EROS [Zerg]

"Will the Insect King's decision reduce the amount of potions allocated to female soldiers in other star systems?" Eros asked.

“No, not at all,” Eugene said.

"Every six months, the military will report the number of medicines needed on the planet within six months to the main star of the star system based on the statistics."

"After the primary star of this galaxy has completed the calculation of the required amount of medicine, it will report to the primary star of the first galaxy. The primary star of the first galaxy will produce the required amount of medicine based on the reported amount, and then distribute the medicine to all galaxies."

“Mental health drugs are a necessity for the military. If the Insect King reduces the drug supply from other star systems and favors the Sixth Star System, it will undoubtedly incur the hostility of Evanson.”

"His Majesty the Insect King dotes on Lieutenant General Evanson as if he were his own insect cub, and would never allow this situation to happen."

"Within the eight star systems of the Empire, the coefficient for seven star systems is 0.3, meaning a female soldier can only receive 0.3 doses of medicine every six months. However, the coefficient for the sixth star system is 0.55, meaning a female soldier can receive half a dose more than other female soldiers every year."

The female insect, Shalibai, who had been listening nearby, then asked, "Won't other star systems have objections to this?"

“I had some objections at first, but after seeing the distribution of the potions in the Sixth Star System, I had no objections.” Eugene looked at the boxes full of potions in the warehouse.

“In other star systems, this medicine is only provided to the military, but in the Sixth Star System, ordinary civilian female insects can directly apply to the military for a medicine under military control in extremely critical situations.”

"Civilians only need to bring a mental health diagnosis report from a designated hospital and a doctor's application signature, and the military must provide medicine to civilians from the extra 0.25 coefficient."

"Because the Sixth Star System Empire Female Insect Protection Regulations stipulate that all female insects entering the Sixth Star System can enjoy the preferential treatment for female insects under the regulations, but at the same time they must abide by the management of the regulations, many female insects whose mental power is close to rioting will come to the Sixth Star System to apply for drugs. As a result, the military can't accumulate many doses of drugs in a year, and it has also increased its workload a lot. However, this is indeed a policy that benefits the civilians."

“But hasn’t the StarNet been saying that this regulation is going to be abolished?” Shalibai recalled seeing many times on the StarNet that the Male Insect Protection Association had proposed to abolish the “Code of Conduct for Citizens of the Sixth Star System Insect Planet” and the “Female Insect Protection Regulation”.

“It’s not that easy.” Eugene looked at the four inexperienced interns in front of him and didn’t explain much. He believed that these little females would soon be able to experience the unique galactic culture of the Sixth Galaxy firsthand: “You’ll find out soon enough.”

Eros and the others nodded, loaded the supplies, and boarded the transport ship one by one.

Shalebai and the other two female insects, Mogen and Baibaru, sat in the back, while Eros and Eugene sat in the driver's seat.

The transport ship started up quickly, and Eugene piloted it to initiate a space jump.

Eros could clearly feel that the pitch-black universe before him seemed to have undergone changes imperceptible to the naked eye. The magnetic waves emitted by the transport ship into the universe were like a drop of water falling into a lake, creating ripples.

Eros knew this was a magnetic field; a bright white ring, like a solar eclipse, vaguely appeared before his eyes.

Eugene seized the opportunity and piloted the transport ship into the wormhole.

After a dizzying spin, the transport ship entered the sixth star system in the blink of an eye.

The massive magnetic field generated by the spatial jump will cause the insects to feel temporary discomfort.

Eros looked at the several space stations that had suddenly appeared before him.

The spiraling, silvery-white behemoth reminded him of the space stations he had seen when he first entered the first star system.

Although the number of space stations in the Sixth Star System is less than that in the First Star System, Eros, through the knowledge he gained at the academy, could immediately see that, unlike the First Star System, which primarily focused on deterrence and defense, the Sixth Star System's space stations were always in a state of readiness.

Layer upon layer of luminous rings are stacked one upon another, and the silver channels left by the optical transmission belts that shuttle through them tightly connect them. When viewed from the distant universe, they look like shimmering gems inlaid on a silver chain, surrounding and protecting the planet.

"This is the [Avdro's Necklace], the most powerful defense system in the Sixth Star System." Eugene sat on the transport ship, looking at the magnificent behemoth in the distance.

Afro is the third offspring of the legendary Insect God, and also the first female offspring of the Insect God. He is passionate about glory and war, and also loves sparkling gems and stars, so he possesses countless riches and jewels.

The Aphrodite-like creature has 12 eyes on its back, arranged in a ring like a necklace, watching out for any outsiders who might covet its jewels, ready to deliver a fatal blow at any moment.

Therefore, Aphrodite is known as the "God of War," the "God of Greed," and of course, he also has the comical title of "The Miser."

"The Sixth Star System, 'Aphrodite's Necklace,' also has a funny name, 'The Miser's Eyes.' It was originally given that name by that young, rebellious lieutenant general," Eugene said, looking at the distant, continuous cluster of silver-white buildings.

"Does the senior know Lieutenant General Evanson?"

Eros felt that Eugene must have been one of the bugs that Lieutenant General Evanson knew before his death. Judging from the nostalgic tone in his voice, Eros was certain that his guess was correct.

"How did you know I was talking about him?" Eugene asked, somewhat surprised.

“Because you’re not the only bug staring at my face and telling me its story.” Eros’s tone was tinged with helplessness.

Eugene stared into Eros's eyes and said, "It's him."

“I was his former superior and later his subordinate.”

Suddenly, Eugene's tone turned icy: "You should be glad you look like him, otherwise I would definitely beat you up right here."

"You hit Pared, didn't you?"

Eros: "..."

Eros initially wanted to argue, but after much consideration, he nodded in agreement.

“Parid is a good-for-nothing, but he’s also my brother. You hit him, so I should stand up for him,” Eugene said while steering the transport ship. “But for the sake of Instructor Brandt, I’ll let it go.”

Eros was unimpressed: "He stole."

"He was forced into it."

“I can pity the weak, but being weak is not a reason for him to steal.”

Eugene stared silently at the stubborn Eros. He couldn't understand why this female insect was so inflexible, unable to say a single kind word. Wasn't she worried about being targeted by him for personal revenge?

Before Eugene could open his mouth, he heard Eros say:

“You should help him become stronger, instead of continuing to protect his weakness and forcing him to make more mistakes because of it.”