based on the last transmitted information, several scholars quickly realized one terrifying truth: this was a type of deadly radiation—Gamma Rays. Throughout the billions of years of Blue Star's long history, there had only been a few instances of mass extinction events. One such event nearly wiped out all life on Blue Star, triggered by Gamma Rays emitted from an exploding neutron star located billions of light-years away, which lasted for just a second.
While ordinary nuclear radiation has a minimal lethality, Gamma Rays possess a destructive power that is a hundred thousand times greater. Even lead plates and thick concrete walls can block other forms of radiation, but they are utterly ineffective against Gamma Rays.
The powerful Gamma Ray Storm was capable of penetrating not just the entire Blue Star, but the entire solar system as well. For any living being, it was an extinction-level disaster. Even the half-dead Dark Matter could not withstand the might of the Gamma Ray Storm. This was the ultimate move of Zerg Queen Kerrigan—an indiscriminate annihilation of all life. It was also the reason why those Dark Matter entities were fleeing in terror.
Within Ye Feihong Castle, plants began to die on a massive scale. Only a few dozen War Trees managed to survive, clinging to life among the Battle Plants. Ye Feihong commanded them to launch an attack against Zerg Queen Kerrigan. However, before they could reach her, despair began to set in among the War Trees. Every effort seemed futile in the face of Zerg Queen Kerrigan's devastating attack.
This assault was not only aimed at destroying Ye Feihong Castle Farm but intended to wipe out all life within several thousand kilometers. Ye Feihong created a few Tree Men, not to attack Zerg Queen Kerrigan, but to quickly lift four Hero Units and shield the Life Tree and themselves from harm.
Zerg Queen Kerrigan's ultimate move could not be sustained indefinitely. Ye Feihong continuously gathered strength, preparing to deliver a fatal blow to Zerg Queen Kerrigan once her attack concluded. Meanwhile, the Gamma Rays relentlessly destroyed his cellular structure, only for him to rapidly recover and reorganize.
Ye Feihong had experienced such a thing once before. To go through this transformation with death again seemed like a suffering that, while inhuman, could be endured. Ye Feihong made a concerted effort to use a large amount of Ming Quan Shui, restoring his physical form while continuously condensing Energy Stones. This would grant Tang Dao an unparalleled destructive power.
All the people of the Dragon Country received an urgent notification to seek out any possible shelters. Places like basements, with thick walls and earth, could resist Gamma Rays. However, this notification was not particularly useful; it was merely a glimmer of hope that perhaps some could survive.
Other countries on Blue Star also issued similar warnings regarding the Zerg Queen Kerrigan and the Spiritual Energy Storm. It looked terrifying, but the actual attack range was not very wide. The intensity only covered a radius of several dozen kilometers.
Although the Spiritual Energy Storm resembled Gamma Rays in its lethal nature, it differed fundamentally in its manifestation. Gamma Rays traveled in a single direction at the speed of light, destroying everything in their path. In contrast, the Zerg Queen Kerrigan was like a massive sphere, with everything within several dozen kilometers around her being affected.
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