Volume 1: Chapter 138 Liz

　　The next morning.

　　The doctor opened her eyes blearily.

　　She sat up in bed.

　　"Good morning, Doctor."

　　In the morning light, the girl with pink and white hair greeted her.

　　“Theresa…”

　　The Doctor shook her head slightly.

　　Something seemed to have happened last night...

　　Her face froze.

　　"Doctor, it was Kal'tsit who brought you back yesterday."

　　The demon girl said with a smile.

　　“…”

　　Miss Doctor's eyes drifted away.

　　"Can you tell me...Doctor, why did you go there last night?"

　　Theresa knew that Miss Doctor had no strange thoughts.

　　It's not W.

　　"Ahem, I'm curious about a living humanoid behemoth, so I want to collect some samples."

　　Then Miss Doctor quickly regained her composure.

　　That's right, she dedicated her life to science!

　　Yesterday's actions were just for research!

　　"So...what kind of samples do you want to collect?"

　　Theresa's cheeks suddenly grew several times larger.

　　Miss Doctor was frightened.

　　The demon's sudden approach caught her off guard.

　　"Blood sample!"

　　Miss Doctor's eyes were a little wandering.

　　"So you're just going to collect a blood sample. I thought you were going to collect some genetic material samples, Doctor."

　　Theresa sat back in her chair.

　　But her words made it difficult for Miss Doctor to calm down.

　　Did Theresa know something?

　　The black-haired girl pondered.

　　She accidentally caught a glimpse of something sticking out of the Demon Girl's pocket, which looked like a condom.

　　Miss Doctor's body stiffened.

　　"Doctor, I hope this won't happen again next time. If you want to study Zerg, you need Zerg's consent."

　　Theresa seemed to have accidentally put the thing sticking out of her pocket back into place.

　　"Then——it needs my and Kal'tsit's consent."

　　The devil said so.

　　"Okay, okay."

　　Miss Doctor nodded stiffly.

　　I always feel that Theresa becomes scary at this time.

　　"That's good. I knew you would agree, Doctor."

　　Theresa clapped her hands, looking very happy.

　　"Skadi, what do you think of the doctor's explanation?"

　　She said so.

　　“…This will not happen again.”

　　The Deep Sea Hunter spoke at this time

　　The Doctor was completely oblivious to the presence of anyone else in the tent.

　　She broke out in a cold sweat.

　　"…How is W?"

　　For some unknown reason, Miss Doctor asked this question.

　　Yesterday they were accomplices.

　　But W was dragged away by Skadi, and no one knew what happened to him.

　　"She probably won't wake up in the next few days."

　　Skadi gave the answer.

　　W is out of bounds.

　　Her behavior was even more outrageous than Talulah's.

　　If I hadn't come here, W might have really done it to the last step.

　　Thinking of this, Skadi's eyes became a little dark.

　　She must protect...her little compatriots.

　　"Skadi... don't be patient..."

　　"Obedience...instinct..."

　　Ishamara babbled in her mind.

　　The Deep Sea Hunter ignored her as usual.

　　“…”

　　Miss Doctor shuddered.

　　What did Skadi do to W that made her unable to wake up for several days?

　　"Zerg is leaving. I'm going to see him off first."

　　Skadi turned around and walked out of the tent.

　　The doctor's answer was acceptable.

　　It's not like she hadn't seen a mad scientist before when she was wandering around Terra—

　　For example, the group of scientists at Columbia.

　　Unfortunately, I can't go with Zerg this time.

　　Kal'tsit has collected traces of a deep-sea hunter's activities, and the condition of that deep-sea hunter is not very good.

　　She needed to set off immediately to see if she could find and rescue the other person.

　　Babel Tower will also purchase the electronic parts she needs. After the purchase is completed, Kal'tsit will send her a message and ask her to come back.

　　As for how to come back——

　　The great beast named Ursula will help.

　　As a member of the Swarm, she can command the behemoth Ursula.

　　With Kal'tsit and Theresa as coordinates, Ursula was able to take her back to the territory of the Tower of Babel.

　　And this time, Zerg went with Qui'saršinnag——

　　She was very confident in the Sarkaz.

　　The opponent is completely different from W.

　　"Zerg is leaving? Wait for me!"

　　I haven't gotten the sample I wanted yet!

　　Miss Doctor was stunned, and then she also ran out in a hurry.

　　“Really…”

　　Theresa shook her head.

　　She also wanted to go with Zerg.

　　But I am the devil.

　　She still has a lot to do.

　　…………

　　Outside the tent.

　　"Zerg, don't listen to the bad guys on the road."

　　"If there's anything you don't understand, you can just ask Qui'saršinnag."

　　The white-haired Feline is holding a small child.

　　She stroked Zerg's head.

　　"good!"

　　The little master smiled widely.

　　The corners of Kal'tsit's mouth curled up slightly.

　　She has a lot to do.

　　You can't go with Zerg.

　　RIM Billiton needs to send more manpower to speed up excavation.

　　Only in this way can the Tower of Babel have the capital to operate among the nations.

　　Before that, you need to plan your future layout carefully.

　　She is also required to participate in some of the Zerg's research.

　　If possible, bring the Doctor in as well.

　　After all, the pre-civilized humans have now become part of the swarm.

　　This seemed to reveal a fact, but Kal'tsit did not explore it.

　　Rather than trying her best to guide the train of Terra civilization towards the broken track alone, it would be better to directly rely on the power of the Zerg.

　　Theresa became the queen of the insect swarm——

　　All Sarkaz infected by the Swarm - whether fully joined or not - are unable to disobey her orders.

　　This may be a chemical reaction caused by the interaction between the Demon Crown and the Swarm.

　　But Kal'tsit couldn't help but have an idea.

　　If only the swarm had more queens...

　　Then Terra's conflicts would be within controllable levels.

　　After all, above the queens, there is a ruler.

　　She also didn't need to worry about seeing the nations of Terra leading themselves down the path of destruction one day.

　　This time, Kal'tsit saw hope that her mission could be accomplished.

　　There is no need to worry about Seaborn.

　　Ishamara became a member of the Swarm -

　　As long as Ishamara returns to the ocean and regains command of the sea, she will most likely naturally become the queen of the insect swarm.

　　That's one less threat to worry about.

　　The Zerg and the demons are each other's mortal enemies.

　　The two major factors that could have caused a world-destroying disaster are no longer a threat.

　　There is no need to worry about Originium, as the Zerg can decompose and utilize Originium, and Originopathy is no longer an incurable terminal illness.

　　And all this was brought by Zerg.

　　"Qui'saršinnag, take care of Zerg."

　　After rubbing Zerg's cheek, Kal'tsit handed it to the pardoner girl.

　　"good."

　　Qui'saršinnag took over the small lord.

　　She held it in her arms.

　　Next——

　　This is her journey with God.

　　Return to the filthy lair of the Confessarii family and take your sins with you.

　　But last night, W talked to her about some things.

　　Qui'saršinnag felt the contact with Zerg, her eyes drooping slightly.

　　Blasphemous thoughts would never occur to her.

　　W tried to tempt her into committing more sins.

　　Qui'saršinnag refused.

　　She, Qui'saršinnag, would never have any blasphemous thoughts!

　　This time, it was just me and Zerg on this journey.

　　A blond Sarkaz with a peaceful face appeared before her eyes.

　　Liz, I'm here with the gods to save you.

　　Can you hear me?

　　…………

　　“…”

　　The blonde Sarkaz girl opened her eyes.

　　How long has it been since Qui'saršinnag left?

　　She can't remember clearly.

　　It seemed like a long time had passed, yet it seemed like I had just left.

　　In this place——

　　Only Qui'saršinnag had feelings for her.

　　Even if that feeling is strange.

　　She doesn't know.

　　But I can feel it.

　　It was as if he was facing the sin that he had created with his own hands.

　　The Sarkaz girl sat in her room.

　　This is a very ordinary room.

　　Initially, she was in a laboratory.

　　The activity area is in that small laboratory.

　　Then--

　　One day, Qui'saršinnag took her out of the laboratory and placed her in this room.

　　"Liz, this will be your room from now on."

　　The white-horned Sarkaz whispered the name she had given.

　　"If you want anything, just tell me and I will try my best to satisfy you."

　　Qui'saršinnag would satisfy her thoughts secretly.

　　But the blond Sarkaz had no extra desires.

　　She just followed orders day after day, accepted experiments, and followed orders to use Originium skills to heal the people sent to her.

　　That would cause her pain.

　　But every time, Qui'saršinnag would hold the sword and look at her.

　　Liz could feel—

　　Qui'saršinnag was in pain.

　　Not physically, but mentally.

　　Until one day, Qui'saršinnag left to carry out a mission.

　　After that, she was alone in her room.

　　"Experimental subject."

　　The door opened without warning.

　　The blue-haired Sarkaz woman looked at the blonde Sarkaz girl.

　　"It's time to start today's experiment."

　　The blonde Sarkaz girl silently held her staff and followed the man named "Salus" in front of her and walked out.

　　It's just that she had some difficulty walking.

　　During this period, she felt pain in her legs, but the pain gradually subsided.

　　The blond Sarkaz didn't know why.

　　However, before leaving, Qui'saršinnag brought her a staff that could assist in releasing Originium skills, and it could also be used as a crutch.

　　"Where is Qui'saršinnag?"

　　Looking at Salus' back, the girl mustered up her courage and asked.

　　“…”

　　She got no answer.

　　"When will Qui'saršinnag be back?"

　　She asked again.

　　"You talk too much, experiment."

　　The Sarkaz in front of her stopped.

　　Salus turned around.

　　It was just a creation that appeared because of Qui'saršinnag's momentary weakness.

　　After all, her identity is an experiment.

　　“I don’t want to say it a second time.”

　　Salus' tone was somewhat cold.

　　Qui'saršinnag was a little too indulgent with her.

　　“…”

　　The blonde Sarkaz girl shuddered.

　　Then she lowered her head, leaned on her staff, and limped forward.

　　As if to punish the blond Sarkaz for his behavior, Salus walked faster.

　　This forced the girl to work hard to keep up with the other party.

　　She nearly fell down several times.

　　I am losing more and more feeling in my legs.

　　If this continues—

　　Maybe she won't be able to stand up again.

　　"Qui'saršinnag..."

　　She whispered in her heart.

　　There seemed to be a sound in my ears——

　　It seems to be from Qui'saršinnag.

　　The girl raised her head suddenly.

　　"Liz, I've brought the gods to save you."

　　Liz looked a little confused.

　　I seemed to have heard Qui'saršinnag's voice just now.

　　But she didn't say much.

　　"Chief, the experimental subjects have been brought."

　　Salus pushed open a door.

　　"Bring her here."

　　A calm voice sounded.

　　What Liz saw was an empty hall.

　　In the center of the hall, there was the corpse of a strange creature.

　　"Yes, Chief."

　　Liz was dragged into the hall.

　　"I remember Qui'saršinnag gave you a name."

　　The white-horned Sarkaz sitting in his seat said with a smile.

　　"Lizzie, right?"

　　He looked at the blonde Sarkaz girl.

　　"……Um."

　　Liz lowered her head, bit her lip slightly, and forced out a response.

　　"Liz, release your Originium skills on it."

　　The Sarkaz, who was called the leader, gave the order as a matter of course.

　　"But it's dead..."

　　Liz couldn't sense any signs of life.

　　This hideous and terrifying creature is dead and has become a corpse.

　　Her Originium skills won't work.

　　"Ha ha ha ha."

　　Then the man laughed.

　　"Liz, it's not dead. The Confessarii's research results on it were also applied in your birth process."

　　Sarkaz stood up.

　　"It is a calamity that descended from the Warp, but it is also a completely different existence from the native life on Terra."

　　He said so.

　　"These creatures are cold and ruthless, and will only devour any life in sight."

　　"Harvest the vitality, and then leave, just like-"

　　"It's like bringing the prey back from hunting to feed something."

　　The man paced around the creature's corpse.

　　"Then, I discovered—"

　　He stopped.

　　"Among their tribes, there are beings similar to the Demon King of the Sarkaz."

　　"Even though only a tiny remnant of that being's will remained, Terra still suffered endless disasters."

　　The man's eyes flickered.

　　"Compared to him, the Demon King of the Sarkaz is like the light of a firefly compared to the brightness of the bright moon."

　　The Eternal Demon King was no more than this in the face of the remaining echo of his will.

　　After an unknown amount of research, he came to this conclusion.

　　Now, it's just the first step.

　　There is still plenty of time.

　　The devil's crown is just a stepping stone.

　　He found something far more worthwhile.

　　Just a slight remnant of will was enough to drive those insects to plunder all life, leaving the Terran nations unable to resist and forced to retreat.

　　What if a full consciousness gained control of these bugs?

　　"It's not dead, Liz."

　　"This is a bug I managed to trap during the last bug wave."

　　"Then it went through decades of captivity without food, and it didn't die."

　　"It fell into hibernation, reduced its energy consumption to a minimum, and has survived until now."

　　Sarkaz told a horrifying truth.

　　“…”

　　Liz's eyes widened slightly.

　　Even though the creature's body has become almost like a mummy, it is not dead, it is still alive?

　　"Liz, I need you to revive it."

　　A living insect is essential to his research.

　　"Come on, Liz, unleash your Originium skills."