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

This is a planet that does not belong to the Zerg.

The cloaked insect-like creature stepped underground, followed the winding path in the nest, and entered the center of the nest.

An extremely clear and pleasant voice suddenly appeared, and the figure that followed illuminated the darkness underground.

If you ignore his lower body, his upper body is almost the same as that of a Zerg.

"Welcome back, Mother."

“…Don’t call me that.”

The visitor seemed to be hurt by these cold words. A black tear fell from his eyes with sadness. His white-gold pupils were about to cry: "But mother, you gave birth to us."

More figures appeared behind him, each with the same face, the same expression, the same voice, ten, a hundred, a thousand... until they filled the entire nest.

The same voice echoed throughout the nest.

"Mother, mother, mother, mother..."

"Mother," the first worm that spoke came to the cloaked worm-like creature, "Have you found your brother?"

"..."

"What does brother smell like?"

"Shut up!"

He seemed not to have heard the harsh rebuke and continued chattering, "Mother, let us go with you to find your brother."

"That will make my mother happy."

"If the mother is happy, she can mate with us."

"I said SHUT UP!!!"

Light, blinding light suddenly appeared, illuminating the cave white, and when the light disappeared, the entire nest turned into a tomb.

Only the insectoid creature known as "Mother" was left standing.

'He' walked deeper into the lair, and after entering an ancient door, he met eyes with a huge, indescribable creature.

That creature has existed for countless eons.

This is a creature shaped like a butterfly. Its huge wings can no longer support it to fly. Its wings are embedded in the wall behind it. Time has decayed it many years ago, leaving only broken bones.

So the sticky black liquid covered His entire body, sticking Him to the wall like a butterfly caught by a spider.

The black viscous liquid only revealed two places: one was the head, and the other was his huge abdomen and tail that occupied almost two-thirds of his body.

This is an imprisoned, ancient behemoth. The ancient breath has descended, gently soothing the rage of the hooded insectoid creature.

"Have you found our insect cubs?" He asked, but his voice did not echo in the space, but descended directly into Helios' broken spiritual sea.

"No."

Helios lowered his hood, revealing his long platinum hair, but he still did not take off his mask.

He raised his head, passed through the hundred-foot-high belly and tail, and fixed his gaze precisely on His compound eyes.

"You will find it," He said, his voice as gentle as the wind that has traveled billions of light years. "Have you killed the children again?"

"Those monsters are not children."

Helios' voice was cold and without any fluctuation: "They are just a group of monsters who only know how to mate. Why do you call them children?"

"Because a cub is a cub, Helios, and you are my child too."

He did not blame Helios for his disrespect: "I am the mother of all insects."

"For the reproduction and continuation of the Zerg, I cannot die yet, Helios."

"After my king died," His voice was still unnaturally gentle, but this time it was filled with gentle sadness and longing, which made the insect know how long this sadness had been soaked in time, and how long this longing was, enough to span billions of years: "The duty of the Insect Mother has become the only meaning of my life."

"You have to find the current insect queen for me, Helios, my hope, my child, my sun."

"Bring my inheritance to him, but... only when the king is still alive, the insect chosen by the king is the real insect mother."

"Otherwise, this inheritance will become an endless yoke like it is now, and the reproduction of the entire Zerg race will be borne by the Zerg Queen alone."

"You'll become a monster, just like me."

Helios lowered his head and uttered a nearly desperate sigh: "Thank you... Mother..."

When he was brought back to the alien race's nest and was about to become the next "mother", it was He who protected him behind him.

“Even so,” the black liquid seemed to have become a part of Him. He gently stroked Helios’ masked face: “Helios, you and I have become one.”

"From now on, all the lives I give birth to will call you mother."

"You have to find our hope, our inheritance bug, sooner."

"And our bug cubs."

"I will," Helios put his hood back on and turned to leave the space, "I promise, mother."

"For the reproduction and continuation of the Zerg."

"For the reproduction and continuation of the Zerg..." He raised his head with difficulty. The moon could no longer be reflected in his huge compound eyes. The moon that belonged to him had been extinguished billions of years ago.

"My king...my love...wait a little longer...it will be here soon...it will be here soon..."

"This life that has lasted for billions of years... is about to end... and I can... go see you..."

"When that time comes... you must... praise me well..."

"Everything for the Zerg..."

The last tear was squeezed out of the dry eye socket and was quickly swallowed up by the black liquid.

The sticky liquid extended its tentacles, climbed up His abdomen and tail, and pressed mercilessly, as if to crush His fragile abdomen and tail.

"Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!"

He let out a painful hiss and wail, and spit out a large group of pure black eggs from the bottom of the birth canal.

Soon, after the last egg fell, His abdomen swelled rapidly again.

A new round of breeding has begun.

On the other side, Nora was confirming what Bai Meng said with Heg.

"I never knew you had a male insect brother."

"Ah? Who? Me?" It was rare for Haig to sit on a chair. Normally he lay down.

He struggled to reveal one eye from under the eye patch and yawned, somewhat confused.

"Did I? How come I didn't know?"

"You didn't?" Nora was already used to his half-dead look, and at this moment she just frowned at this sentence: "Could it be that Lord Bai Meng is lying?"

Heige paused as he yawned, and moved the computer closer, putting his entire face forward.

"Did you just say Lord Bai Meng? Is that the Bai in black and white, or the dream in daydream?"

Nora pulled away in disgust and nodded.

Heiger took off his blindfold, suddenly stood up energetically, and said firmly: "Yes! That's right! I am Lord Bai Meng's brother!"

"..."

Then Hager washed his face and changed his clothes at a speed that Nora couldn't understand. He even used a medical device to quickly remove the sleep marks on his face.

When it stood in front of the computer again, the whole insect even emitted a golden light.

"..."

"Um, Lieutenant General," Haig asked somewhat embarrassedly, "you didn't say anything bad about me in front of my little...brother, did you?"

"..."

Nora's lips curled up in a cunning arc, as if he knew how to punish Haig.