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

In the far north, force reigns supreme. Most of the time, if an irreconcilable conflict arises between female insects, there's no need for further words; a fight is all that's needed to determine the victor.

The two insects in the interrogation room were clearly unable to convince each other, and soon they started fighting again, making a series of loud banging noises.

The guards standing at the door looked at each other in bewilderment. Only after a footprint was kicked into the specially made iron door of the interrogation room did they risk being splattered with blood and push it open a crack to peek inside.

Fortunately.

The condition is acceptable.

He gestured to his companion on the other side, then gripped the tranquilizer gun at his waist warily, ready at any moment.

Lieutenant General Tokar had given orders that if either the leader or Lord Alya were to become insectized, they should be taken down immediately!

The interrogation room must be kept safe, or they'll both be fired tomorrow!

The two inside the room were completely unaware of the sorrows of the two outside. They moved back and forth so fast that they were almost just afterimages.

Although Yalta had just recovered from serious injuries, the gap between him and the Zerg level was insurmountable.

No matter how experienced Alya is in actual combat, it is impossible for him to truly defeat an S-class female insect.

As the sharp fingertips pierced straight towards the center of Alya's forehead, the female insect not only did not dodge, but even fearlessly moved forward. Just as her head was about to explode, Yalta suddenly retracted his fingernails and dodged to the side. Who knew that Alya would take the opportunity to deliver a heavy punch to him without any mercy, using all his strength.

Yalta was violently thrown over, landing on his back with a loud thud.

The two female soldiers at the door twitched, and involuntarily raised their tranquilizer guns and adjusted their scopes.

We can't afford to offend either of these two female insects.

Arya gave Yalta no chance to catch his breath, stepping forward and pressing his knee against Yalta's chest, his arm lying across the female insect's throat, locking it tightly, his low voice tinged with anger: "Sign or not!"

Yalta glanced at him, unmoved: "Don't even think about it."

"Do you believe I'll go back and kill that male insect?"

Yalta narrowed his eyes, reached out and grabbed the female insect's wrist. With a flick of his wrist, the two insects switched positions instantly. He looked down at her and warned, "Do you really think I wouldn't dare to touch you?"

Arya stubbornly continued his silent competition, but unfortunately, the level advantage was completely ineffective, so he could only continue the verbal battle: "You are the king of the far north, so you can do whatever you want. But once you step out of this white snowfield, that male insect is still the supreme 'treasure' of the insect race. You can only dream of having him all to yourself!"

Yalta's eyes darkened instantly, and the thought of Yan Kai filled him with an overwhelming sense of annoyance.

"Where did you take him?!"

"If you want to know, then agree to this proposal."

Yalta's eyes flashed coldly: "Alya, the far north sea is not as simple as you think."

Alya had made thorough preparations long ago; otherwise, it wouldn't have dared to take such a huge risk to confront them head-on.

"It's not as difficult as you think. I've been traveling all over the country developing trade for the past ten years, all for the sake of today."

Yalta clicked his tongue, thinking that this old guy was getting more and more naive as he got older!

"The far north is located on the border, and there are countless invaders. If this door is really opened, the people of Longkoda will be in danger of being attacked at any time. Without a foolproof plan, no one dares to act rashly."

Alya certainly understands the importance of the far north sea, but its people also have the right to go out.

They have been isolated for so long that they are almost detached from this planet.

Confined to this small space all day, their lives may be safe, but their hearts will gradually die in the numbness of each passing day.

"The tyranny of the male insects in the past, with their heavy taxes and insatiable demands on the surrounding planets, is the root cause of today's situation. Now you are the new king, and Lonkorda has re-established a new order. Building friendly relations with allies and protecting the peace of the tribes are your primary responsibilities."

Yalta released his grip: "Do you think this is child's play? After fighting for so many years, you think you can just settle down peacefully?"

Alya got up from the ground, tugged at the hem of his shirt, and said coolly, "If you can't even handle the planets around you, then forget about that male insect. I know even a fool would know he definitely won't want to come back."

Yalta gave a cold laugh: "That's not up to him."

Alya, after all, had been through it all. These two insects each had their own inner conflicts, and separating for a while was actually a good thing.

Yalta has walked with death his whole life and is too violent. Yan Kai clearly has some ulterior motives, but he doesn't seem to be able to accept the abnormal master-slave relationship between the two of them.

Ayar has traveled to many places; he knows what equality and mutual respect are, but this set of rules clearly does not apply to the Zerg.

They have too many helpless situations. The females cannot avoid the heat cycle, and the number of males is still decreasing, so there is no way to promote the concept of 'equality'.

This is also why he has always been unwilling to sign a marriage contract.

Regardless of love, a male insect is destined to be shared; since it cannot be kept alone, it is better never to have it at all.

"With your pathetic state, I bet that male insect won't want to come back."

Yalta's expression froze, and a smirk appeared on his face: "None of your business!"

Seeing his stubbornness, Alya added insult to injury: "Luckily he met me later, otherwise you would have really tormented him to death."

Yalta looked at himself as if he had heard the biggest joke in the world, pointing at himself in disbelief and asking, "Me, messing with him?"

Arya got angry at his clueless look: "What do you take him for?"

Yalta blurted out, "Besides being an insect servant, what else can he do?"

After saying that, I felt a little guilty...

"Can't you just shut up and talk back?"

Yalta turned his head, and actually thought about it seriously for a moment, then said definitively, "He will die."

Alya rolled his eyes and shook his head.

Hopeless.

With that kind of personality, he deserves to be a single guy!

She waved her hand helplessly: "If you're going to have this attitude all the time, then don't bother looking for him. Give up, he's not coming back."

That guy isn't stupid enough to come back looking for trouble.

"Then tie him up and bring him back."

They can always find a way to use coercion and bribery.

This is his male insect; there's no reason for him to go outside.

"And then what? Locked up for life?"

"If he listens to me, he can come out naturally."

"So you're acting like this, risking your life, just to hate him to the death?"

Yalta frowned, looking somewhat bewildered.

He certainly didn't want this to happen, but the male insects just wouldn't listen...

At this time, Yalta was still too self-centered. He was unable to put himself in the other person's shoes and think from their perspective. He still insisted on keeping him by his side as a funny pet.

Perhaps he was aware of the unusual feelings in his heart, but when obsession becomes a habit, he would unconsciously deny those unexpected events and ensure that he stayed in the safe ivory tower, using this as a 'protective coloration'.

Arya rubbed his temples, feeling a headache coming on: "If you weren't my nephew, I would have beaten you senseless!"

He certainly has a talent for military strategy, but when it comes to relationships, he's as stupid as a piglet from the South.

"However, a mere A-grade female insect dares to speak so arrogantly."

Alya pointed to his head: "In civilized society, we use our brains. You must change your barbaric ways."

Yalta disliked it the most: "Insidious and cunning."

"A useful strategy is a good strategy."

"Why bother with such trouble for a mere insect servant? Just tell me where he is, and I'll catch him again and train him properly so he'll never do such a thing again."

Alya silently lit a candle for him in his heart: "Nephew, are you blind and heartless?"

Judging by his current enthusiasm for finding insects, no one, not even a ghost, would believe his nonsense about 'a single insect servant'!

"otherwise?"

“It’s not hard to tell you where he is, but before that, please use your big brain to think carefully about what this male insect means to you.”

If in the end you still only see him as a dispensable slave, then please have mercy and let him go. There are plenty of females on the Zerg continent willing to treat him like a treasure. As for you… well, you're just a 'servant.' Although there are few males in Longkoda, you can still find plenty to serve you.”

Yalta's brows furrowed even more deeply; the mere thought of Yan Kai being with other insects in the future drove him mad.

He must find this male insect!

"Stop giving me this nonsense, just tell me where he is."

Alya was too lazy to waste any more words with him, so she took the proposal and threw it on the table in front of him: "Sign it."

Yalta stared at the thin piece of paper, but did not refuse outright as he had done before.

After a moment of contemplation, he raised his head to meet the female insect's gaze and said, word by word, "The female father doesn't want you to get involved in these matters."

Alya's relaxed mood suddenly turned heavy: "Yalta, my biggest regret in this life is that I couldn't come back in time on the day my brother passed away. This was his wish all along. I couldn't do it in the past, but I can now."

Yalta was actually making the same plan, but he hadn't intended to involve him before.

"you sure?"

Alya said with absolute certainty, "I'm sure."

Yalta pondered for a moment, then finally nodded in agreement.

There's no reason to refuse such a powerful helper who's eagerly coming to you.

He reached for the paper, his fingernails scraping against the metal table with a screeching sound. He carefully folded it several times, put it in his pocket, and turned to ask him, "Tell me, where is Yan Kai?"

Alya got the result she wanted, and spoke frankly and completely betrayed Yan Kai.

Meanwhile, someone far away in Morbis had just finished having blood drawn and was lying on a hospital bed, pale-faced, feeling dizzy, with tinnitus and nausea, and to make matters worse, he sneezed twice.

Yan Kai shakily wiped away the two lines of tears that had overflowed from the corners of his eyes.

It's all a lie...

They said they'd only draw a little blood, but they ended up drawing 800cc, two whole bags!

If it weren't for the fact that my body mutated and became much stronger after transmigrating, my old, fragile body would have been dead long ago!

There really isn't a single good thing in this world!

They're all big liars!