Are the insects who raise little trash in their home male insects?

Elf King: "It was Mir who first proposed submitting an application for affiliation to the Zerg three years ago."

Qio looked up in shock. Three years ago, Mir was only thirteen years old. How could the subsidiary plan have appeared so early? Why was it not brought up until now?

"I rejected this proposal at the time and reprimanded Mir," the Elf King said, "but as the conflict with the orcs grew, I re-examined this plan. Do you remember the Zerg military drill that was broadcast live throughout the universe?"

Qio nodded. He, his father, and the elders and generals were present at the scene. He could only see that the Zerg were very powerful and got along well with the little Zerg cubs.

He didn't feel much of a sense of crisis. Compared to the Zerg, the Orcs gave him a stronger sense of crisis. After all, they had no grudges against the Zerg and would never provoke the Zerg.

But my father and the other elves were very silent, and the atmosphere was very heavy.

"Half a year ago, Mir took the initiative to ask me to leave the Elf Planet, but the elders would not agree to a sub-adult elf leaving. We talked for a long time and finally decided to let you lead the new generation of elves to study in the wild and take the opportunity to catch the orcs who stowed away. At the same time, Mir would leave the Elf Planet."

The Elf King stated slowly, "I gave Mir a holy artifact and contacted my Zerg friends. I asked Mir to use the holy artifact to jump to the designated location after he left."

"But Mil's magic power is not enough. If something unexpected happens, we don't know where it will go. How can we take the risk and use it?" Qio said excitedly.

The Elf King nodded, "I told Mir about the dangers, and he insisted on using it."

"And you agreed?" Qio couldn't believe it. Mil insisted on using it, and the Elf King, as a father, ignored his safety?

"I respect his choice," the Elf King said, "This is the last guarantee I can give to Mir."

Qio remained silent, and the Elf King continued, "After Mir left, our relationship with the orcs remained the same. From the live broadcast of the Zerg army's drill, we found that the Zerg crisis was being resolved, and their precarious relationship with the male Zerg was being eased."

"It was not until that moment that I realized how good my youngest son was. When all the elves were content with the status quo, he had already noticed the crisis of the elves and thought of a solution. He had a much longer-term vision than me, his father as the king. If things continue like this, the elves will only destroy themselves."

"Do the elves think that by refusing to connect with the stars, they can protect themselves? No, we will only be invaded, deprived of our freedom, and lose our homeland."

"The elves have lagged behind for too long. It will take time for them to develop, but what we lack most is time. The races that are spying on the Elf Star will not give us a chance. They are ferocious beasts hidden in the fog forest. They will rush out at any time and bite us hard."

"So I decided to bring out the plan that Mir left behind to apply to become a Zerg affiliate. As I expected, everyone reacted strongly, and no one agreed."

Just like when he first learned of the plan.

Qio remembered that when the subsidiary plan was first proposed, all the elves were unanimously opposed to it and even blocked the gate of the palace, including him, the son of the king, waiting for the explanation of the Elf King.

But slowly, the voices of opposition became smaller and smaller, until finally only a few stubborn elders were left opposing it. These elders were in very high positions, and they could oppose even the king's proposal without mercy.

Internal strife broke out on the Orc Star, and the elves were asking for war more and more. My father agreed, but it was obviously a bad move and there was no doubt that they would lose.

Even though the orcs were divided into several parts and different camps, they still guarded their own territories and dealt with foreign enemies.

The elves would be lucky enough to be able to defend themselves from counterattacks, let alone attack.

If there had not been occasional conflicts within the orc camp and if they had not attacked each other, the elves might have been defeated long ago.

"The original plan was to submit it to the interstellar conference and stop the war. I discussed it with the Zerg privately, but something unexpected happened," the Elf King said. "The male Zerg that could serve as the supervisor did not accept the mission, so the Elves had to face the Orc army head-on."

The Elf King said calmly, "But I don't think this is a bad thing."

Qio looked up in shock. Many elves died in the conflict with the orcs. How could this not be a bad thing?

The Elf King said: "Although the elves know that they cannot defeat the orcs, they do not have a clear understanding of the gap between the two sides. This conflict has awakened the stubborn faction."

"It was a blessing in disguise. The elders softened their stance on the subsidiary plan. At the same time, a male insect accepted the interstellar meeting. Things took a turn for the better, and the elves regained their fighting spirit."

"But the first half of the meeting was not satisfactory. We did not get any compensation. If the elves withdraw now, there is no doubt that the orcs will retaliate against the elves after they are integrated. By then, the elves will be completely defenseless."

"But if we don't withdraw, we will just inflict heavy damage on the orcs and exterminate the elves."

"So I submitted the application for affiliation again. The elders who opposed it saw it as a lifeline. Fortunately, I had contact with the Zerg a month ago. This time, I added some conditions to the application, and it was quickly approved."

Although it costs a lot of resources, it is worth it in the long run.

The elves need time to develop, a period of time where they are not besieged by other races and can develop rapidly to make up for their long wasted years.

Qio finally figured it all out. He knew every event that happened, but he didn't expect there were so many twists and turns.

"The application is successful, doesn't Mir need to come back?" Since he has become a Zerg affiliate, Mir doesn't need to hide his identity and study in the Zerg.

The Elf King Qio looked at his eldest son, a trace of disappointment flashed in his eyes, "Don't put your hope on the alien races. The only thing that connects the races is interests. Moreover, we can't give the Zerg enough benefits. Be prepared to be abandoned at any time."

"The elves must find their own way."

This means that Mil, who was released at the beginning, is still following the original plan.

The application for subsidiary status is just to buy time for the elves to develop by taking advantage of the Zerg's protection. If the Zerg abandon them, they will be a piece of fat meat with no resistance and be shared by all races.

Qio knew what his father meant, but he just couldn't accept that his brother was away from home. No, he shouldn't have accepted that an elf was alone away from home.

The atmosphere fell silent again. He stopped talking about this topic and mentioned Qi Shan's idea of ​​opening a fruit shop.

"I think this is a good idea. The elves will always have to come into contact with other races. It is not advisable to isolate ourselves. We have used thousands of years to prove that if we don't move forward, we will only be looked down upon."

Not only are they looked down upon, the Elf Star is treated as a planet for raising elves in the wild, and one or two are captured from time to time as slaves or pets.

Qio racked his brains to persuade his father.

After listening to the story, the Elf King only asked one question: "The Zerg don't like fruit, and even hate it. Even if there is no problem with transportation, can they continue to develop?"