The vicious female supporting role is reborn to create everyone equally

When Bishop Anti was beaten black and blue by the flying Zerg as soon as they met, Minshu was also surrounded by the Zergs who rushed over.

Minshu looked from mid-air and saw that these Zergs were so dense that they almost covered all the available locations on the planet. Even the Gothic castle had become a Zerg fortress.

She stepped on tiptoe, and the already gloomy sky instantly became dark.

The stars were like flowing rivers, spreading from the sky to her feet.

"Go."

The brilliant river water dropped three thousand feet, brilliant as a meteor, but an incomparably vast galaxy flowed down from the sky, cleansing all the Zerg shrouded in darkness.

A high-level Zerg let out a sharp hiss, but was swallowed up by the flowing starlight the next moment.

The planet became quiet again, and the sharp Gothic architecture reappeared.

Min Shu did not touch the ground, but let the bright stars carry her away and into the cave closest to her.

The cave was dark, but the stars gave off a glow.

Min Shu closed her eyes, and wherever the river went was within her range of perception.

During this period of time, she has lost count of how many Zergs she has killed, and her strength has almost recovered.

According to the level of this world, she should be at the peak of the Sun level.

But her actual strength is slightly higher than the highest combat power level in this world.

Because of that huge amount of merit, she has begun to recover her divine power.

The surging and powerful force flowed within his body, and then flowed toward the interconnected caves according to Min Shu's thoughts.

Kill the Zerg in the cave in advance so that she can have no obstacles along the way.

Until you reach a corridor full of technology.

Min Shu followed the starry sky to the innermost end of the corridor and looked curiously at the door, which was made of an unknown material, looked like jade but was not jade, and emitted a metallic glow.

At a glance, this door requires at least three verifications before it can be opened.

Min Shu was led back by Xinghe. When the distance was enough, he stopped and took out a bow as long as his body: "Beidou."

The Big Dipper no longer needed to be summoned one by one. As soon as she finished speaking, they condensed into arrows and turned into faint blue moonlight to shoot towards the gate.

--bass.

It was a very light sound, like something was scraped.

Min Shu raised his eyes and saw a faint blue light flashing in the middle of the gate a hundred meters away, and the light flowed in all directions like water.

In just a breath, the door was corroded as if it had never existed.

Xinghe brought Minshu forward.

Before reaching the location of the previous door, Min Shu had already seen the scene inside.

The flowing galaxy stagnated, revealing its owner's surprise.

Behind this door is a small city built in a cave!

High-rise buildings, skytrains, squares, parks, aircraft that maintained order, and what should have been the security checkpoint, but now were two giant ants with human faces looking at her with horror.

Min Shu looked at one of the ants and asked, "Where is this?"

The ant made no sound, but the antennae on its head vibrated at a very high frequency.

A star flew by and the heads of the two ants fell to the ground in an instant.

All the people coming and going in the city are Zerg, but most of them have human characteristics.

They looked up at Min Shu who had easily killed their two guards. Their tentacles trembled wildly, transmitting unknown information.

Minshu jumped onto the enlarged bow.

The river beneath his feet poured down like a flood, submerging the city in an instant.

These Zergs roared silently and fled in all directions, but most of them subconsciously ran in certain directions.

Min Shu stood in the air and had a clear view of all the buildings in the city.

By looking at the architectural styles, it is easy to identify the locations with the largest number of Zerg rushing in.

It’s very interesting, they are kindergarten, primary school, middle school, high school and military academy.

These Zerg not only built a city, but also learned the same educational path as humans.

Minshu arrived at the kindergarten first.

There are many colorful patterns painted on it, which is quite childlike in a sense.

Of course, these paintings would be even more childish if the content was not about humans with their heads ripped off and their brains being sucked by insects, or humans being cut up as food.

The stars turned into Minshu's eyes, flowing in every corner of this kindergarten.

Soon, she found two Zerg concentration points.

One was very close to her, and the other was hidden underground.

Minshu went to the closer one first.

This city is highly similar to human cities, the only difference is that, except for the big door that Minshu shot through before, all other buildings have no doors.

So, when she appeared at the door of this classroom, the young insects inside suddenly huddled together, their tender tentacles entangled, looking very pitiful.

A higher-level Zerg stood in front of the larvae.

She has a pair of beautiful wings, her body is blue, and her eyes are big black, which is very consistent with human aesthetics.

"Sir, I am Yudie. Our tribe is a diplomatic race between the Zerg and humans. You should have seen my people. What I want to say is that no matter what grudges you have with other Zerg, please let these children go. They know nothing and have only been hatched for less than six months."

Min Shu glanced at the handicrafts hanging on the walls of the classroom.

"That finger looks like it belongs to a human child who is no more than five years old. And the skull you put your garbage in doesn't look very old either."

Yudie's expression changed slightly: "Those are just..."

The galaxy suddenly rose high, drowning the Zerg cubs that were unable to scream.

"It's just that it's not your kind."

The stars pierced through Yudie's chest, and the beautiful wings she had just raised drooped down in an instant, covering her resentful and sad eyes, and fell into the galaxy, leaving no trace.

The stars began to flow again, bringing Min Shu to the location of the basement he had noticed before.

The concentration of life here is more intense than that in the previous classroom.

However, this place was extremely empty and there was no entrance to be found.

Min Shu closed his eyes and sensed carefully.

After more than ten minutes, he slowly opened his eyes.

"Space folding."

She didn't think there was anything good in the basement.

But the Zerg actually spent a lot of effort to install a space folding system here.

You know, the Zerg can indeed achieve space folding, but that is their natural talent, not the power of technology.

In order to install a space folding system in the Zerg's territory, there must be human involvement.

I just don't know whether it was forced or voluntary.

Min Shu didn't think much about it and directly used hundreds of "Tianshu" to destroy the space folding device.

A huge underground cave appeared before her.

The stars were flowing, and before Min Shu even entered, he had already sensed no less than ten powerful auras.

These auras are simply not comparable to those minions she had killed before.

At least it is at the same level as the flying Zerg leader who was patrolling before.

Thinking of this, Min Shu couldn't help but think of Bishop Antioch who was left on the starship by her.

I don't know if her starship was damaged by their fight.

If it was damaged, the temple would have to reimburse her for the money.