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

"Of course, don't be afraid, these are just theories." Feeling the silence of the insects around him, Kuka suddenly realized that not all insects hate male insects as much as he does.

I quickly explained, "I just feel that female insects cannot hand over irreplaceable things to male insects. It's too uncontrollable."

Who knows if the male insects will suddenly become extinct, after all, there are so few of them.

Qi Shan felt vaguely that this sentence sounded familiar, as if Youpu had said the same thing before. Safety cannot be left to female insects, as female insects are all savage insects.

How to say it, each group has its own guard bug, always on guard against the other side, and imagining what to do if the other side disappears.

It's not a bad thing to be vigilant, and Qi Shan was not too nervous. After all, the gap between female and male insects is extremely deep.

One is that the male insects have been kept in captivity for too long, and the other is that the levels do not match. He is the only A-level male insect, and the high-level female insects cannot be groomed. As he is a minor, he has been protected by the Rose Pavilion so far, and he is not allowed to be groomed in advance.

Otherwise, he would probably be drained by the A-level female insect.

Qi Shan understood that the Rose House's persistence was for his own good, so he kept training his mental power and tried to do mental power experiments, but he just didn't take on the work of mental combing.

Seeing that Qi Shan was slow to speak, Kuka felt a little regretful. He was having such a great time chatting that he blurted out those words.

"Well, of course, at present, male Zergs are still an indispensable part of the Zerg," Kuka tried hard to make amends. Maybe he was chatting too much and he didn't want the mysterious Zerg in front of him to hate him because of this matter of male Zergs.

"Ah, I was just thinking that you need to sort out your mind once a year, whether it's due to the explosion of pent-up emotions, mental disorder or mutation, or other problems." Qi Shan said.

He has studied the problem of long-term and recurring mental disorders. One is the living environment. For example, female soldiers, because they have been on the battlefield for a long time, exposed to too much brutality and fighting, and unable to calm themselves, are prone to repeated bouts of rage and mental disorders.

The second is mental variation, which is equivalent to a mental problem. Even if the environment is fine, the brain will be out of control and will think about all kinds of negative issues, leading to mental disorder.

As for the others, Qishan has not found many cases so far. One of them is more obvious. It was about Will, who was accidentally empathized with by a female soldier and suffered a mental breakdown when he was in elementary school.

The female soldier who empathized with him was the one who killed her best comrade with her own hands. He could not forgive himself, and the repeated memories dragged him into mental disorder.

Will's mental breakdown was caused by the fact that he would dream about that scene over and over again. He therefore began to empathize with the other person's pain and even began to hate himself.

So what kind of situation is this insect in front of us?

Kuka thought for a moment and said, "The third one, have you ever heard of the Zerg planet?"

"The Zerg's home planet?" Qi Shan opened his lips slightly. He didn't expect to hear this word. "The origin of the Zerg? The legendary dead home planet?"

Kuka nodded. "Due to uncontrolled destruction, the mother planet has long been abandoned, along with the nearby planets, which are called the Desolate Area. That area is a Zerg forbidden area. It's not because there are important things hidden there, but because it's too dangerous."

He held his breath slightly, "I have seen it. It is a dead star region, silent and desolate. From the moment I set foot on the home planet, I understood why the Zerg never return to their home planet."

Yes, why not go back? This has always been Qi Shan's doubt. The Zerg has the planet recovery fluid. Even if the mother planet dies, it can be restored. No matter how expensive the recovery fluid is, it is the mother planet.

And from the records, it seems that the Zerg have an extraordinary attachment to their home planet. This is even reflected in the rare film and television works and music that always express their longing for their home planet.

The origin of the Zerg.

"The moment I stepped on it, I felt an unprecedented pain," Kuka's pupils shrank. "Despair and silence intertwined, and I lost consciousness in an instant. When I woke up again, I didn't know how long it had been. I could only survive with the nutrient solution I carried with me, trying to explore the land, and then lose consciousness again, over and over again."

"When I woke up for the 780th time, I knew I couldn't go on, so I tried my best to fly out of the desolate area and get in touch with the stationed troops."

"When I returned to the army, seven years had passed, but I didn't feel the passage of time at all. It just felt like a dream."

Coma? The Zerg left the Zerg Planet, not because they would not return, but because they could not return.

When Qi Shan asked this question, Kuka looked at him blankly and said after a while, "Yes."

It’s not that I don’t want to go back, it’s that I can’t go back.

The system confirmed his guess (Ashan, the government has a thousand-year-long sealing plan called "Return". It's no secret, but there are very few bugs that carry out this mission, and the bug in front of you may be the only one that comes back alive.)

He hesitated for a moment and did not tell Qi Shan about the insects that had recently carried out the mission.

Return means returning to the mother planet, which will last for a thousand years. The difficulty of this plan is higher than the Zerg sweeping across the universe.

Being confused and lost on the mother planet is more terrifying than encountering a terrible attack.

Even if the mother planet breeds creatures comparable to the Zerg, the female Zerg dares to give it a try, but the female Zerg's spirit is very fragile, and the danger from the mother planet is more spiritual than physical.

"Perhaps it is the revenge of the mother planet," Kuka said self-deprecatingly, "The creatures I gave birth to are also the creatures that caused my own ruin. This is the curse of the mother planet."

His eyes were unfocused, lost in his own thoughts.

That makes sense. If the mother planet had thoughts, it would hate the Zerg that hurt it and then ran away.

Qi Shan felt that Kuka's spirit seemed to be trapped in a swamp. He wanted to struggle but couldn't escape. The other party didn't seem to be in a good condition.

"Are you ok?"

Kuka seemed to wake up from a dream, "Sorry, I came out this time to seek the male insect's spiritual care, but something unexpected happened."

"Seeking spiritual refreshment?" Qi Shan was stunned. Looking for the spiritual refreshment of a male insect on Jinshi Star? Was he here to find me?

The system exclaimed (Impossible, the news that you purchased the Gold Stone Star is only recorded in the registration office, and it cannot be found on the Star Network now. Could it be that the bug in the Rose Pavilion told him?)

Qi Shan said decisively (Impossible, the Rose Pavilion will not let me sort out my mind now.)

The Rose Pavilion paid more attention to his mental growth than he did. After all, his mental strength was still growing. If he sorted it out before it became stable, it might be overdrawn prematurely.

They dare not take any risks.

Kuka smiled bitterly: "I was deceived. If you meet male insects in the future, don't trust them too much."

He felt the stabbing pain in his head and stood up slowly: "Okay, the chat is over, I should go back too."

He deliberately slowed down his movements, as if trying to appear calm, but there was something awkward about it, and he seemed eager to leave quickly.