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

The sound of the door closing still echoed in Yan Kai and Yalta's ears. They were both a little stunned and stared at each other with their lips pressed together, looking at each other's bewildered expressions. Then they both laughed.

Yalta hooked his arm around the male insect's neck, rested his forehead on his shoulder, and muttered a complaint: "Damn it... why did it have to come at this time of year? When we get back, I'm going to exile Tokar to a desolate planet and make him sweep garbage every day!"

Yan Kai reached out and pulled the female insect's clothes back up to his wrist, his voice tinged with apology: "It was my oversight. I was in such a hurry that I forgot to tell them..."

Yalta sat up straight and reluctantly started to unbutton his shirt. Yan Kai's gaze fell on his open chest, and he took the buttons from him and fastened them one by one.

Yalta glanced at the hand with distinct knuckles, a smile hidden in his eyes, and said indifferently, "It doesn't matter whether you tell them or not. They know I'm with you. The ward is so small, and having two insects standing there like doormen not only takes up space but also gets in the way."

Moreover, he has informants around him who will proactively relay messages to Tokar and Dela if anything goes wrong.

The Morbis are hereditary, with the throne only inheritable by members of the Pusket family. Other tribes, like the Lonkorda, have a chance, including not only nobles but also rebels. As long as they can win the hearts of the people, the tribes don't care who holds the throne.

The Pusket family has a special bloodline, and an S-class male insect will inevitably be born among the male sons of each generation. This is the reason why their status has always been stable. They also have a special elite force called the 'Shadow Guard'. This mysterious tribe is rumored to be called Albita. To this day, its true face has never been revealed. It is said that only the successor queen insect can meet with them.

The city's defenses were impregnable, with overt security forces and covert shadow guards, making it extremely difficult to establish informants.

In the past, he and Tokar had tried to plant people, but they were always silently eliminated. The few who survived were only able to escape through unexpected connections. Therefore, they could only exchange messages once at specific times to avoid unnecessary losses.

Yan Kai tidied up the female insect's clothes, placed a pillow behind him, and prepared to go open the door: "I'll go call them in."

Yalta simply tapped the headboard: "No need for that."

No sooner had he finished speaking than Tokar pushed the door open again, followed by Nolan jogging behind.

The female insect grumbled, "What the hell are you doing! Where are you hurt? What happened? You're perfectly fine, yet you've come to the hospital. Are you trying to die?!"

It's no wonder Tokar thought that way; after all, this insect had a long history of misconduct, and as long as it retained even a shred of consciousness, it would absolutely refuse to seek medical treatment.

This was unprecedented, and his first reaction was that the female insect had contracted some terminal illness.

Yalta felt a headache coming on just hearing his voice, and gave him a dismissive glance: "It's nothing, just a minor problem."

Tokar had a look on his face that said, "Do you think I believe you?"

"Don't try to lie to me!"

What's the point of me lying to you?

Tokar pursed his lips and carefully examined the female insect's face. She did not look terminally ill.

"I hope nothing's wrong, I..." He suddenly remembered there were other insects in the ward, pointed with his chin at Yan Kai standing next to him, and asked the female insect, "Are you two done?"

Yalta said proudly, "We've always been doing well."

Tokar sneered inwardly, wondering who had set fire to the far north and let it burn endlessly for three days and three nights, and who had come to Morbis with such a long face that it was almost falling to the ground.

Believe him!

Tokar said seriously, "I'm not joking with you."

Yalta could tell he had something to say, and said bluntly, "Just say it. We're all just worms."

Tokar looked at the quiet Yan Kai, and realized that Yalta was love-struck, so he had to be careful.

There are some things that need to be clarified: "Yan Kai, are you sure you want to get involved in this mess?"

Yan Kai didn't answer immediately. Instead, he glanced at the female insect on the bed and noticed that she was also looking at him intently. She gave him a slight smile and said firmly, "If there's anything I can do for you, just say the word."

Upon hearing this, the female insect happily opened her mouth again, her face beaming with smug satisfaction.

Tokar shook his head and gestured to Nolan. The male insect received the message, walked to the door, looked outside a few times, and only closed the door again after confirming that there were no insects.

He took out an information jammer from his pocket and shielded all the surrounding electronic devices, creating a sealed environment.

Tokar quickly made a few hand gestures, then glanced at Yan Kai and said meaningfully, "I estimate they will make a move in the next few days. Yalta will be forcibly taken to breed with Deperak."