Chapter 1826 The Crisis of the Three Bodies

Zergs appear in many science fiction works. The image of Zergs is often an evil race that devours everything. They are numerous and rely on various strange ways to roam in the universe. Once they land, they will quickly reproduce in large numbers and convert all resources into food for their own reproduction.

The Zerg problem is also a problem that all science fiction works can never solve. No matter how advanced the technology is or how developed the civilization is, encountering Zergs will only lead to despair.

Zergs always spread the most primitive malice in the universe in a simple and crude way, devouring everything in an irresistible manner.

Zergs are often set as hive thinking, that is, a Zerg King controls a group of small insects, and these small insects have different divisions of labor. Generally, Zerg Kings are female, mainly responsible for reproduction, and have a certain degree of wisdom. The small insects are responsible for collecting resources and protecting the queen's reproduction.

Such simple and clear things can bring the most terrible fear.

At this time, Duran was transforming the Trisolarians in the laboratory, giving them shells, installing wings, and then strengthening their teeth and claws.

The most terrifying thing about Zergs is their number, which makes people unable to kill and fight them. Absolute numerical advantage, the only means of war is the tactic of the sea of ​​worms.

"But it seems too boring just to have children." Duran thought that since the Zerg in this universe was created by him, he must make the Zerg a little stronger. For example, the enemy's DNA can be transformed during the process of swallowing, and a stronger Zerg can be evolved through DNA collection.

Looking around the universe, this universe is still biased towards technology, and there are no very powerful individual lives. There are smart wisdom and united civilization, as well as large machines built by countless individuals.

There are no Ultraman, Saiyans, Kryptonians, Thanos...

But absorbing DNA must have benefits. A Zerg that can evolve continuously is scary enough.

Just when Duran was going smoothly, there was a problem on the Trisolarian side. It turned out that Duran's believers were discovered. The Trisolarians have always been transparent in their thoughts. For the first time, they discovered that they could actually block this transparency through meditation. They also discovered for the first time that humans are really like viruses, and they actually affected the Trisolarians 4.22 light years away.

The one who was caught was an operator of Sophon, who was suspected because he transmitted a large amount of data. During the interrogation, he demonstrated the brain block technique, which shocked the entire Trisolaran society.

In the end, the Trisolarans had to conduct the most primitive interrogation of the operator, that is, torture, and only then did they see his thoughts again, and found that this intelligent operator was completely influenced in the process of monitoring Duran.

What's more terrible is that the operator also betrayed Trisolaran and passed a lot of important information to Duran. This is the first case of traitor in Trisolaran.

Brain block technique caused a lot of panic. No one knew whether there were still users of this technology around them. In the eyes of the Trisolarans, brain block technique is as shameful as being naked in the human world, and it is immoral.

Brain block technique meditation was soon listed as an illegal technology, and no Trisolaran was allowed to practice it.

At the same time, the Trisolarans also discovered Duran's experiment and watched him transform the Trisolaran clones. They have seen Duran's transformation of humans, and now his transformation of Trisolarans is more thorough, directly lowering the civilization level of Trisolarans and turning Trisolarans into insects.

What's even more terrifying is that Duran's research on the brain waves of the Trisolarans has given him the ability to control the Trisolarans' thoughts. Now the Trisolarans are just a group of puppets in front of Duran, and Duran can do whatever he wants.

Duran is too dangerous and must not be left alive.

So the Trisolarans mobilized human traitors to expose Duran's location, hoping to kill Duran with human hands.

Countless bounty hunters heard the news, and Duran's bounty is very tempting.

Of course, the Trisolarans are not idle either. They have strengthened their control over the sophons and do not allow any more Trisolarans to contact Duran with sophons.

Duran's believers are in trouble. Their existence has been exposed, and now everyone is looking for them. The contact with Duran was interrupted again, and they really don't know what to do.

The behavior of these believers has become more and more weird and unsociable. Slowly, they feel that they are right, and it is other compatriots who are crazy.

Duran's crazy theory does not create crazy people, but people who think they are sober. Even if the world thinks he is crazy, he himself will not think so, but will think that the outside world is all crazy.

The believers gradually used some unusual methods to prove their sobriety, eating some things that everyone thought were unpalatable, and liking some things that everyone thought were ugly.

Gloomy, depressed, autistic, and began to have violent tendencies, becoming unfriendly and even hostile to fellow compatriots around them who were different from themselves.

The more united the Duran believers were, the more unfriendly they were to the outside world. They seemed to be polluted by Duran's spirit and began to behave abnormally.

Finally, these strange behaviors were discovered by the Trisolarians, and the Duran believers were arrested for compulsory investigation.

However, strange things happened one after another. First, the Trisolarian who investigated the believers committed suicide, and then the prisoners who were imprisoned in the same prison with the believers went crazy and abused themselves crazily.

Anyway, as long as they came into contact with the believers, it seemed that there was a mysterious force affecting them and driving them crazy.

However, in the eyes of the believers, these people have only become sober, and they only understand the truth that "it is not themselves who are crazy, but the universe".

This world has gone crazy, and they must "wake up".

Unfortunately, in the eyes of others, this world is obviously normal, and it is the believers who are crazy, and the madman has also passed the madness to others.

However, who defines madness and sobriety? Why is following the crowd assumed to be sober?

"The great Duran told us that this universe is crazy. We used to be in madness without knowing it, but now we are sober." The believers said that everyone should wake up soon: "Come and accept Duran's guidance. He will let you see how crazy this world is. Only by recognizing this can we wake up."

The Trisolarian society had no choice but to think that this was a disease and named it "Duran Syndrome". The manager of the Sophon Control Room said a meaningful sentence: When we observe Duran, Duran is also observing us.

This sentence quickly spread, and for a time Duran became synonymous with fear. This was the first time they began to fear the earthlings, and being observed by Duran became the nightmare of every Trisolarian.

But the more afraid they are, the greater Duran's influence becomes. Many Trisolarans will think that perhaps Duran is right, that madness is the origin of the world, and they are just trapped in madness without knowing it. Only by realizing this can they become "normal".