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

"My Lord! You are so great! Can I touch your wings? Or your claws, please! I would even work for you for a hundred years for nothing!"

Jonathan skillfully pushed Harris away again and said, "You are the one who is always bothering me. Abel beat me so hard that I had to use the medical cabin two days ago. Now you still want to harass me? Go away."

"What do you mean by harassment?! I am doing this for the truth and for the pursuit of knowledge!"

Su Lin drew a tube of Bai Meng's blood, and he and Jonathan dragged Harris away.

"Let the young master have a good rest. Now I will go and do a genetic test on him."

Patern changed his clothes and came out. 008, 009 and 010 were still waiting at the testing ground.

"Sir, I'm going in."

"Well," Bai Meng sprayed the wound that had just been blood drawn with healing spray, and smiled at Paten: "Be careful, remember not to undermine their self-confidence."

"Don't worry," Paten nodded, "I know what's going on."

"You have already gone through the second evolution, right?" Keith turned his wheelchair closer to Bai Meng: "Can I ask when your first evolution was?"

"Sixteen years old, the day of sub-adulthood."

Bai Meng replied: "Any questions, Professor Case?"

Hermann pricked up his ears nervously, observing whether Bai Meng was still injured, while taking out a lot of nutritious food from the space button and stuffing it into Bai Meng's hands.

Bai Meng reluctantly opened a bottle of nutrient water and drank it, quietly waiting for Keith's next words.

"No, there is no problem, sir. It should be said that your growth is in line with the growth rules of the king insect."

Keith opened a book that looked very worn. "Your evolution time is exactly the same as that of the ancient king worm, that is, before the Windsor family usurped the throne. Not only are you healthy, but there is a great possibility that you can perfectly break through the third evolution."

"The third evolution?" Holtz turned around after hearing this: "What do you mean? Is the third evolution dangerous?"

"...Except for the Overlords that were not found or were captured by Windsor," Keith took a deep breath and explained to them, "Almost all Overlords died in the third evolution."

"why?"

004 leaned on Bai Meng's head and said, "Are you missing any factor?"

Keith was surprised: "004 can talk?"

"Yes," 004 said, "It's just that I'm tired of talking and flying. I want to sleep. It's more comfortable to lie down."

Keith calmed down and shook his head: "I don't know."

Herman frowned and asked, "What do you mean?"

"It means we don't know," Keith sighed and handed them the book in his hand. "No insect knows the cause of the death of the king insect. Every time we tried our best to avoid all interference factors, but every time they died."

"The time of evolution is uncertain, and the cause of death is unknown. The third evolution is more like a curse that an Overlord must go through."

"A mortal curse."

The breathing of all the insects present was silent for a moment, until Bai Meng broke the deadlock: "Hey, Holtz, Patten and the others are coming out."

"Yes, Your Excellency..." Holtz turned around to sort out the data recorded by the machine and said to Paten, "Lieutenant General, you and Your Excellency can go and rest for a while. I need some time."

Paten looked at the expressions of the insects present, nodded, and left the laboratory with Bai Meng and a few robot insects, leaving only Hermann, Holz and Case in the laboratory.

"There's a 90% chance that they'll fight." 010 followed behind and said that he had to go find Riel with his two brothers, or ask his fourth brother to give them a hand.

"Don't look for me," 004 refused to work overtime. He just wanted to sleep now: "I want to sleep."

Paten was relieved. Now that they had determined their positions, they would naturally need time to adjust to each other. They were three adult insects, not little bugs that had just entered the larval garden.

As for the third evolution, he believed in Bai Meng, and they still had a long time to find a solution together.

After returning to the house, the two bugs took a bath and sat on the sofa. Paten talked about another thing with Bai Meng.

"A banquet inside the parliament? Invite me?"

"That's right," Paten nodded, "I have confirmed with the Admiral, he did receive the invitation, and he did emphasize that you should be there."

"This is the one Ian gave me." Paten took out another silver-white letter with a gold border, but it had an extra hexagonal logo on it.

"..."

Bai Meng took it and looked at the six-pointed star logo on it. He couldn't help but feel disgusted and nauseous.

It seems that the influence of sin is two-way, and the genes of the king insect extremely hate Windsor.

"Sir, what's wrong with you?"

"I'm fine." Bai Meng shook his head, endured the discomfort in his heart, took out the invitation, and read the words on it with Paten.

[You'd better run fast, or you'll be eaten, the delicious...moon.]

It was just a short sentence, but it instantly made Bai Meng feel angry from nowhere.

This anger does not come from his heart, but from his genes.

Even though he was devoured and bitten countless times, the kingly nature rooted in his bones did not produce a trace of timidity or fear, only disgust, hatred, and anger for being offended by the betrayer.

Paten took the invitation from Bai Meng, and his eyes instantly turned cold when he saw the words on it.

"Sir, you cannot go to this party."

"Patern," Bai Meng asked, "Did the admiral tell you when he will return to the military?"

"No," Patten frowned, "Sir, do you mean that the Admiral and Adjutant Wenwengren were detained in the palace?"

"Well," Bai Meng sighed, "Patern, we have to go."

"Otherwise, not only will I be in danger, but the entire Third Legion will also be in danger."

"Patern, can you still contact the admiral now?"

"Okay," Paten nodded, operated on the optical computer for a while, and opened an encrypted communication channel: "This was set up by Teacher Keith, just in case we lose contact."

"Even 001 can't access the palace's information network," Bai Meng stroked his chin and thought, "Maybe I should talk to Mr. Keith. He is a real genius."

"You too, sir, got it through."

Bai Meng looked at Patern's light screen and saw a sneaky figure appear on the screen.

"What are you looking at? I need to go to the toilet and you guys are following me? Ah! Do you have any privacy? I am a general! Not a prisoner! Believe it or not, His Majesty and I will sue you!"

"..."

Paten covered his face and whispered, "Sir, I'm sorry to make you laugh."

Bai Meng suppressed a laugh: "It's okay, ahem, the Admiral looks very energetic, so we are relieved."

After confirming that there were no guards or any electronic equipment around, Jonil looked at the optical computer and turned on the two-way communication.

The first time he saw Bai Meng, his eyes were complicated.

I saw the floating object, and it turned out to be a living king insect. No wonder Keith was so excited.

"You... Well, Keith told me everything," Jonil said to Bai Meng, "I'm afraid you have guessed that the Third Legion also conducted some research on insects on the Imperial Star, including mental inhibitors."

"Yes, I know." Bai Meng nodded and asked, "Admiral, did His Majesty ask you to attend the banquet?"

"No," Jonil shook his head, his expression serious, "Sir, you must not attend this banquet."

"I have received news that His Majesty will attend the banquet in person. When he sees you, he will definitely recognize your identity."

"I am discussing this with you, Admiral Jonil," Bai Meng blinked and asked in a casual chat tone, "Are you, or the Third Legion, ready to rebel against the Imperial Star?"