The world where the octopus people live is not a beautiful place.

Pollution arrived when the planet was still a wilderness and life had not yet appeared.

In those hot, molten lava, pollution blossomed, causing these never-ending flows to gradually cool down.

Thus the earth was born.

On the rocks, the pollution did not stop, but continued to expand, growing stronger in the rain.

Lightning gave matter the energy it needed to change, and pollution circulated within it. Matter called "organic matter" was born from the cold primordial ocean, and after some miraculous reactions, consciousness was born under the first push of pollution.

When awareness emerged, the spread of pollution became more rapid.

Evolution began to spread across the planet like a virus.

Life is affected by the environment and also affects the environment.

Cold stone and warm sea, a sky beneath the stars, where wonderful creatures brew.

At this time, some beings wandering among the stars noticed this place.

Just a glance caused a devastating disaster. More than 90% of creatures disappeared forever in the long river of history just because of a fleeting glimpse of those great beings.

The remaining ten percent all experienced alienation beyond imagination.

The ancestors of the octopus man appeared at this time.

Just as the common ancestor of most creatures on Earth has five fingers, the ancestors of the octopus people also inherited the characteristics of tentacles.

In the ocean, jellyfish with countless tentacles gather in groups, forming clouds in the sea.

Above the sky, those light creatures that swam by relying on their tentacles gradually occupied the sky, blocking out the sun.

On the ground, slippery, wriggling creatures used rocks to form shells and gradually took their first steps.

After billions of years of evolution, the three octopus people in different directions eventually became three completely different creatures.

The three have completely different civilization structures, technological development, and ideologies.

Perhaps because the planet is so vast, these creatures did not become aware of each other's existence until civilization gradually took shape.

After the initial tentative exchanges, the war began.

The protracted war lasted for millions of years. Countless cities were destroyed and countless compatriots died at the hands of various machines specialized in killing.

The octopus man in the sea finally won.

They developed biotechnology, gained advantages through extremely exaggerated body transformation technology and bioengineering technology, and created a wonderful biological machine.

These biological machines are so tiny that even cells seem like giants to them.

But this machine is extremely flexible and can replicate and proliferate itself continuously in a short period of time, eventually controlling all the cells of the organism and tampering with consciousness.

On Earth, such machines are called viruses.

In the world of octopus people, such machines easily solved their enemies. Eventually, the octopus people came to the land, occupied the sky, and even came to the universe and among the stars.

Due to the long war, the octopus people have become a civilization dominated by war. All of them are born for war. Under the transformation of biotechnology, every cell of the octopus people is armed as a weapon.

Not only can they flexibly control all advanced weapons and equipment, they also master psychic powers, can influence the real world with their consciousness, and enter the extraordinary realm. They have strong bodies and firm wills. Even after death, their bodies can quickly decompose and spread virulent viruses that are enough to corrode all organisms. Within hundreds of thousands of years after unification, the octopus people have traveled almost everywhere in their galaxy.

They have seen all kinds of civilizations, but for the octopus people, conquest is the only way.

These powerful life forms are a dimensionality-reduction attack on most civilizations. Even though the level of technological development of some civilizations is almost the same as that of the octopus people, those civilizations have not experienced millions of years of war. Therefore, before they have time to respond, these civilizations have already been conquered, destroyed, and crushed.

At their most powerful period, a single Octopus Man in their universe was capable of destroying a civilization that had mastered controlled nuclear fusion and low-level supernatural powers.

Many octopus people have come into contact with the deepest darkness of the universe, fallen into the abyss, and wandered outside of civilization.

Some octopus people were polluted by the indescribable great existence and turned into followers and puppets.

Eventually, the snooping of some octopus people attracted the attention of those supreme beings.

The entire civilization suffered a huge trauma in an instant. More than 99% of the octopus people turned into dust in a storm that spread over a million light years. The once brilliant civilization, technology, and the magnificent mother planet were all wiped out.

The remaining octopus people can only rely on some machines whose principles they don’t even understand to survive in the wild areas of the universe.

Fortunately, he met some unspeakable gods, and this octopus talent named Urukluk survived an attack by cosmic monsters, entered a foreign land, and continued to complete tasks before arriving at his current location.

Urukluk was swimming in the sea. The changes brought by the rain made him extremely comfortable. Although he had never seen his home planet and didn't know what the deep sea looked like, the cold rain now made him feel like he was back home.

Even though that hometown no longer exists, he has never been there.

At the edge of the storm, an army of the walking dead is marching tirelessly. The fierce wind and rain have not slowed them down at all. This army is enough to destroy any city-state in the wilderness. What's more, the most terrifying thing is that with the falling of these plague-filled raindrops, all humans will be transformed into the walking dead. This army will receive a steady stream of reinforcements and will become stronger and stronger.

One day, this planet will become a vast ocean, and new life may emerge in the ocean.

But this has nothing to do with Urukluk.

He had no idea of ​​making the Octopus Man great again. He just wanted to live his own life well and live in the present. Especially after witnessing the traces of many great existences and understanding the pressure of the Old Ones through his journey to foreign lands, Urukluk just wanted to live a relatively peaceful life.

For this mission, he simply chose the method that was least likely to cause problems.

As long as all enemies are eliminated, no one can prevent you from completing your mission.

For the octopus man, conquest is the only theme.

Urukluk floated out of the water and looked forward.

Suddenly, I discovered that in the flying sand, there was a figure rushing towards this side.