"I didn't expect that I would return to Earth in this way."
Looking at the world of ice and snow in front of him, Fangzheng could not help sighing.
He was no longer on the Predator hunting planet, but had returned to Earth. Of course, this Earth was not the Earth Fangzheng was on before his rebirth, but the Earth of the Predator world.
By the way, for convenience's sake, Fangzheng also gave the Predator hunting planet a new name – Char.
After all, it would soon become the home planet of the Zerg in this world.
And Fangzheng did not come to this world's Earth to reminisce about the past. In fact, after the Nimf searched the information of the Predator base, they found that all the Xenomorph eggs here came from the same Xenomorph Queen, and that Xenomorph Queen was on Earth.
So Fangzheng immediately knew where the Xenomorph Queen was.
Earth, Antarctica.
To be more precise, the pyramid under the Antarctic.
To be more precise... "Alien vs. Predator" was about to start!
The plot of the movie was actually very simple. The Predators came to Earth to take the exam. They deliberately activated the pyramid to lure humans into taking the bait. Sure enough, someone took the bait. In order to excavate the ancient ruins, the CEO of Weiland Industries personally led a team of people deep into the Antarctic and entered the ruins.
Then … it became a tool for the Xenomorphs to parasitize.
Of course, like many Hollywood movies, the Predators lost in the end. They did not expect the humans to take away their weapons, so they could only fight the Xenomorphs with their bare hands, resulting in heavy casualties. Only one of the three Predators survived, and he was killed by the Xenomorph Queen in the end. Before he died, he very professionally flattened the pyramid with a wave of nuclear explosion, contributing his strength to the Hollywood movie industry.
In all fairness, Fangzheng felt that "Alien vs. Predator" was the best movie he had ever seen in the "XX vs. XX" series. Although some people were dissatisfied with the second movie, Fangzheng thought it was actually not bad. Not only did it carry on the plot of "Alien", but the whole setting looked very sci-fi, without any sense of shoddiness at all. Of course, the disadvantage of the second movie was that the picture was too dark, and the eyes would get tired after watching it for a long time ….
Well, that's not the point.
"Then, I'll go take a look at the situation. You stay in the spaceship. If you find the signal of those Predators, notify me immediately."
"Yes, Master."
Hearing Fangzheng's order, Nimf nodded. The little fellow could now be regarded as Fangzheng's all-rounded technician. If it were not for her, Fangzheng would not have been able to drive the Predator Spaceship all the way to Earth. Considering the situation inside the pyramid, Fangzheng did not intend to take Nangzheng with him. After all, the Predator Network itself was monitoring the pyramid, and Nangzheng had already hacked into the Predator Network. Therefore, it would be more advantageous for Fangzheng if she stayed in the spaceship and was responsible for the rear.
As for communication, after Nimf's chain was cut off, Fangzheng lost the ability to contact Nimf through the chain. But this was not a problem for Fangzheng. Among the divination spells, there was a spell called "Mind Link", which could be permanently attached to a willing creature. This way, both parties could communicate telepathically regardless of distance. This meant that even if Fangzheng went to the pyramid alone, Nimf could still contact Fangzheng on Earth anytime and anywhere even if she stayed in Char, let alone Fangzheng going to the pyramid alone.
This spell required mastering a level-5 divination spell, so Fangzheng also fixed "Mind Link" on Nimf. In fact, there was an advanced version of this spell. If Fangzheng mastered a level-6 divination spell, he could learn "Mind Link". By then, not to mention crossing distances, even if they were across planes, the two could still communicate anytime and anywhere.
From this, one could see that mages could do whatever they wanted.
In addition, another reason Fangzheng left Nimf in the spaceship was that at the end of the first movie, a huge Predator mothership would come to Earth to take away the winner. This gave Fangzheng a new idea. He wanted the Xenomorph Queen, and he did not intend to let go of this Predator mothership. Kerrigan had once used parasites to deal with a Starling battleship, so how could he be inferior to Kerrigan?
But before that … .he had to deal with the Xenomorph Queen first!
"Are you ready? Lulana? "
"Of course, Master."
Following Fangzheng's words, an Insect Queen walked out from behind Fangzheng. It looked similar to Milune, but there were a few more tentacles behind it. This was an Insect Queen specially used by Milune for genetic modification. Fangzheng named her Lulana. She played a similar role to Abathor in Fangzheng's swarm. But unlike Abathor, Lulana was better at optimizing and modifying the genes of the swarm.
If Abathor was a mad scientist who liked to integrate the advantages of the genes of various creatures and then recombine them, then Lulana was more like an elegant artist. On the other hand, Lulana was more like an elegant artist. She was more inclined to "perfectly" display the characteristics and charm of the material, rather than completely assimilate it.
To put it bluntly, it was the difference between comprehensive development of morality, intellect, and physique and specialization.
Of course, Milune was the leader of Fangzheng's swarm. Unfortunately, Milune was in charge of planet Char and had no time to travel to Earth, so she recommended her assistant, Lulana. For Fangzheng, it was just a matter of modifying the Xenomorph Queen. There was no need to be as meticulous as the Time Gene.
"It's almost time."
With the help of psionic energy, Fangzheng had "seen" that the human exploration team lured here by the Predators had entered the pyramid. This also meant that the plot of "Alien vs. Predator" was about to begin. Therefore, he raised his hand and snapped his fingers. Following that, the scene before Fangzheng's eyes flashed. The next moment, the world of ice and snow was replaced by a dark and gloomy hall. As for the snowstorm, it was nowhere to be seen.
This was the spell that Fangzheng learned after learning spells to the fifth level — Teleportation. Compared to the previous Pseudo-Time Halt teleportation, this Teleportation was a true teleportation that was not limited by space. As long as Fangzheng had some understanding of the destination of the teleportation, then Teleportation could teleport Fangzheng and the creature he was carrying to any place within 800 kilometers. And using psionic energy, Fangzheng could naturally see the situation here clearly.
As expected, Mages can do whatever they want, JGP.
"This is the place."
Looking at the empty hall in front of him and the statues of the Predators placed on both sides, Fangzheng raised his brows. At this moment, the huge Xenomorph Queen had been awakened and was beginning to lay eggs under the "electric shock" of the pyramid. One by one, the Xenomorph Queen emerged from the ovipositor and was then sent into the tunnel at the end of the hall by a conveyor belt.
It was four to five meters long and had a huge ovipositor in its back abdomen. From afar, it looked a bit like a queen ant in an ant's nest. At this moment, the Xenomorph Queen was in extreme pain and anger. But no matter how it struggled, it couldn't break free from the restraints of the Predators.
But to Fangzheng, this was a good thing.
"I'll leave it to you, Lorana."
"Yes, Master."
Upon hearing Fangzheng's order, Lorana slowly walked forward and arrived in front of the Xenomorph Queen. Then, she straightened her body and several tentacles spread out from behind her like the skeleton of wings. In the blink of an eye, those tentacles pierced deeply into the body of the Xenomorph Queen.
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