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

Tokar uses the language of the Longkoda insectoid race. The only advantage of the closed culture of the far north is that other tribes simply cannot understand their language.

Yan Kai pondered for a while before he understood. His first reaction was that Pedrak wanted revenge, since he had embarrassed Pedrak in public because of his actions.

After the Judicial Bureau issued its verdict, it sent him a copy of an email regarding Pedrak's punishment: two days' imprisonment and a fine of 1.2 million Star Coins for illegally forcing a female insect.

In this respect, he felt that Morbis was quite fair, at least he did not make an exception for the other party just because he was royalty.

"He's still not giving up?"

Tokar shook his head, took out his personal terminal, found the secret report, opened it, and handed it directly to Yan Kai: "This is the latest news I just received. The Priskate royal family is not only looking for Yalta, they are secretly searching for all the high-level S-class female insects."

Yan Kai looked at the string of names and dates on the personal terminal, somewhat puzzled: "What does this mean?"

"According to the timeline above, this situation started two years ago. The Queen Worm used various reasons to bring high-level S-class female worms from all over the country into the palace. In the end, most of the female worms would have relations with Pedrak, using every means possible."

Yan Kai became increasingly confused as he listened: "Why would they do this?"

Pedrak is an S-class male insect and a crown prince, with a noble status. There should be countless female insects who want to lay eggs for him, so why would he resort to such a despicable and vile method?

Tokar tilted his head slightly and glanced at the male insect behind him: "You'll have to ask Nolan about that."

Yalta and Yan Kai weren't stupid; they both looked at him simultaneously, and the same insect appeared in their minds at the same time.

Knox.

Yalta's mind worked quickly. He recalled Pedrak's sudden attack at the welcoming banquet that day, which was obviously deliberate. That's why he refrained from making a direct move. He wanted to see what the other party was up to, but he didn't expect Yan Kai to stand up for him, which was an unexpected gain.

Yalta hesitated for a moment: "Pedrak has a problem."

Tokar nodded.

Nolan sent the message his female father brought to the Yalta computer: "Chief, my female father asked me to pass on a message to you. If there is a coup in Morbis, I hope you can lend my male father a hand. From now on, the Toslia family will be at your disposal."

Yalta crossed his legs under the covers, forming a slight arc. His expression was a half-smile, and he spoke in the same dry and incomprehensible ancient insect language: "Nox wants the throne?"

Nolan pointed to the quantum computer: "You'll understand everything once you've seen it."

Yalta picked up the quantum computer, which contained three blood sample tests. These were the reports that Wender had analyzed earlier, for Yan Kai, Knox, and Pedrak. The results were unexpected; Pedrak, who should have been an S-class male insect, was actually not even an A-class.

This makes the ancient bloodline inherited by Prisket seem like a joke.

"Interesting, this can be faked?"

Nolan nodded: "My father had suspected it before, but there was no evidence. He is currently investigating in secret."

Yalta glanced at the male insect, his voice ethereal: "Alaria is a bit too bold to tell me something like this so directly."

Nolan remained calm, looked up to meet the female insect's gaze, and smiled faintly: "Cousin, what are you saying? The female said you certainly wouldn't want us to become orphans."

Yalta snorted coldly: "Alya's plan is really good. He won't come himself and ask me to step in. I haven't even settled accounts with your two scumbag fathers for letting Yan Kai go. Now you want me to be your henchman?"

Nolan handed out a red invitation: "Next week is the annual Spring Planting Ceremony in Morbis. All S-class female insects below the red line on the list have received invitations, including you. Originally, we did not intend to involve you in this turmoil, but it is clear that His Majesty the Insect King does not think so. You are his first choice."

Yalta scoffed, "This old guy has a good eye."

Unfortunately, he was just diagnosed as infertile.

Yan Kai could tell from his tone that he wasn't going to leave it unattended, and couldn't help but worry: "Won't it be dangerous?"

Yalta narrowed his eyes, his face cold and stern: "No matter what the reason is, the massacre of male insects is a fact. As long as the insect king exaggerates it a little and leads the attack against me, other tribes will most likely join forces. At that time, I will also be in deep trouble."

Yan Kai immediately understood: "You want to help Knox?"

Yalta smiled, raised his head, and his light-colored eyes gleamed: "Alya is much more trustworthy than that male insect."

Of course, the main reason is the Toslia family. They control the economic lifeline of the entire Zerg continent. Putting aside everything else, they are just rich.

I heard Yan Kai say he was poor before. Although he himself is not poor, who would complain about not having enough money?

Moreover, it's good to help Knox up there, so that his male son can come every three years for the regular pilgrimage, saving him from having to run around. This place is so hot that even ghosts can't stand it.

Yan Kai frowned deeply, feeling a vague unease in his heart, but what Yalta said made sense.

He had no liking for Pedrak whatsoever. If this bug really had a problem, he would wholeheartedly agree to step down and hand over the reins to Nosk to prevent future troubles.

Safety should be the top priority in everything.

Nolan patted his chest and assured him, "You can rest assured about that; the leader's safety is our top priority."

Yalta, who considered himself to know Alya fairly well, interjected coolly, "Enough with the fancy words. He's already prepared to leave, just waiting for my approval, right?"

Nolan scratched his head sheepishly: "Your Majesty is wise. As long as you agree, Father will definitely arrive secretly within seven days."

"Your two scumbag fathers have some nerve."

"The father said he wanted to open a railway line, which was a shortcut, and the first railway line was decided to be in Morbis."

Yalta crossed his arms, his expression unreadable: "Tell him that if we are defeated, I'll grind him to dust first."

Nolan dared not joke anymore, stood up straight, and said seriously, "The Mother never fights a battle unprepared."

Yalta stared at him silently for three seconds, then pulled back the blanket, tilted his head, and said, "Now that you've said your piece, go. I'm going to sleep."

Tolkia glanced at the computer screen; it was not even 10 o'clock yet. "You're just pretending. Why are you sleeping so early? You still haven't told me what's wrong with you."

Yalta closed his eyes and said, "I won't help you if you say another word."

Tokar was furious: "Fine! I've been worrying myself sick over you all day, and I haven't gotten a single good thing in return. And that bug bastard Dela, he hasn't come back for days. When I call him, he always stammers and won't say where the bug is!"

Yalta's eyes twitched. Thinking of the female insect, it was time for him to lend a hand.

"Call Chloe."

Tokar picked at his ear: "Who did you say?"

"Kolo".

"The general who beat you up last time?"

"Ah."

Why would I want to see him?

Yalta, without much emotion, simply said, "Oh, because he's liked Della for decades."

Tokar: (wДw) ? ? ? ?

"Kolo is a male insect!?"

"Can't you recognize such a large A+ grade female insect?"

Tokar was utterly shocked: "Holy shit!!!!!!!!!"

How many things are you hiding from me?!