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

When Bai Meng and Paten returned home, they saw two pairs of green eyes in the dark as soon as they got off the aircraft.

"Patern, there seems to be a wolf."

Paten walked in front of Bai Meng and said, "Please wait a moment, sir. I will go and take care of it and call you later."

One of the pairs of eyes turned around and said, "Ah? Wolf? Where is the wolf?"

001 controlled and turned on the street light in front of the house. Mo Wen and Lan Luo were squatting in a row in front of the house, like two little bugs waiting to be claimed by another insect.

Bai Meng: “…”

It seemed like he had forgotten them again. It was definitely not because of his bad memory, but because these two bugs had no sense of existence.

Paten put away his double blades, crossed his arms and looked at the two pitiful looking insects in front of him: "When did you come here?"

"Last night," Mo Wen replied, "the red-haired bug sent both of us here overnight."

"It's too much of a bully!"

Lan Luo was indignant: "Are we some kind of insects that are not welcomed by insects?"

Paten didn't give him any face at all: "Well, you really are."

Lan Luo buried his head in his legs in autism.

Mo Wen was more reliable: "Sir, we brought you the news you wanted. According to the deal, you should give us your blood."

Bai Meng asked 001 to open the door, and after entering the room, 002 and 003 rushed over immediately.

"Woof woof! Woof woof!!"

002 took the initiative to prepare food for the two main insects. Bai Meng caught 003, stroked it twice, and then stuffed it into Paten's arms. Paten also stroked it twice, then patted 003's head and let it go and play aside first.

Paten nodded to Bai Meng and went to the study on the second floor to try to contact Jonil and the others.

"Please take a seat."

Bai Meng took a sip of the tea brewed by 002 to suppress the nausea in his throat: "You didn't seem surprised to see my hair shining just now?"

"Yes."

Mo Wen stuffed food into his mouth with dignity, at least he still had time to talk to Bai Meng. Lan Luo just didn't care about anything and started to sweep through.

"Yeah, delicious, delicious!"

Mo Wen silently turned his face away and kicked him under the table.

"Not surprising, sir." Mo Wen ate two pieces of dessert and put them down, drinking a sip of tea to moisten his throat.

"The intelligence we received from above has never been wrong. We need your blood just to further confirm whether you are the king we are waiting for."

"What do you mean?" Bai Meng asked.

Lan Luo patted his chest before swallowing what was stuffed into his mouth: "I just want to verify whether your genes have shown signs of reversion, that is, the first evolution."

"If you have it, your chances of surviving the second evolution or even reaching the third evolution will be greatly increased. If not, a queen insect that has not undergone an evolution after reaching adulthood is equivalent to a useless insect."

Bai Meng leaned on the sofa: "If I am the useless person you call me, what would you do?"

"It's simple. We will continue to protect you from any harm and ensure that you live your life peacefully. We will then continue to wait for the arrival of the next King Insect."

"If you are destined to be weak, how can we add more burdens to your life?"

"If you are born strong, we are only your backers. Whether you want to bear the weight of becoming a king, the right to choose is always in your hands."

"..."

Bai Meng was silent for a while and then told them: "Before you returned to the Imperial Star, the royal family killed 1534 female insects overnight."

"Some worms told me that you are my army, and they are my guards, the worms closest to me."

"You have divisions among yourselves, don't you?"

Mo Wen and Lan Luo looked at each other and then nodded: "Yes, you are right."

"The bugs you encountered should be of the lineage that can communicate directly with the Mastermind, possessing the power of prophecy, your guards, your blades, and the priests and elders who will guide you to become a king."

"We are only proficient in military force. Our numbers are dozens or even hundreds of times theirs. We are your army, your backup, and your eyes in the starry sea. After the turmoil five hundred years ago, we and those bugs split into two groups due to disagreements."

Bai Meng recalled what the female insect that brought him the gift said, and understood the meaning of this disagreement.

The so-called evening primrose does look more pleasing to the eye than those insects.

Bai Meng knocked on the table: "Tell me your information, and I will give you an answer later."

At the banquet that was still going on, Albert searched every corner but couldn't find Bai Meng, and instead almost collided head-on with a female insect.

"It turned out to be His Highness Ian," Albert apologized with a smile, "Why are you here in this corner instead of enjoying yourself at the banquet?"

"Shh!"

Ian put a finger to his lips, signaling him to be quiet.

Then he sniffed his nose, walked to the place where the swing was placed in the garden, and then lay down on it with a peaceful look on his face.

Albert didn't quite understand what he was doing: "Your Highness, what are you doing...?"

"Didn't you smell it?" Ian opened his eyes and looked at the female insect in front of him, then chuckled.

"Are you here to look for the moon, too?"

"The moon has left, but its scent is still here."

"Unfortunately, I never share prey with bugs," Ian closed his eyes again and began to drive the bugs away carelessly: "Now, poor Gunlada, it's time for you to leave."

"Without a keen nose, one cannot be considered a good hunter."