Zerg: I ​​am the real white moonlight in the Zerg

"Including this pigeon?"

Bai Meng raised his eyebrows at the pigeon that flew to his shoulder and rubbed his hair flatteringly.

"Beautiful! I like beautiful insects! You are prettier than Harper!" The pigeon named Black Hawk is a face control and likes beautiful things.

Harper laughed unnaturally and reached out to grab Black Hawk from Bai Meng: "Don't blame me, sir. Don't blame me. This is how it behaves. It was like this when it saw the admiral."

"Harper! Hate it! Hate it! I want to stick with the beautiful bug! Stick with me!" Black Hawk flapped his wings in protest.

"My dear, please take it easy." Harper covered Black Hawk's mouth tightly and smiled awkwardly at Bai Meng.

Although the admiral said that this gentleman could be trusted and there was no need to be restrained in front of him, he was still a male insect after all. Harper was still a little cautious when facing Bai Meng alone.

Bai Meng didn't care what Harper was thinking and didn't care about it after bringing him to Haize.

He entered a laboratory specially used for dissection. The bodies of White Wolf and Purple Snake had already been taken out. Bai Meng put on gloves and an isolation suit, intending to personally remove the hearts of the two orcs.

On the other side, the bugs who went to contact the Third Legion had already brought Case and his team into a comprehensive experimental base located in the most inaccessible galaxy among the thousands of edge galaxies in the Fire Cloud Galaxy.

“This is the largest of all the labs.”

Jeff Camilla introduced them: "The Fire Cloud Galaxy is close to the front line and the environment is harsh. Apart from some large-scale competitions and mechanical combat events held here, only some bugs who want to find minerals and treasures will try their luck here."

"Your Excellency spent a lot of money to build this place. We have set up defense posts on all the hundreds of planets in this marginal galaxy. You can also regard this place as a secret military base to ensure that no strange beasts or blind insects will break into our territory."

"So what is your Excellency going to do?" Case asked.

"Well..."

Riel interrupted the conversation with a cough: "Jeff, where is the room you prepared for Scott? Can we see it?"

"Of course!"

As the responsible bug of the base, Jeff certainly knew what Riel meant. He changed the subject and led the bugs and robot bugs into a very tall room.

Scott followed them quietly, his huge compound eyes moving constantly, as if he was surveying whether there was anything that could pose a threat here.

"Scott is very wary of this place." Noticing Scott's abnormality, Keith asked as tactfully as possible: "What did you hide here?"

Jeff glanced at Riel, and seeing him nod, he told Keith the same thing.

"Alien."

"what?"

Keith was stunned, and Harris, who had been sleeping on the starship with a bad complexion, suddenly brightened up his eyes.

"The comprehensive experimental base is both a secret military base and a research base specifically targeting alien races."

"In other words, it is precisely because of our research on alien races that we must have a large number of armed forces."

Keith took a deep breath and turned to look at the expressions of the other bugs, and found that only Harris had some emotional fluctuations on his face.

…Forget it, just ignore him.

No wonder the security along the way is so strict. Even if the person in charge of the base leads the way personally, he still has to go through many checkpoints.

Fortunately, Scott's emotions were relatively stable.

It's just that Keith felt that his emotions were a little unstable.

He nodded with difficulty to show that he understood: "I will comfort Scott."

Yislei raised his eyebrows in surprise. That's it? He thought Keith would ask more questions.

It seems that the life in the manor has not changed. What you are worried about should not happen.

"Thank you, Professor Case," Jeff assured Case, "Please rest assured that we will never disturb Scott's cultivation. He is absolutely safe here, and the research on aliens is absolutely safe as well."

"Ahem," Harris coughed, and asked him excitedly with shining eyes, "Um, can I participate in the research on alien races?"

"Is it alive or dead? Have you captured any living aliens? It's okay if it's not alive. Can I go and take a look?"

"Um, I'm sorry, Professor Harris, we only have dead aliens. Researching living aliens is too dangerous. Your Excellency has expressly forbidden this."

Jeff was blinded by the madness in Harris's eyes: "As for whether you can join, you need to get the consent of the young master."

"I don't have the authority to allow you to participate in the experiment."

After receiving this answer, Harris walked to Scott in disappointment and stared at him in a daze.

Scott: "..."

Bad bugs follow you everywhere.

Keith suddenly felt that he had given Harris too little medicine on the starship.

Stop staring at his brother, you pervert!

"Well, you can't participate, but you can still watch, Professor Harris."

Jeff suddenly felt guilty when he saw Harris like this: "I just happen to have some more insects to introduce to you and Professor Case. Please follow me."

Upon hearing this, Harris stood up again with full health. 008 and Israel looked at each other and nodded, and stayed with the robot insects to take care of Scott.

The other bugs followed Jeff to where their experimenters were staying. This place was so big that Jeff immediately synchronized the map of the base to their optical computers.

"An alien research institute, a battle armor testing ground, a specialized explosion research center... you even have a... a decaying pool for recycling corpses?"

"It's all work needs, work needs."

Jeff spread his hands helplessly: "After all, to maintain such a large consumption, energy is indispensable. Your Excellency said that we should make the best use of it."

"Corpses can also generate energy."