The Zergling Cub Came From Earth

An An, a little boy from Earth, was bedridden with illness from a young age.

To his family, he was an inescapable burden. Medicine, IV drips, and repeated hospital stays made up his entire brief life.

When he opened his eyes again, he had become an insect egg in the Zerg hatchery, dormant for two years and long since declared dead.

Zerg male hatchlings need a male’s mental energy to guide them out of their eggs. The hatchery’s automated equipment could raise female hatchlings, but it was useless for precious male eggs.

This forgotten egg had originally belonged to the Alia family, one of the most prominent families in the Zerg Empire.

His female father, Aivelin, was an SSS-class Zerg general and the leader of the three legions.

His male father was the head of the Alia family.

Two years ago, the family’s only male egg, the one on which all their hopes rested, had shown no sign of hatching. The family was consumed by disappointment and fury.

Unable to bear it, Aivelin secretly sent the egg to the hatchery, though he no longer held out any hope.

But then, the dormant egg suddenly triggered the hatchery’s highest-level alarm.

Fine cracks spread across the shell, and a tiny, soft, snow-white male hatchling struggled to wake. He possessed S-class mental strength, but the long deprivation of mental energy had left him frail. Even his cries were so faint they seemed liable to break apart with the slightest breeze.

When the news reached the Alia family, their usually unflappable patriarch completely lost his composure. Overwhelming joy surged through him, followed by countless regrets.

From then on, the Alia family had a little prince whom the entire clan cherished above all else.

The Zerg’s genetic instincts drove females to submit to males. Female Zerg loathed this helpless nature and resisted the shackles their instincts imposed.

Until they met Noah, the frail little male hatchling.

The females who had once resisted submission willingly bowed their heads.