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

"Insect God," Qi Shan drank the juice handed to him by the elf. The sour and sweet taste quenched his thirst. "If you want to live on him, you should at least tell the Insect God about it."

If you live on another planet without informing the original planet, it will be regarded as an invasion.

"Ah?" The Elf King opened his mouth, not knowing what to say.

The Elf Prince, who was pouring juice, also looked at him stupidly. The fruit pot in his hand was overturned, and the orange-yellow juice spread out from the cup.

Youpu propped up his chin, watched Chio pour out the juice before he could react, and shouted, "Chio."

Qio suddenly woke up, quickly put away the fruit pot, and took out a towel from the storage space to wipe it: "I'm so sorry!"

Under normal circumstances, the Elf King might have looked at his eldest son with disapproval, but at this moment he himself did not react.

Discuss it with the Insect God?

It's a very niche language, or is it that he hasn't mastered the insect language well enough?

Does this word actually mean something else in Zerg?

Youpu admired their shock, just like when he first heard Qi Shan talk about it, the Insect God actually existed.

Not to mention that the other party has disappeared, the fact that he is real is enough to make some evil-minded bugs feel nervous.

When the destructive bombs were dropped on the Insect Planet, how much of it was public and how much was private?

After leaving the Insect Star, the loss of the original resource division allowed some insects to take advantage of the situation, although Youpu was not very clear about the initial power division on the Insect Star.

But it will certainly not be the same as it is now, or even a hundred years ago.

Do they dare to look directly at the existence of the Insect God? Even if they know that the Zerg can stop genetic degeneration as long as they return to the Insect Star, do they dare to go back?

Maybe future generations will be allowed to go back, but some old people with guilty consciences will definitely not dare to go back.

The insect god has dissipated, who knows if it can gather again? After all, it is a god.

Now there is a fierce debate over whether to return to the Insect Planet.

The foreign armies, led by the First Army and the Third Army, have been demanding to return to the Insect Star. The government has many issues to consider and does not agree to go back now. The internal army is in a dilemma and can go back or not.

According to Youpu, if you want to go back, then go back. If you don’t want to go back, then don’t go back.

But when the head of the Mukafa family, Kuka, heard this, he smiled and shook his head, saying it was not that simple.

Let those who want to go back go back, their genetic restrictions will be eased or even unlocked, and in the future they will definitely be superior to the insects that have not returned. Will they still listen to the government at that time?

Or establish yourself as the king? Split the two Zerg races?

Those who don't want to go back will not only not go back themselves, but will also do everything they can to stop those who want to go back.

The mentality is that if everyone is rotten together, then it won’t be rotten.

But Kuka also analyzed that it is impossible not to go back. Lifting genetic restrictions is the general trend, and the current resistance of the stubborn party is only temporary.

Rather than resistance, it is more like delaying the time of return and taking this opportunity to select the returning insects.

After all, it is impossible for all the insects to go back.

It is likely that schools and cities will be built on the Insect Star, with some people living there permanently and some looking for opportunities to go back and live there for a while.

Will there still be harm if we go back? How long will we have to stay on the Insect Star before the restrictions are lifted? Will we be restricted again after leaving? All these require a lot of data research.

Even if they were asked to go back immediately, they would not dare to do so, after all, so many insects died in the previous return plan.

In fact, it is very simple to break the impasse. Let Lord Qishan, who has been to the Insect Star and brought back news about the Insect God, make a call from a high place, and the insects who are willing to go back will immediately rush forward.

Those who don't want to go back dare not speak, or even change their tone of speech.

But it seems that Qi Shan has no such idea at the moment. What a pity. If Qi Shan has this intention, not only him, but most of the male insects will support it unconditionally.

With thoughts racing through his mind, Youpu glanced at Qi Shan’s smiling face.

Knowing clearly that this news would overwhelm the Elf King and make him unable to react, he chose not to give any warning and directly brought out the Insect God to scare them.

Well, Qishan is so cute, he is still a little bug~ He is very playful~

"Yes, but how do we do it?" The Elf King reacted. Since Qi Shan said so, there must be a way.

"What to do?" Qi Shan thought for a while, "I'll find time to go to the Insect Star. I wonder if I can contact the Insect God. He said last time that he disappeared and doesn't want to wake up again. If we can contact him, that would be great. If not, we can try other methods."

The Elf King opened his mouth and wanted to ask more specific questions, but since it involved matters concerning the gods, wouldn't it be a bit offensive to ask too many questions?

Qi Ao didn't think as much as he did, his eyes sparkling with excitement: "Sir Qi Shan, do gods really exist?"

"Call me Youyi here." Qi Shan finished his juice, handed over the cup, and gestured for it to be refilled. "Yes, they exist~ But gods are actually the incarnations of planets. Only a few have self-awareness, and they won't wake up easily. Even if they do, they won't be like what ordinary people imagine."

"What do you mean?" Qiao tilted his head, not understanding.

Qi Shan put down the cup: "That is to say, the Insect God protects the entire planet, not just a single Zerg. Even if the Zerg gets into trouble or even becomes extinct, he won't intervene. But if you harm the planet without limit, he will be angry."

"Rather than being gods, it's more like the planet itself. Their life span is almost infinite, and they won't care about the extinction of a certain race. As long as it doesn't harm their origin, even if it harms the planet, they are too lazy to care, or they may not react."

"When they realize this and get angry, the civilization of this planet may have to start all over again."

It's like when fleas appear on your body, but they are too small so you don't react. Once they bite you all over, you naturally have to clean them off.

These fleas are smart. When the environment is being cleaned, they will escape and live somewhere else.

For other races, the worst that could happen is they would just leave the planet and live on another one.

But for the elves, it was a terrifying thing. The Elf Star was furious and they would surely die.

Qio patted his chest with lingering fear: "Fortunately, it's okay. The elves have always been a race that loves nature and life."

The Elf King thought of something and frowned, "In the Elf Star's most glorious era of magic, powerful magic destroyed the earth and nature like a natural disaster. Even the mother tree suffered unprecedented damage. At that time, the Elf Star was almost destroyed."

"Huh?" x3.

Qio looked at his father blankly: "Is this true, father? There is no record of this in the history books."

The Elf King shook his head and said, "Because in the second year of the heyday, aliens invaded. The Elf Star originally had five countries, but in the end, nothing remained. The remaining elves gathered together, repelled the foreign enemies, and ushered in the interstellar era."

Qio nodded, not quite understanding what was said. He had heard of this before.

Qi Shan smacked the fruit in his mouth. This is how the Elf Star entered the interstellar age.

No wonder the technological gap is so serious.