Zerg: An incredible way to survive

Since this little girl was originally too thin, I filled her body with a large amount of body fluids to make her body reach a balanced state.

However, I didn't notice it before, but now that I have washed her body, I found that her appearance is very mediocre, but underneath this mediocre appearance there is a kind of charm.

However, I also checked her bone age and found that she was only about seven or eight years old, but she had the appearance of a normal adult human, just a little thinner.

Her body might have been ripened by the use of a large amount of drugs, but the charming feeling of being a carrier in her body did affect my judgment of her. I examined her body again, but this time it was inside her body.

It turns out to be the legendary Charming Body, and she even has a Charming Bone. It is one of the rare physiques that does not directly enhance combat effectiveness. Forget it, just keep her by your side as a mascot.

Seeing this little guy still babbling, I began to wonder if the language of the orcs was the same as that of humans. But the word "mother" she said was very standard, and I started thinking again.

Forget it, I don’t want to think too much about it. I just put my head against hers and taught her the knowledge about human language.

She was absent-minded for a while, then blurted out "Mom, I love you so much." Then she was stunned for a moment, and then spoke to me in a faster and more urgent tone.

Because the sentences she spoke later sounded a little unclear as she spoke faster, her voice was very nice, like an oriole chirping at you. I didn't mind it, so I didn't stop her and let her keep talking.

Just as I was still enjoying the "performance" she performed for me, the "performance" suddenly stopped. It turned out that the performer fell asleep. The little girl nestled in my arms and snored slightly, but her hands were still holding me tightly.

But I think this posture is a bit indecent. She is currently curled up in a ball, holding me tightly with her hands and pressing me to the ground.

There was no way. This little guy was temporarily unable to leave me. I could only use a large amount of body fluids to temporarily create a clone to replace me. When I broke free from the little guy's arms, Fan Shuang hurried over.

I learned from her that the other orcs did come out of the human city, and it seemed that they were released because humans were holding some hunting competition.

We have currently controlled those orcs and they are right next to us.

I thought about it for a while, if humans found out that the target they were hunting had disappeared, would they care about their target?

Then I asked Fan Shuang how many people participated in the so-called competition they held and how many orcs were released?

Later it was learned that there were dozens of people participating in the competition, and the number of orcs released was 10 times the number of participants.

In that case, if I catch a few more, humans may not notice them and will just think they have been captured by wild animals.

Looking back now, I feel a little sorry for these guys. They have been experimented on once by humans, and now they have to undergo another experiment by me.

I picked one at random and asked him a simple question: "What's your name?"

His performance was a little dull, but more of it was fear and anxiety. However, he did not make any loud noise, but just kept shaking.

I once again pried open his mouth with my hands and found that he had no tongue like the little guy before. I was speechless. Another one who couldn't speak.

This time I focused my body fluids directly on his brain and began to check his memory. His memory was somewhat complete, but also very fragmented. Most of his memory was about the experiments he had experienced and the cage he had been in.

Looking at the various instruments used by humans, wow, humans are really becoming more and more troublesome. The originally simple experiments have added so many instruments.

Maybe because this orc is older, his memory is relatively complete compared to the previous little guy. I can observe more intuitively that the liquid he was injected with is a neurotoxin. Humans really use neurotoxins to paralyze the nerves when they have serious illnesses. Unlike me, I would never do those unnecessary things.

The fragments after that became scattered, but his memory did not have large gaps like that of the little guy.

I also tried to exchange the body fluids of this experimental subject with my own, and he showed a mild rejection reaction. He was older and should have used more drugs, but his tolerance was even worse than that little guy.

Well, I am not suitable for thinking about so many complicated things. I should just keep it simple and rough.

After the replacement, he did not meet my original expectations. He could only be controlled passively by me, just like I was controlling a doll with my hand.

Maybe the drugs destroyed his will, I find it a bit boring.

I also exchanged body fluids of the remaining five orcs one by one. Only two of them still had self-awareness. The success rate was really pitifully low.

I began to doubt the purpose of my own experiment. Well, I was lurking among humans, so I still needed humans as experimental subjects. However, the large-scale disappearance of humans would inevitably attract their attention, so I turned my attention to the orcs who were similar to humans.

Of course, the ending is still unclear now. I released those orcs whose wills had collapsed back to the ground and let them be hunted by humans. I will see what happens to them and then consider the next plan.

After all, due to the special physical properties of the Zerg and their inability to use magic, it is difficult for them to be detected when passing through human cities. Even if someone finds clues, they can use the excuse that they have no magical qualifications to get away with it.

As long as I don't go too far, the human leaders will just turn a blind eye to me, because they can't just declare war on other races for a small number of humans.

Why should I learn about humans? Come on, this is what all Zerg like to do, observe all intelligent species and take the opportunity to integrate with them.

Because of the special characteristics of the Zerg's bodies, it is difficult to be discovered unless I take the initiative to reveal my identity as the Zerg Queen.

Our way of advancement requires a long period of accumulation before we can advance directly. But now, because I have swallowed too much magic power, I am left with insufficient accumulation. During this long period of time, I don’t even need to practice, I can advance just by waiting.

So why can't we find something interesting to kill time in our long lives?