The captor … … after that incident, he left his original position.
They were afraid that the water ball would continue to affect them, so they left their original position and went to a farther place.
But their lives did not change because of that. They continued to capture many creatures with personalities and let them live in the warship.
As for the Void Bus cub that had been assassinated, the captors placed it in a special treatment room for it to be treated.
Soon, the cub would no longer release the signal that made creatures with personalities go crazy, and everything seemed to return to normal.
But the captors were very concerned about the water ball at this time.
They tried to study the water ball in various ways, and the thing they did the most was … to observe the battle of the water ball.
Occasionally, some creatures would get close to the water ball, and the captors would take the opportunity to observe the contact between these creatures and the water ball.
In fact, there was no special contact. As long as something got close to the water ball, the water ball would destroy it.
The water ball always used a very special method to destroy things that got close to it. They never attacked, but the creatures that got close to them seemed to … destroy themselves.
They always exploded, collapsed, turned into powder, and destroyed in various ways … as if, no matter what kind of structure it was, it was meaningless.
No creatures, or things made by creatures, could get close to the water ball.
At first, the captors just observed, observed how these creatures were destroyed, and then recorded their destruction process.
Occasionally, they would put the records in the library, so that the creatures living in the warship could know what was going on outside, but because there was no explanation. So the creatures usually did not know what was going on with these records.
Later, the captors were not satisfied with just observing, but wanted to participate in these battles.
Sometimes, they would try to join the army of creatures that were trying to get close to the water ball. The captors would try to communicate with them, and then tell them why they wanted to join.
Most of the creatures did not want the captors to join. But some creatures agreed to let the captors join them, so that the captors would have more chances to get close to the water ball.
And after the captors joined, they also officially experienced the 'power' of the water ball, and their army would be destroyed.
But some things would not be destroyed, and that was the Void Bus. Occasionally, there would be some Void Buses mixed in with the captors' army.
These buses were hundreds of meters in diameter, and were still considered young buses. The captors brought them along to participate in the operation to get close to the water ball.
When the surrounding army was destroyed, these Void Buses would always be able to escape in time. They were unharmed.
However, the captors did not find out why the Void Bus was unharmed.
Even if they used almost the same material as the Void Bus to build the aircraft, it would be useless. Only the Void Bus could escape.
On the other hand, the Void Buses didn't show any special reaction. They simply left after sensing danger, and they didn't seem to know what was going on.
The captors could only study these things on their own.
Just like that, time passed slowly, and the captors also participated in many battles in the water ball.
In the process of coming into contact with the water ball, they slowly understood how the water ball destroyed everything around it.
However. Because of this, they encountered some problems …
It was the creatures living in their warships that would occasionally mutate. When they went crazy, the captors realized that … the water ball had already locked onto them.
As a matter of fact, the water ball had already noticed the captors the first time they came into contact with the water ball, and had its eyes fixed on them.
Or so the captors thought.
Because of the continuous incidents in the warship, the captors thought that the water ball might be studying them as well.
However, the water ball did not destroy them immediately. It only occasionally caused some effects.
So, the captors decided to ignore this effect and continued to study the water ball … Their research continued until a certain time.
After a long period of research, the captors slowly understood how the water ball attacked, and at the same time, they also understood how the Void Bus escaped.
They combined many methods. They built new aircraft, new weapons, and other things. After they were done, the captors decided to launch an all-out attack on the water ball.
So, did their attack succeed?
…
In the end, Lin had already seen it.
The captors' army and the aircraft they built had all been destroyed. This huge warship, although not completely blown up, had also lost its' vitality '.
This time, even the Void Bus did not escape. The Void Bus outside looked like half of its body had been cut off, and the remaining half had exploded.
But because of this, Lin was able to discover the neural structure of the remaining half of the Void Bus and understand this series of events.
In fact, the entire historical process was seen from the perspective of the Void Bus, so many of the details were calculated and speculated by Lin.
However, there were also many things that the Void Bus could see. The Void Bus used a method to observe the interior of the warship, and this Void Bus often did this, so Lin was able to observe the development of the warship's interior through its memories.
The Void Bus did not directly communicate with the captors, but when the captors decided to attack the water ball, they all followed.
This was quite strange. What was the Void Bus thinking? Even after looking at their memory, Lin was not sure.
Because the memory only contained the various things that it saw, but not its views and thoughts about the various things. It was as if the Void Bus could not think at all.
But Lin felt that it might be because the memory was incomplete.
All in all, the captors studied the water ball for a long time, and they thought that after they understood the water ball, they decided to attack … This was definitely not wrong.
But their estimation was wrong. They thought that they understood the water ball, but in reality, they did not understand it at all. The entire fleet was destroyed in a very short period of time, and they could not do anything.
And their actions seemed to have angered the water ball. Lin felt that the water ball might … have strengthened its attack, which was why the Void Bus could not escape this time.
But the water ball did not kill all the Void Buses, just like the fledglings at the back of the warship.
The water ball only caused them to enter a state of madness, which was why they crashed into the warship.
But the moment they crashed into the warship, they would regain their senses and immediately escape through teleportation.
There were also some Void Buses that were killed, such as the one that was cut in half, and it did not know … how it was attacked.
But before it died, it saw many other Void Buses being killed, and helped many fledglings escape.
As for … the captors' situation, Lin was not too sure.
The captors seemed to have been completely destroyed, because they did not move at all. But if they were a group of creatures with a common mind, they should not have been destroyed so easily.
So … they might still be alive?
Lin felt that it was possible that the 'captors' that were alive were the various creatures' rooms.
In fact, everything here, including this huge warship, could be counted as a 'captor'.
And those rooms were as well, so Lin felt that if they had placed the rooms in a safe place beforehand, then those rooms could also be counted as … surviving 'captors'.
But those rooms did not seem to have any special reaction, nor did they do anything special.
Lin felt that … this was very likely.
The rooms themselves … were not very intelligent, and could only do a few things.
There was another thing that Lin was concerned about. Who brought the cube that Lin used to test the nerves of the Void Bus to the library?
And how did it know that this thing was important?
'Gulp …'
Just as Lin was thinking, a sound came from nearby.
Lin had the mechanical octopus put the jars of information that it found in the library into the 'storage room' on the side of its head, and then looked in the direction of the sound.
Through the gaps between the various floating objects in front of her, Lin could see … a group of things flying around.
They seemed to be a group of very small creatures, each of them about ten centimeters in diameter, but there were many of them. Most importantly, each of them had swelled up like a ball, like a mini bloat monster.
Were they residents here? Lin had not seen such creatures in the memories of the Void Bus …
Thinking, Lin moved. The octopus turned on its thrusters and slowly flew over in the air.
When it flew to the corridor of the library, Lin saw the group of creatures again. They were also in the corridor, but more than twenty meters away.
There were more than a hundred of them, and they were constantly circling around something. And that thing was an object that looked like an internal organ.
This object was bright red, and it was about one meter in size. It looked like the internal organ of a multicellular creature, and it was constantly wriggling. The group of creatures flew around it.
It seemed that they were attracted by this internal organ, but they only flew around it and did not approach.
'Bang!' Suddenly, there was a loud explosion. Half of the 'bloat monsters,' which was about fifty of them, suddenly exploded, turning into a pile of fragments and liquid that scattered in the surroundings.
Lin noticed that they were smashed to pieces by a large number of sharp and small objects. After half of their companions were smashed to pieces, the remaining ones immediately fled.
At this time, Lin saw … a creature fly out from the other side of the corridor. It … was one of the residents here. It was wearing thick armor, holding a weapon in its hand, and it was not mutated. (To be continued.)
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