Zerg: Seduction! A brutal and insane female Zerg dotes on me.

The sky was exceptionally blue after the blizzard. Normally, the busy early spring follows the Winter Festival, and at this time of year, the insect people of Longkoda would begin preparing the new seedlings to be planted in March.

Although trade was conducted between the two regions, not all insects could afford imported food. Most insect people in remote areas still relied on the local red sorghum from the far north as their staple food, which was not very delicious but was enough to fill their stomachs.

Now, they are in no mood for anything else, still immersed in grief, lingering at the aid station and refusing to leave, insisting on cleaning up the wreckage in the central square with the soldiers.

During this period, Elke and Tokar have been extremely busy.

With so many insectoids staying in the palace, considering the previous situation, there is a very high risk to their safety.

Tokar had to increase patrols and guards, but the number of soldiers was limited. In the end, for the safety of the people, he had to temporarily prohibit them from moving around freely, and any special circumstances required special reporting.

"Elke! Elke! I don't care what you're doing, you have to stop right now and help me think of a solution! These 200,000 ordinary people are more difficult to manage than 300,000 soldiers!"

Military orders are absolute, and well-trained soldiers will not disobey a single word from their commanders.

But these insect people wouldn't listen so easily; just trying to mediate and resolve the conflicts every day was exhausting for him.

Elke was writing furiously when he waved to Tokar, telling him to wait a moment.

Tokar was about to speak when Nolan, who came in from behind, stopped him.

The female insect's face immediately darkened: "What?"

"Duke Elke must have already come up with a solution. You should wait for now."

"I can wait if I want, and I won't wait if I don't want to. It's none of your business."

Tokar withdrew his hand in annoyance, and although he spoke harshly, he really didn't continue to bother him.

She glanced at him out of the corner of her eye and met the male insect's gaze. She then gave him a bright smile.

Tokar's face darkened again, feeling that this male insect was just like those female insects that solicit customers in the red zone, full of flirtatious charm.

Terrible!

If it weren't for the fact that he currently controls the food supply for 200,000 insects, Tokar would absolutely never appear in the same air as him!

Five minutes later, Elke took off his glasses, pinched his brow, and handed the report to Tokar: "I have informed Yalta that we will be using the new insect population collection system starting today. It requires input of pupil and facial scans. Fortunately, most of the insect people are already gathered here. I'll have to trouble you with this."

In the past, male insects dominated and did not care about female offspring, and many female insects remained unregistered throughout their lives.

Barlow was clearly well aware of the huge loopholes in Longkoda's existing system. All the captured rebels were female insects without any records. Now that the old system had been overthrown, he might as well organize all the Chenke and rectify them all at once.

Tokar took the document and flipped through it casually. It was full of dense text, and he already felt dizzy before even reading the contents.

With a forced smile, he said, "Your Excellency Duke, are you sure you're not joking with me?"

With over 200,000 insects, a new census would take forever to complete with just his one team of imperial guards.

Elke stood up, walked around the long table, and patted him on the shoulder quite solemnly: "Yalta specifically instructed that this matter must be done by you."

Tokar: ?

That guy locked himself in his room a few days ago, I don't know what he was incubating, but yesterday he finally came out and all he did was cause trouble.

Why didn't those broken light bombs just blow him up?

"I should have been swallowed up by the Milky Way back then."

Tokar let his hands fall limply, feeling utterly lost in the darkness of his insect-infested world.

"Not necessarily. There are always more solutions than problems. We don't have many trustworthy people right now. If we don't do it today, we'll do it tomorrow. In any case, you'll have to do it sooner or later."

Tokar chuckled twice. This worm was clearly no good either; listen to what kind of talk it was.

"You'll have to do it sooner or later," is the entire Family Planning Department just for show?

Seeing the female insect's distressed expression, Nolan patted his chest and said, "It's alright, I'll help you."

Alya said that problems that can be solved with money are not problems. When the time comes, we can give some good goods as a registration gift package to the insect people, which will definitely make things twice as effective.

Elke glanced at Nolan beside the female insect and understood.

No wonder the head of the Tuslian Chamber of Commerce, whom we had never met before, came to visit us in person. So that's why.

Tokar was not appreciative; he did not trust the male insect.

Yalta may be annoyed, but he cannot allow the slightest mistake in the tasks he is assigned.

“No need,” he firmly refused.

Nolan didn't say much. Actions speak louder than words; he just needed to step in when needed. —From Alya's Love Handbook.

Tokar turned to Elke and asked, "When is the earliest you need it?"

"Ten days, I will personally review it."

"clear."

Tokar nodded and left.

Two hours until lunchtime, so let's take advantage of this break to quickly register a batch of people.

Nolan followed closely behind the female insect. Because of his youth, he still looked a bit immature, like a little tail. Elke found it inexplicably funny, but he also saw hope in him.

The males in Longkoda are not incapable of love; they just haven't met the right person yet.

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Harwick has been extremely busy lately. Not only does he have to help with the cleanup, but he also has to go back to help his family's insects prepare lunch at noon. He just received a notification from Tokar that lunch would be served an hour earlier today, so he quickly packed up the food and rushed over.

The central square was crowded with insects and aerial mechs. After the blizzard, the entire central square was completely buried.

The engineering mechs could only clear the surface area because the medicine couldn't be used due to the corpses underground. The remaining snow needed to be cleared manually. Since there weren't enough soldiers, Tokar 'captured' all the palace servants to work as laborers, and they worked in shifts with the remaining insect people.

Harwick put his things away and hurriedly went to find Yan Kai.

"Stop digging, come here quickly!"

I spotted the male insect digging in the soil in the southwest corner from afar, and went over to pull him into the burrow.

"what?"

Yan Kai had been staying in the servants' quarters ever since Yalta broke his wing that day, and the female insects had not come to see him during that time.

The two seemed to have returned to when they first met, one a high-ranking tribal chief, the other a lowly and powerless slave.

He accepts the current situation well; it's how they should be.

Those unexpected twists and turns, those heart-pounding emotions, will eventually be buried by the snow of the far north sea.

Harwick glanced at his frostbitten hands, took out a box of ointment and handed it to him, muttering, "You could have just helped out casually, why are you risking your life? If the soil in this pit collapses, you won't even have a place to run. There are so many female insects here, what are you, a male insect, risking your life for?"

Yan Kai brushed the dirt off you, not taking it to heart: "Aren't Joan and Nolan helping out here?"

"That's not the same thing. They're representing their family to pledge their loyalty, what do you have?"

"Wouldn't a sincere heart suffice?"

"You're just being sarcastic."

Harwick really wanted to ask him what was going on between him and the leader, but since the male insect didn't bring it up, he didn't dare to ask.

Yan Kai flexed his frozen fingers and took the ointment: "Thank you."

"No need to thank me, Joan asked me to bring this to you."

Why didn't he come today?

It would have been better if this hadn't been mentioned, because as soon as it was brought up, Harwick got all excited, waving frantically at him, his voice barely concealing his excitement: "I just got the news too, the High Priestess is pregnant!"