Deep in the Zerg Hive spanning three galaxies, the throne of condensed biological matrix carries the ultimate will of the Zerg. Saphira, the supreme queen who controls hundreds of millions of insects, is lowering her eyes to feel every tremor of the nest. The tentacles hidden in the black curly hair capture the pheromones of worker bees ten thousand meters away. The dark gold lines flowing on the waist and abdomen and the blue energy surging under the skin jointly outline this body that is both a temptation trap and a war weapon.
When the morning light penetrated the energy rift, she opened her scarlet eyes. The legs wrapped in living black silk took steps, and the four pairs of sickle-shaped insect limbs behind them created a cold glow in the air. The moment the maid bug put a dark golden halo on her, the thoughts of billions of bugs poured in like a tide, but they couldn't shake the cold majesty in her eyes. From the alien reconnaissance ship in the border galaxy to the rampant mutated Devouring Insects deep in the lair, every crisis is turned into nourishment for the growth of the insect swarm in the blue energy flowing at her fingertips.
However, at this moment, the empress on the throne caressed the tentacles on the side of her lips, and her crystal purple compound eyes reflected the new energy crack at the top of the nest - strange fluctuations that made the nest tremble were coming from there. The egg-laying pattern under the living armor is slightly hot, indicating that a new evolution is about to begin. When she accidentally falls into another universe and becomes the "fat and juicy Queen of the Insects" in the eyes of that world, the insect tide that conquers all worlds will set off a scarlet storm under the new starry sky.
"Let them tremble." Saphira held up the skull cup, and the tentacles at the corners of her lips released addictive pheromones, "It's time for this starry sky to learn to kiss the Zerg's footprints."
Reader comments
The writing is good, but the plot is a bit abstract.
The writing is good, but the plot is a bit abstract.