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

"They should still be alive now. I told you to contact me if there is any abnormality." Youpu touched his chin. "I don't know why. It's the same experiment, but it doesn't work on the Zerg."

The last page recorded that on the third day of the experiment, the insect eggs that had already formed embryos suddenly collapsed.

"I tried five times, and each time it crashed just before it was about to form," Youpu frowned. "Until now, I haven't found the reason. Later, due to insufficient funds, I gave up the experiment. You don't want to cultivate an egg, do you? You might as well find a female insect."

Qi Shan shook his head: "I had this idea before, but gave up. But I'm curious, why is it not feasible only for Zerg? Is it a genetic problem?"

"Who knows? One of my guesses is that the Zerg's genes are too overbearing, and only the female Zerg's body can conceive. However, the fourth experiment, to simulate the environment of a female Zerg mother, still failed."

Youpu took two bottles of cold water from the refrigerator and threw them to Kuka and Qishan.

Qi Shan took it and put it aside, looking at the information in deep thought. He always felt that the inability to form a physical body was the same problem as the collapse of the insect eggs in Youpu's experiment.

"And the information about the home planet you asked me about before has all been sorted out." Youpu took out another stack of information and tapped the information with his fingers. "I don't know if it's my illusion, but I always feel that the mystery of the home planet must be solved, otherwise the Zerg may be in big trouble."

"Eh?" Qi Shan quickly picked up the stack of information.

Kuka walked over quickly and looked at the description in the information, which was not much different from the information he knew.

The data recorded the messages and physical sensations conveyed by the missing persons after entering the mother planet. In most cases, it was a brief recovery of consciousness. The insect that conveyed the most information said:

"I stepped on the land smoothly. I feel very uncomfortable. I suspect that there is something wrong with the air of the mother planet. It may have an impact on the spirit. It is bearable for now."

“I don’t know how long I’ve been gone, but I’m not where I started.”

"The land is very flat and strange, with no living creatures."

"My nutrient solution is empty, but I have no memory of drinking it."

"Something is wrong. I feel like I just slept, but my body tells me it's tired."

"It seems like there is a monster in my body, and it can control my consciousness!"

"I have to get out of here."

"I don't want to leave. I can't."

After that, the female insect lost contact, and a year later, the life detector he was carrying stopped working, declaring him dead.

"One year?" Qi Shan looked at the recorded materials. The exploration lasted for six years, but he carried nutrient solution with him. Even if he drank it sparingly, it would only last less than four years.

In the third year, the army gave him an order to retreat, but he seemed not to have received it and did not reply, but continued to convey the message half a year later.

The moment the army received his message, it sent the retreat order again, but it still fell on deaf ears and received no response.

The records speculate that the mother star may have some substance that blocks the incoming information.

But why can the information be transmitted?

Why is there such a long gap between messages?

Is there any delay in the information?

How did he survive for another two years after the nutrient solution ran out? Even if a female soldier was very resistant to starvation, she couldn't go without food for two years. What did he eat?

What was the monster in his body in the message he sent? A new life form cultivated on the mother planet? One with parasitic abilities?

What happened when Junfe's last message came out? Why did she say she didn't want to leave? Was he still the one who sent the message at that time?

What happened in the year he was still alive after the news broke?

The more Qi Shan thought about it, the more horrified he felt.

"Why are the messages only a few short sentences each time?" Qi Shan asked puzzledly.

Kuka explained: "Because I was awake for so short a time, I was only awake for about a minute at a time, and then I would feel exhausted and very tired. In order to send the message, I could only explain the situation as much as possible and send the message before I passed out."

Youpu: "Didn't you want to leave when you realized something was wrong?"

"No," Kuka closed his eyes and recalled, saying with a little pain, "This is the scariest thing. Even though I feel something is wrong and my body is uncomfortable, I feel extremely safe in my heart and don't want to leave at all."

"Even now when I recall it, I still feel a vague sense of security." Kuka's expression was very serious, and he was not exaggerating, "And I will miss that feeling."

Will this strange feeling continue even after leaving the mother planet?

What exactly happened on the mother planet? Is there really another kind of life?

Qi Shan asked, "Why did you leave suddenly?"

Kuka frowned. “It seems like there was a moment when that sense of security disappeared. I didn’t have time to think about it and rushed out with all my strength.”

This sentence made Youpu and Qishan fall into deep thought, and then they asked Kuka if there was any special behavior or thing before this feeling disappeared?

Kuka shook his head. He didn't do anything special. It's more like he himself didn't know what he was doing before he woke up.

The moment I woke up, all I could think about was running.

"Maybe it's a magnetic field problem?"

“It could also be a genetic problem.”

The Zerg were born on that planet. Who knows what kind of horrible creatures will be born from the planet that gave birth to such horrible creatures as the Zerg?

"To be honest, this description doesn't make me miss my home planet at all." Youpu lightly clicked on the adjective on the information.

The unusually flat earth, chaotic thoughts, unable to distinguish direction and time, unable to control my own behavior, too strange a sense of security, and I don’t want to leave.

If the female soldier had not sacrificed her life, Qi Shan would have really thought it was a horror story against the Zerg.

And it’s not like there’s nothing gained, Qi Shan stroked his chin.

If the Zerg ancestors stayed behind, they must return to their home planet.

New life that technology cannot replicate.

And strange encounters with terrifying insects on the home planet.

These things, put together, point in one direction: genes.

It is a lock engraved in the Zerg genes, and the key is on the mother planet.

But the difficulty of landing on the mother planet is obvious.

Even the powerful female soldier could not escape the danger of death. It was truly a danger of death.

Even so, we still have to go to the mother planet, at least close to the desolate area.

Qi Shan had a vague premonition that if he wanted to complete the construction of the flesh and blood, he had to go there, and go in person.

Well, the Zerg probably won’t agree.

But the system's future body and Omon's hope of survival are on the mother planet.

No matter how difficult it is, Qi Shan has to get the Zerg to agree to this trip. If it is really not possible, he can only go alone.

Even if it's dangerous.

It is basically impossible for the Zerg to stop him.

But let's have a good chat. After all, it's better to have a strong backup than to go to a strange area alone.