Zerg: I ​​am the real white moonlight in the Zerg

Fire Cloud Galaxy, base.

There are lots of bugs and lots of money, but no one is stupid.

This base, hidden in a corner of the edge of the Huoyun Galaxy, hosted a four-party meeting for the first time.

The Lorraine Group, Yugaoka, the Military Association, and the former subordinates of Admiral Helios, who has the least number of insects.

All in all, the atmosphere was awkward.

Holtz had a serious face, Pro's expression could not be seen clearly because of the mask, and Andrews scratched his nose, thinking that it would be better for him not to speak first.

Osebai regained the smile he had sixty-three years ago, and kept staring at Jeff who was standing behind Holtz with a smiling look.

Okay, kid, you knew about it but didn’t report it, right? You came to work for Lorraine Group, right? You kept it a secret very well.

Jeff: “…”

What does it have to do with him? I sent you a message asking you to come but you didn't come. You are still as annoying as before!

Holtz frowned, too lazy to play witty words with them. He stood up and said to Esgard, "Leave it to you. I'll go take care of Hermann's matter."

"Yes, Uncle Holtz, Asgard understands."

So the one who dealt with the three-party worms became Asgard.

"The Xiyan Army came here only to help the king out of his predicament, and there is no other matter. After a night of rest, we will set off to return to the Yasen Galaxy tomorrow and follow the king's arrangements."

Puro spoke first and expressed his attitude, but...

"If possible, we still want to see our king in person."

Asgard waited quietly for him to finish, then turned his gaze to Hetis behind him.

Seeing that Hetis nodded, he did not stop them. Since they were loyal to His Excellency, at least they would be loyal to His Excellency until the next Overlord appeared. Since His Excellency had decided to use them, they would naturally not refuse.

"There are too many bugs in the Xiyan Army. You can decide how many bugs to leave behind as appropriate. We will not reject allies, Commander Pro."

Proro and the other insects attending the meeting were visibly delighted. Proro nodded solemnly, "Don't worry, we will never cause any trouble for the king."

Only one of the insects wearing a platinum evening primrose mask had a slightly complicated look in its eyes.

As for the other two parties...

Asgard glanced at Andrews, then set his eyes on a dozen or so insects with different expressions.

There is still one thing that is the same.

They were all staring at Jeff fiercely.

Jeff: “…”

Jeff stepped back innocently and said, "Let me make it clear first! You didn't come on your own! I sent the message! I just didn't mention anything about the young master... Well, he did feel a little guilty.

"cough."

Fortunately, Osebai's previous negotiation skills were still there. Noticing Esgard's eyes, he coughed twice and explained his purpose again.

"We originally wanted to help you clean up the bugs in the Ninth Legion, but your arrangements were too perfect. I can only handle some follow-up matters for you."

He smiled and praised: "For example, helping you deal with the secret reports sent back to the headquarters by the Ninth Legion, as well as the public opinion on the Star Network."

"After that, I spent a lot of effort to finally find where you are."

Oseibai smiled maliciously: "Thanks to the email from our old friend Jeff, otherwise we would have to wander around for several months before we found this fringe galaxy."

Jeff: “…”

If you want to talk, just talk. Why are you talking about me? You will be deducted from your salary, don't you know?

Asgard raised his hand to adjust his half-frame glasses, and looked at Osebai with his red eyes hidden behind the lenses.

"Not for months, sir."

"Once your intelligent AI wakes up, you will never find this place even if you spend a few more years."

Asgard had already been very considerate by suddenly appearing in the heavily guarded base with such a large group of insects. If these insects had not promptly revealed the name of Admiral Helios, he would have killed them on the spot.

Osebai also knew that he had gone too far, so he put away his smile, stood up and apologized to Asgard seriously.

The dozen or so insects behind him also lowered their heads in an orderly manner.

"I'm sorry, Mr. Asgard. I was inconsiderate and offended everyone. I would like to express my sincerest apologies to everyone."

Asgard blinked and laughed twice, his attitude visibly softened. "Please take a seat. I understand your feelings, but this base is too important, and there are some extra bugs recently, so we have to be on high alert."

This explains why there were dozens of laser guns pointed at them as soon as Oserbai showed up with the bugs.

After all, they are subordinates of Admiral Helios. Even if the way they appear is not normal, they cannot make things too difficult for them.

Otherwise it will only make things difficult for you.

As for why this group of insects came here in such a hurry... Asgard guessed that they were probably afraid.

Fearing that Admiral Helios' return was just a brief farewell that would not be possible in the future, after Admiral Helios left alone again, Oserbai led this group of insects to eagerly track down the insects that were closely related to Admiral Helios.

Closely related insects...

Asgard drummed his fingers on the table, remembering what his brothers had told them before, and his eyes narrowed, finally focusing on Andrews.

Andrews raised his eyebrows, muttering to himself that the insects under his nephew were more powerful than each other, and looked back without hesitation.

What a joke! He has been a marshal for so many years, and yet he can be scared by a little brat?

Will he still have any shame if this gets out?

"Marshal Andrews, Hetis said that you claim to be the young lord's uncle? May I ask who your brother is...?"

Asgard felt that his eyes would hurt if he continued to look at each other, so he asked directly. As soon as this question came out, the group of insects in Osebai instantly turned their vicious gazes from staring at Jeff to Andrews.

Even Jeff himself.

What is this? Does the general really have a master?

Andrews glared back at them one by one, what are you looking at! His brother is also very good, okay!

When they were dating, I was the one who was asked to do so first and then told about it later!

"Well, maybe you should have heard of his name."

Andrews' tone was full of pride: "Saiyes Morningstar, seventy-seven years ago he was the brightest star in the Depra Galaxy."

"But later, about sixty years ago, the name of Sais Morningstar completely disappeared from the Star Network."

Osebai said after him that he had discussed this male insect lord with the admiral before. Although the public opinion on the star network at that time said that this lord was extremely arrogant and didn't care about insects, it was well known that across the long star network, the personality and design of an insect could be fabricated at will.

But even so, no one can deny the talent of Sais Morningstar.

'炃', the empire's first star-destroying weapon, was both his first and last work for the empire.

Since then, the name of Sais Morningstar has disappeared.

It is brief enough to make the insect forget it in an instant, but it is stunning enough to make the insect remember it for a lifetime.

Since then, all the legion's star-destroying weapons have been manufactured using his patent, and there are even rumors that "炃" is just his semi-finished product.

The real work was stolen.

Osebai still remembers that the admiral's expression was very complicated at that time. There was a sadness that Osebai could not understand, as well as the determination that Osebai always saw in the admiral.

Maybe he understood now.

"So..." Asgard's tone was a little dull: "Is your father still alive?"

"..."

Andrews also lowered his face and shook his head: "I don't know. Only Helios knows where Sais is now, and whether he is dead or alive."

"...I understand." Asgard stood up and said to the group of insects in front of him: "First of all, welcome everyone to this base. This is the base that our Lorraine Group put all its efforts to build three years ago. As long as it does not involve top-secret things, you can visit as much as you want, but..."

"Don't touch the central laboratory, don't go out of the room at night, and don't go to the cafeteria to eat after dinner time."

"And don't bother the pests here."

"Finally, if you accidentally trigger something here, please report it to our guards immediately. It's best not to solve it by yourself."

"Why does it sound weird?"

Andrews frowned: “Do you have anything here at night?”

"Not really." Speaking of this, Esgard felt a little embarrassed. In order to avoid unnecessary trouble, he said frankly: "It's just that some elder bugs like to take their pets for a walk at night. It would be bad if they scared you."

Andrews still felt something was odd.

But it’s good enough that he can stay. Considering the time, with Helios’ speed, he should have caught up.

Helios stopped for a rare moment.

He looked at the scene in surprise and even disbelief.

It was a hideous-looking tree with silver-white and purple-blue flowers blooming on it.

This was far from surprising to the well-informed Helios.

But something contrary to common sense is right in front of us: a tree larger than the planet it was born on, with all its roots firmly clinging to only half of the planet left, as if it were condensing all the vitality of the planet. The shade of the tree covers the roots, and the crown of the tree becomes the sky, creating such a magnificent scene in a galaxy invaded by aliens.

If there were no flowers on the tree, at first glance, one would definitely think it was some kind of ancient giant beast lurking there.

"phantom?"

It was not until Helios actually set foot on this planet that he realized everything was real.

“What a beautiful painting.”

Helios moved aside to avoid the petals that were big enough to cover his entire body.

"Unfortunately, I still have to go find my bug cub, so I can't enjoy it here."

Helios turned around and created another crack. Just as he was about to walk into it, his body under the cloak instinctively lost control.

Countless tentacles extended from under the cloak, and they all rushed together, dragging Helios towards the giant tree like crazy.

Helios seemed to have a premonition of something.

His heart, if he still had a heart, should be beating violently, violently, and even fiercely at this moment.

There was a touch of silver under the giant tree.

Bai Meng shrouded his mental power above his head, half leaning against a tree trunk and closing his eyes to rest.

Hearing the noise, he looked up, and when he saw Helios hiding his tentacles in a panic, he smiled gently.

he said.

"It seems that you also want to go home. Can you please give me a ride?"

In an instant, Helios felt the long-lost sourness in his heart. At this moment, he finally confirmed that his heart still existed and had not rotted into dust.

His voice was hoarse and broken, but it carried unforgettable joy and lingering longing.

He nodded and uttered three words with difficulty from his throat.

"Okay, go home."

He has been waiting for this for sixty-three years.