Zerg Survival Record

"I could have asked him to come and see you, but I didn't expect such a big mess to happen here."

Kelesel didn't take this little mess seriously, but he still asked, "You don't care?"

Sitting beside the bed was an extremely handsome young man with short black hair, smoky gray eyes, and extremely cold eyebrows, like the clear first snow and the tall green bamboo, proud and resolute.

If Lan Yin were here, she would be surprised at his appearance, which was 70% similar to Calvin.

But compared to Calvin's coldness, his indifference is easier to melt.

But his eyes were filled with gloom and he exuded a cold air.

"Care? Kelesel, if Korik is lying here, do you still have the mind to care?"

His voice was low and sharp, like a knife cutting through the silence in the room.

Kelesel was silent for a moment, then said, "You have a point, but you really want to disregard the entire Terebos family for a moment of willfulness."

"It's true that your son, the previous Queen of Insects, provides protection for our family, but I must remind you that he has long since passed away."

"What a good child! For His Majesty, for his sire, and for his insect offspring, he resolutely chose to break through his own level and reach a higher realm. But sadly, he failed."

After Kelesel finished speaking, he saw that the male insect's cheeks were covered with tears.

Even if he had no feelings for the previous Queen of Zerg, if he put himself in her shoes, if Cyril died because of the riot in her mental sea and no Zerg to comfort her, he would only be more desperate than Sofia Terebos.

Keleser looked at his former colleague with almost pity and counseled him, "Even if you don't consider the Terebus family, you should at least consider His Highness Archibald in the palace and your only female child. They're still so young. If His Majesty dislikes them because of you, I'm afraid their future won't be easy."

This is a lie.

Although the Insect Emperor has a weak relationship with the previous Insect Queen, he absolutely loves his own insect cubs. Otherwise, given Archibald's current situation, there should have been a new Insect Queen and a new Crown Prince in the palace.

However, nothing happened.

His Majesty had hinted to Caesar many times that if anything happened to him and Archibald, he should give the throne to him.

Kailesel was so frightened that he broke out in cold sweats. He really wanted to rush up and shake the Insect Emperor, so that he could wake up, marry the Insect Queen quickly, and have insect cubs quickly, so as not to implicate his innocent uncle.

If he had that idea, he would have snatched it from his own brother long ago. How could a little brat like Ularus Barahel sit on the throne and say such life-threatening words?

Of course, Kelesel would not tell Sofia about these things.

And Sofia didn't need to know.

He just needs to understand that a decision he makes now will affect his dearest and most beloved insects now and in the future.

Sofia seemed to have calmed down. She wiped away her tears, but her eyes were cold when she looked at Kelesel.

Kelesel didn't care, because he knew that Sofia, who had regained her composure, would not do anything to him. Even if he fell into madness, she would not do anything to him in front of the bug lying on the bed, even if the bug on the bed would not wake up for the time being.

"Make a decision as soon as possible, Your Excellency Sofia. You don't have much time left." He said, "I understand your feelings, but Korik is different from you."

Kelesel gave a bitter laugh. "He cares about the lives of other insects more than you do. If he knew I neglected my duties for him, I'm afraid he would never forgive me in this lifetime."

Sofia's gaze towards him softened a lot. Since they were both S-rank male insects, he and Korrik had a lot of contact. Even if their relationship was ordinary, he could be said to understand the god-rank spiritual comforter. Just as Kelesel said, he would sacrifice his insect's life for his own. He was a kind and gentle male insect.

He was about to say something when the door suddenly opened and a man dressed in prison guard clothes hurried in.

"Warden, something bad has happened!"

Sofia frowned: "Why are you so flustered?"

Obviously, he has not yet realized the seriousness of the problem.

The prison guard said anxiously, "Cline took the children and escaped during the prison riot."

Sofia's face instantly darkened when she heard this.

Kelesel asked curiously, "Is this your daughter? His Highness Archibald's uncle?"

It would have been better if he hadn't said it, because Sofia hadn't discovered yet that her impulsive and willful daughter was actually her grandson's only uncle.

His face turned even darker. If he and Lu Lun went to see Aiyatu, he would probably not feel at ease.

Could this awful thing give him some peace of mind?

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"Where did you get this warship from?"

"My family."

Lan Yin was in a complicated mood.

The black-haired female insect named Kleins was very calm.

"Then do you know that you were breaking the law before?"

Lan Yin looked helplessly at the female insects of all sizes in the battleship.

The oldest one was about the same age as Kleins, about eighteen or nineteen years old, while the youngest was only eleven or twelve years old, and was looking at the armored monster insect in a daze.

"Boss Cline doesn't need to be accountable to you for what he does."

The person who said this was a little yellow-haired boy, staring at Lan Yin with his eyes wide open.

Lan Yin didn't glare back, so a female soldier glared back for him: "Don't be rude to you, my Lord."

These female soldiers were naturally the Zerg men who had previously jumped off the airship, transformed into insect form, and fought against the warships.

Later, Lan Yin and Kleins arrived, and the two sides naturally could not continue fighting. Of course, the key point was that the female soldiers could not beat Kleins, but they were worried about Lan Yin's safety, so they followed him.

Lan Yin couldn't refuse this. If he was mistaken by the bugs as being in cahoots with Cline, he would vomit blood.

But now, they were all naked from the waist up, with an intimidating aura, staring at the little yellow-haired girl like that, scaring the little female insect.

The leader, Cline, snorted coldly, and the 2S female insects exerted pressure on the military females with their momentum.

The female soldiers resisted one after another, but the highest rank among them was S, so they were no match for Cline's. They all looked pale and sweated profusely.

"Okay, don't bully them just because you're ranked higher."

Lan Yin patted Cline's shoulder and said soothingly, "They are at least combat-capable. If we take them to Prison No. 1, they can still be of help. Otherwise, are you really going to let these kids deal with those criminals? Or are you planning to drive the battleship into Prison No. 1?"

Cline retracted his aura, pursed his lips, and said, "Having me alone is enough."

"I don't believe it!" Lan Yin's attitude was very irritating. "I heard from Grandpa Kelesel that there is no shortage of 2S-level female insects in the First Prison. There is even one 3S-level female insect."

"I know you're very powerful, but I don't advocate individual heroism. You alone can't defeat all the other bugs."

Lan Yin said seriously: "Even if you can win, the price you have to pay will be huge. You may have to spend the rest of your life in a hospital bed."

"You are still young and should have a better future."

Even if I have to go to the mineral planet to mine for the rest of my life.

Lan Yin didn't say this to anyone.

Kleins' eyelashes drooped slightly. This was the first time that a bug said he had a better future.

My father has been lying in bed all year round, and his mental state is in danger.

The male father only cared about the female father and never even glanced at him.

However, when he was born, his spiritual sea was chaotic and polluted. He needed to sleep for twenty interstellar hours a day, and he would fall into madness once he changed into insect form.

Such a life of insects is not worth lingering on at all.