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Once the surging energy fluctuations gradually subsided, the Spear of Adun swiftly teleported to the edge of the galaxy.

Although everyone was somewhat prepared beforehand, when they witnessed the Blazing God weapon silently hovering above the black hole, everyone on the bridge of the Spear of Adun couldn't help but gasp.

At this point, there was no longer any need to think about where Morbius's hybrid manufacturing plant was hiding.

The enormous black hole created by the Heaven-Burning Divine Weapon before them was like an incomparably greedy beast, relentlessly devouring the ever-approaching planetary fragments into its bottomless belly.

In the blink of an eye, a once complete galaxy vanished from the universe forever.

Only at this moment did everyone truly and profoundly understand the significance of the existence of the Heaven-Burning Divine Weapon.

"Look at this! Isn't this an incredibly efficient mining machine?" Kirsaj exclaimed excitedly, spreading her arms wide as she addressed the crowd on the bridge of the Spear of Adun. Her voice was filled with barely suppressed excitement and admiration.

Kairax, standing to the side, maintained his usual calm and rationality. After a moment's thought, he slowly spoke: "Admittedly, it must be acknowledged that this is indeed an incredibly powerful weapon. However, it's important to note that it is quite vulnerable when deployed and activated, making it extremely susceptible to fierce enemy attacks."

After listening to Carex's objective analysis, Kirsa was taken aback at first, and then couldn't help but burst into laughter.

She gently shook her head, smiling as she retorted: "The various weapon systems mounted on the Heaven-Burning Divine Weapon are by no means just flashy decorations. Besides, this behemoth possesses self-repair capabilities."

“When the enemy has no way to destroy it before it fires, then destruction awaits them.” Artanis quickly discovered another use for the Blazing Inferno, “and it itself is not affected by its own attacks.”

Renault gazed at the Heavenly Weapon radiating boundless power, and was secretly amazed.

Such a powerful weapon is capable of intimidating the Koprulu Sector, but fortunately it is now in the hands of Warspite, which makes Raynor feel very reassured.

After calming down a bit, Renault turned to Artanis beside him and asked, "Where are we going next?"

After a moment of silence, Artanis slowly said, "After this period of effort, I have successfully gathered the vast majority of the Protoss warriors. Now is the time for us to return to the Protoss homeworld."

Having said that, he gazed firmly into the distance, as if he could see through the layers of interstellar space to the planet that nurtured the Protoss civilization—Ayr.

Then, Artanis turned to the phase engineer behind him and gave the order: "Immediately notify our fleet to prepare. We will have our final showdown with Amon at Aiur!"

As soon as he finished speaking, a dazzling blue light instantly shone, enveloping the entire Spear of Adun.

The next moment, the massive warship shot off like an arrow, quickly leaving its current star system and heading towards the distant city of Aiur.

At the same time, the Protoss fleet stationed in a nearby star system also received orders, started their engines, and followed the Spear of Adun in a grand procession.

The Heavenly Divine Weapon charged its warp drive and then disappeared in a burst of light.

However, in this seemingly peaceful universe, an unknown crisis is quietly approaching.

In the midst of utter silence, a faint point of light appeared without warning in a dark corner in the distance.

Then, more points of light appeared one after another, like twinkling stars in the night sky, gradually converging into a massive fleet.

This mysterious fleet approached the star system it had just left without being detected by anyone.

"The data displayed on the star chart appears to be inaccurate. Please allow us to remeasure the distance..."

The fleet noticed the Protoss fleet's unmasked warp marks and silently adjusted its course to track them.

On Aiur, the ancient homeworld of the Protoss, a thrilling battle between the Zerg swarms is unfolding.

Those mysterious swarms, completely different from the Zerg, are meticulously constructing a formidable defensive line around a massive, crashed starship.

Even a being as powerful as Amon could not completely control all the Zerg forces on Aiur.

On this ancient and sacred land, numerous wild insects still live and breed freely.

These bizarre insects are truly astonishing; they are masterpieces that perfectly blend machinery and flesh.

Its body has a hard, metallic shell, and flows with bright red blood and soft tissue.

In the struggle for survival, they ruthlessly engage in fierce competition with neighboring wild insects, all for the sake of obtaining that precious resource.

Even more remarkably, an invisible torrent of data, like a spider web, tightly connects the fungal carpets they have laid and the honeycombs they have built.

Inside these hives, countless locust eggs are being produced continuously.

Once invaded by external enemies, these insect eggs can hatch into a ferocious army of locusts at an astonishing speed, bravely protecting the safety of the hive.

However, this rapid incubation method is not without its costs.

Because their growth cycle is drastically compressed, these locusts have extremely short lifespans and can often only play a role in emergencies, such as defending against sudden attacks or participating in close-quarters combat.

Even so, this characteristic perfectly matches the unique survival strategy of this colony—except for a few advanced individuals, the vast majority of members are destined not to survive for long.

It is precisely because of this seemingly fragile yet tenacious quality that this colony has been able to survive among a vast number of alien insect groups and gradually grow stronger.

The Dark God's Nest, which had always been indifferent to the wild insect swarms and held a high position, suddenly changed its attitude without warning one day and launched a fierce attack on the wild alien insects on the planet Aiur!

These ferocious swarms of dark gods devour the biomass of wild Zerg, and use this abundant nutrition to rapidly hatch even larger numbers of Zerg.

Those scattered and isolated wild insects appeared so vulnerable and powerless when faced with the swarm of insects controlled by the powerful Amon.

They were utterly powerless to resist the overwhelming tide of enemies and could only watch helplessly as their comrades were wiped out one by one.

This swarm of insects, which came on strong and expanded at an extremely fast pace, eventually came face to face with the equally powerful mechanical Zerg after its triumphant advance.

The two sides engaged in fierce combat, but surprisingly, despite the Zerg's exceptional bravery, they managed to recover very few resources from the battlefield. This dismal result clearly angered and displeased the Zerg under Amon's control.

It's important to understand that the Zeg Zerg are not incapable of utilizing mineral resources such as metals; however, converting these minerals into resources needed for their own development is a rather tedious and difficult process, far less simple and quick than directly obtaining biomass.

Meanwhile, the Zerg swarm controlled by Amon seemed to sense a potentially enormous threat approaching.

So they began to accelerate their actions and became increasingly radical.

While the wild alien insects had not yet completely given up their resistance and were still struggling, the mechanical alien insects seized the opportunity and relentlessly expanded their territory.

Just as the three sides were locked in battle, the Spear of Adun led the Protoss fleet to Aiur's high orbit.

After suffering a humiliating defeat, Archbishop Artanis of the Protoss led his people back to this place.