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

How to make the beast crawl?

Lure them with food and let their greedy appetite blind their reason.

Shock it with an iron whip, and use fear and terror to oppress it into submission.

But if the beast lowers its head, it means that the beast has a cunning nature. At this moment, the smart hunter will understand -

The one in front of him was no longer a wild beast that acted only on its animal instincts, but a hunter as good as he was.

Give in? No, that would only make you a prey.

Since he has lowered his head voluntarily, let him keep his head lowered forever, and there will never be a day when he can raise his head to bite his master again.

"Well……"

Peranbo covered his neck in pain. A collar formed by mental power was tightly wrapped around his neck, passing through the gaps between the scales and squeezing them to the ground, piercing the flesh protecting his throat with a force that was fatal. The flowing red-black blood dyed his long silver hair red.

"Heh...heh, you are so...cruel..."

Peranbo spoke with difficulty. Being half king insect and half Windsor insect, it could not be called the same species as Bai Meng, nor could it be completely atomized. It could only maintain this ugly posture.

Bai Meng's eyes remained unchanged, and his mental power wantonly imprinted the deepest mental imprint in Peranbo's spiritual sea. This was the first time Bai Meng did this.

Mental imprints are usually placed by male insects on female insects, and are a sign of absolute possession and absolute obedience. Some female insects with mental imprints regard this as a shame of being objectified, while others... or most of them regard it as a gift.

However, very few male insects will leave a mental mark on other male insects. For the branded male insect, he is no longer the male insect enjoying the supreme status of the empire, but the property, servant, and death warrior of another male insect.

Bai Meng admitted that he really wanted to kill him directly. He would not leave any trouble around him. Dennis was an exception. 001 would monitor him all the time, and he had also planted a seed in Dennis's spiritual sea.

But this male insect named Peranbo...is a bigger trouble than Dennis.

Bai Meng's intuition told him that the bug the Ninth Legion was looking for was him.

"You, guessed it, huh, huh," Perambo panted, his voice became more harsh and unpleasant, and his pain increased with every word, but he still wanted to say: "If you... kill me, the Ninth... Legion... will never... let you... leave."

"You...can...hehe, hehe...put a collar...on me...or brand me...as you like..."

"But you...can't...kill me. They'll all...know."

Bai Meng withdrew his mental power after making sure that there was no error in the mental imprint, and he only loosened the mental power that was wrapped around Peranbo's neck slightly so that he could speak normally.

Morgan was numb, really.

Do you Windsor bugs have any normal bugs? Why are you always pestering the young master? I really want to throw him off the aircraft... Forget it, throwing him off like this will definitely cause a riot, so they should keep a low profile.

"Cough! Cough, cough, cough, cough!"

Peranbo coughed up a mouthful of blood from his throat. At this moment, he was kneeling in front of Bai Meng in the most humble manner. Bai Meng's cruelty to him made him more determined to follow.

"You will be a great and wise king," he said.

If Bai Meng fed him blood so easily and was blinded by those gorgeous words, he would bite him to death immediately and then wait quietly for the birth of the next king insect.

"And you are a bargaining chip that comes to my door on its own initiative." Bai Meng gave his evaluation of him, and then sat casually in the rear wing. Morgan followed closely behind him, with his hands behind his back already revealing insect claws.

Bai Meng looked down at Peranbo on the ground: "Now, tell me what you can bring me."

"Didn't you just call me a bargaining chip, King?"

Peranbo crawled on his knees and turned his body, his still silver-white eyes staring directly at Bai Meng: "Dennis called you the moon, what a wonderful name..."

"And I will only call you King."

"A king powerful enough to overthrow the rule of Windsor."

Bai Meng raised an eyebrow: "You want to overthrow Windsor's rule?"

"Are you wondering? Because I'm also a Windsor bug?"

Perambo shook his head bitterly: "No, I'm not."

"When the food of wild beasts is scarce, they will use all means to increase the amount of food."

"Raising, genetic research, fusion... and finally creating a type of food that best suits their taste."

"That's me. I'm the only work that can be considered successful."

He raised his head, not to bite Bai Meng's neck, but to show Bai Meng his scabbed wound.

"Did you see it? This is my ability to regenerate from my ancestors, endless healing. I am their stored food. They hid me here, in the Swan Galaxy, like herding a sheep, taming an animal, and slaughtering a delicacy for the table."

"Baphom Mammon, the shepherd."

"They can't kill me, nor do they want to kill me, and the pain keeps me alive."

He confessed his deepest secret to Bai Meng: "There is only one way to kill me, put my heart into the fire and burn it."

Bai Meng pinched his brows feeling a little tired. What happened today was really a challenge to his nerves.

He missed Patern a little.

"I've been cut countless times, countless times! Countless times!!!"

The raging mental power spread from Peranbo's body and was instantly suppressed by Bai Meng. Peranbo closed his eyes, which were dyed red with anger, and when he opened them again, he looked at Bai Meng with almost despair.

"If they can treat me as food, as provisions, as slaves, why can't I treat them as food?"

"So I came to find you. Even if you don't want to admit it, I have half the same blood as you."

"My king... merciful moon... do you also regard me as an alien and are unwilling to give me any of your remaining light?"

"..."

Bai Meng swore that he would chop off a piece of meat from the bug named Elvira!