I, Yuhaka, am hungry!

Upon hearing Vargra's words, Yuhaka nodded in agreement. Soon after finalizing the plan, Yuhaka secretly slipped away. Vargra, on the other hand, stayed behind to secure a suitable defensive position to resist attacks from the native Zerg swarms. After all, Vargra's swarms were relatively weak and not suited to direct confrontations with other powerful native Zerg swarms.

At the location where the roar originated, Yhaka saw a large creature with six legs leading its tribe toward the direction of Vagara. Yhaka looked puzzled, as she didn't know how the creature knew her patrol had been wiped out.

Soon, Ehaka smelled a familiar scent in the air. He had smelled this same scent in previous battles, but hadn't paid much attention to it at first. However, now, Ehaka seemed to have a general idea of ​​how the other side knew his team had been eliminated.

It was clearly the scent. That scent only appeared after I killed those primitive insect patrols. Obviously, how could they have discovered me so quickly after I killed those primitive insects?

However, even if it's been discovered, as long as you deal with the person who discovered it, there won't be any problems for a long time.

Thinking this, Yhaka didn't hesitate to take out the Demon-Slaying Holy Sword and the Baradion Divine Sword and attack the leader of the Primal Zerg swarm in front of him. Before the Primal Zerg leader could react, Yhaka beheaded him. The Primal Zerg swarm present were also caught off guard, as they had never expected their leader to be suddenly beheaded.

Yuhaka stood atop the head of the primitive Zerg leader he had just beheaded, looking down at the dumbfounded Zerg. Then, Yuhaka unleashed a deafening roar that sent shockwaves through the Zerg below. The Zerg, terrified by Yuhaka's roar, trembled in fear, their courage practically nonexistent. Although the little guy before them didn't seem particularly powerful, he had eliminated their leader without their knowledge, demonstrating his ability to kill their Zerg leader in a single blow, without their awareness.

Soon, under Yhaka's intimidation, he quickly brought this group of primitive Zerg under his control. Of course, after the effect of the intimidation roar wore off, a few mindless and unhappy primitive Zerg challenged Yhaka's authority. Displeased, Yhaka turned them all into mindless creatures.

After reuniting with Vagara, Vagara seemed relieved to see Yhaka return. Although he had heard Yhaka's roar earlier, Vagara was worried that something unexpected might happen. Now that he saw Yhaka safe and sound, leading the other Primal Zerg swarms back, Vagara felt that he had followed an extraordinary leader. If things went wrong, the leader might become the leader of the entire Primal Zerg swarm in Zerus.

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Located in the territory of Yuhaka's tribe, Yuhaka was preparing roasted meat, surrounded by a group of primitive insects. Of course, the insects were not attracted by the aroma of the roasted meat, but rather by their curiosity about Yuhaka's cooking. After all, primitive insects did not need to cook; they ate raw food. Their lives were not much different from those of ordinary wild animals.

As Yuhaka put the grilled meat into his mouth, Wagra, standing nearby, looked at him with a curious expression and asked:

"Um, Lady Youyou..."

"What are you doing? O~O".

Chewing on the roasted meat made by the leader of the primitive Zerg swarm that he had previously chopped down, Yhvaka looked at Vagara with a puzzled expression. Seeing that Yhvaka didn't seem angry despite his puzzled look, Vagara asked Yhvaka:

"Um, Lady Youyou, what are all these things you made for?"

Upon hearing Vagra's words, a small question mark appeared on Yuhaka's head. Clearly, he didn't understand why Vagra would ask such an obvious question. However, Yuhaka answered Vagra's question by saying:

"Youyou is grilling meat, aww O~O, the meat is a bit tough..."

"Roast, roast meat?"

Upon hearing Yuhaka's answer, Vagra was at a loss for words. Vagra knew the word "roast," as some primitive insects could use fire-breathing attacks, so he was familiar with the roasting method. However, Yuhaka's approach of not only roasting the meat with fire but also adding strange plants (spices) and liquids (sauces) left Vagra puzzled as to what was so good about it.

However, after thinking about it carefully, Wagra couldn't help but realize something. After all, Yhaka was also a primitive Zerg, so there must be a reason why the other party did this.

Wagra nodded in agreement, feeling quite impressed with his own intelligence. Meanwhile, Yuhaka, seeing Wagra's actions, wondered if there was something wrong with his head.

P.S.: The small size of the Termagne bug doesn't seem suitable for piling... Also, the Termagne bug's body model has large gaps, which is a bit troublesome. I don't know how to fix it. It seems that using grout is not very suitable.

Volume 2 [StarCraft II: Back to Home]: Chapter 1795 [The Hemagen Worm and the Next Target]

After finishing his barbecue, Yhaka began preparing for the next stage of his race's transformation. He first transformed the relatively weaker Zerg members of his original Zerg race. This time, the Zerg that Yhaka continued to transform were not the Temagne Zerg, but the opposite of the Temagne Zerg – the "Hemagen Zerg".

The difference between the Hemagnification Worms and the Termagnification Worms lies in the weapons they use. The Termagnification Worms employ a symbiotic weapon called a gun worm, while the Hemagnification Worms use claws to tear apart their enemies. In terms of unit definition, they are somewhat similar to the Zerglings in StarCraft 2, but the Hemagnification Worms are slightly larger than the Zerglings.

Similar to the Temagnon worm, it also has two hind legs and four forelimbs. Compared to the somewhat rounded Temagnon worm, the Hermagnon worm's head appears sharper, since the Hermagnon worm's head has sharp, horn-like structures, making it look more pointed.

However, these things are irrelevant, since it wouldn't be a problem for Ehaka to give the Temagne bug horns if he wanted to.

Under Yuhaka's control, the primitive Hemagnification worms in the hatching pool also had the characteristic dorsal spiny plates and serrated claws of primitive alien insects. The primitive alien insects that had become primitive Hemagnification worms were quite satisfied with their modified appearance. After all, they had an extra pair of long, sharp claws on their forelimbs, their bodies had become much more agile, and their entire bodies were covered with chitinous carapaces to protect them, which was much better than their original bodies.

Seeing that his tribal leader had produced another batch of modified primitive Zerg, Vagra looked somewhat puzzled and asked Yuhaka:

"Lord Youyou, won't these modifications consume your essence?"

Upon hearing Vagara's question, Yuhaka gave him an "OwO?" look, clearly puzzled by it as well. Yuhaka's modification of the primitive Zerg didn't require any essence; it was paid for by Zelus, though for Zelus, it was practically nothing.

Seeing Yuhaka's expression, Vagra also showed a shocked expression. After all, on the planet Zerus, any evolution requires essence to change. Even adapting to the environment requires consuming the essence in the body. However, Yuhaka's behavior just now did not seem to consume essence, which made Vagra feel as if he had heard that shopping was free.

Seeing Vagara's jaw drop in shock, Yhaka also looked at Vagara with an "OwO?" expression for a few moments before ignoring the dumbfounded Vagara and proceeding with his modification work. Yhaka transformed most of the weaker Primal Zerg into Primal Hemagnification and Primal Temagnification to strengthen the power of Yhaka's race.

At the same time, as Yhaka was preparing to cultivate new primitive Zerg, Vargra, recovering from his shock, said to Yhaka:

"By the way, Lady Youyou, what should we do about the territory of that primitive Zerg swarm we attacked earlier?"

Upon hearing Vagra's words, Yhaka suddenly remembered the territory he had conquered before, since that place also had hatching pools. Yhaka was unwilling to give up that place, so he asked Vagra to send a primitive Zerg leader to manage the area. At the same time, Yhaka also planned to modify the surrounding environment to make it suitable for the primitive Zerg under his command to survive, and also to deal with enemies.

After receiving Yuhaka's order, Vagra nodded to indicate that he understood. At the same time, as if remembering something, Vagra reminded Yuhaka:

"By the way, Lady Youyou, there's one more thing. There's a troublesome group of primitive Zerg in the area north of the territory we previously occupied."

"Troublesome?"

Hearing what Vargra said, Yhaka was a little puzzled. After all, when they attacked the original Zerg territory before, Vargra hadn't said it was troublesome. Now that he was saying it was troublesome, Yhaka couldn't help but wonder if the original Zerg territory was really that troublesome.

"Yes, the territory of that primitive Zerg is underground. That place is intricate and complex, like a giant spider web. Many leaders of primitive Zerg tribes have tried to invade it, but all have failed."

After hearing Vagra's explanation, Yuhaka looked at him curiously and asked:

"Failed? Why? Were they that strong?"

Regarding the question about Yuhaka, Wagra shook his head and said:

"No, the primitive Zerg in that swarm isn't particularly strong, but their sheer numbers, coupled with the intricate network of underground tunnels, allow them to easily surround the attacking force. The separated attacking force will quickly be overwhelmed and brutally killed by the claws and fangs of countless primitive Zerg."

After listening to Wagra's words, Yuhaka couldn't help but think about it. Based on Wagra's words, Yuhaka couldn't help but think of a kind of underground social insect, namely ants. Thinking of this, Yuhaka also remembered a science fiction movie, in which there was a swarm of insects chasing the protagonists in an underground space. To be honest, Yuhaka thought that movie was silly, but Yuhaka felt that the general situation was just like what he thought.

Furthermore, underground spaces are excellent defensive locations, preventing other primitive Zerg from sneaking around to one's territory and launching surprise attacks. Underground spaces can also be used to expand territory and effectively defend against potential aerial attacks from primitive Zerg.

Thinking of this, Yuhaka clapped his hands and then said:

"Yoshi! Youyou wants to hit that spot."

Upon hearing Yuhaka's words, Vagara was stunned for a moment before reacting and looking at Yuhaka, saying:

"Wait, is Lady Youyou planning to attack the territory of that primitive Zerg swarm?"

To Vagra's question, Yhaka nodded in agreement. After confirming Yhaka's decision, Vagra paused for a moment before saying to Yhaka:

"Uh... Lady Youyou, with our current strength, it might be difficult to break in over there. Do you have any ideas?"

"Hmph =w=~ Youyou is very smart, she'll have a solution soon."

Upon hearing Yuhaka's answer, Vagra couldn't help but feel very curious, since it couldn't think of any way Yuhaka could solve the difficult-to-attack primitive Zerg nest.

Volume 2 [StarCraft II: Back to Home]: Chapter 1796 [What's coming will come eventually.]

After Yhaka decided to attack the underground Zerg swarm's lair, Vagra didn't say anything. After all, Vagra was confident in Yhaka's strength, and the new things Yhaka had created made Vagra feel very reassured about him.

Although Yhaka was somewhat confident, he still needed sufficient intelligence to investigate the situation there. Wagra also had some understanding of the situation there, though not much, but enough for Yhaka to consider how to allocate his forces to deal with it.

According to the intelligence provided by Vagra, there are a great many primitive Zerg over there. Although those creatures that look like small primitive springtails are weak, their sheer numbers are still a major headache. After all, a large number of ants can kill an elephant. Moreover, those weak primitive Zerg cannot provide much essence to the other primitive Zerg. Therefore, most of the powerful primitive Zerg cannot obtain any useful essence from those primitive springtails, so the powerful primitive Zerg are too lazy to bother with those weak primitive Zerg.

The terrain there is also a very tricky problem. After all, it is a place where small primitive insects can enter, but large primitive insects basically have no way to get in. As for digging holes, it goes without saying that as soon as a hole is dug, primitive insects in the underground nest will swarm in, and the various charges and self-destructions will be very troublesome, unless the number of insects can exceed that of the other side.

However, Yuhaka is not without ways to counter his opponent.

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Located in the hatching pool, Vagra squatted there looking uneasy. Vagra looked at Yuhaka beside him and said:

"Um, Lady Youyou, are you really sure there's no problem?"

Upon hearing Vagara's words, Yuhaka gave Vagara a thumbs-up with an "OwOd" expression, indicating that there was no problem. Vagara was then enveloped in a giant cocoon.

Seeing that Vagara was wrapped in a cocoon, Yhaka began to prepare to modify Vagara. After all, they would be attacking the underground nest later, and Vagara's huge size was not suitable for burrowing. Yhaka wanted to make some modifications to him, not just to his size, but also other modifications. Vagara was a little worried about this.

Soon, under Yuhaka's modification, the Vajra emerged from the cocoon. Upon emerging, the Vajra suddenly realized that its field of vision had become much lower, and when it looked at Yuhaka, it was not looking down at him, but looking up at him.

"Ugh...why am I so short—hmm? My voice sounds distorted??? Hmm hmm hmm!? Why does my body feel so soft and squishy?!"

Wagra tried touching his mouth and found that it had also become soft. Then Wagra touched his whole body and found that his body had also become soft. Wagra felt as if the sky had fallen.

"Where are my hard shell and sharp claws?! QAQ?!"

Vagra—no, she should be called Vagra now—was once a colossal creature tens of meters tall, but now she's a little girl no taller than Yuhaka. However, unlike ordinary little girls, Vagra still retains some of her former features, such as a pincer-like tail, six pairs of sharp horns, and fin-like ears.

Seeing Vargra's tearful appearance, Yuhaka began to wonder if he had done something wrong. However, seeing her sobbing, Yuhaka reminded Vargra:

"Idiot, you can turn back now OwO."

Upon hearing Yhwaka's words, Vargra, who had just been wearing a tearful expression, immediately looked at Yhwaka with a puzzled expression and asked:

"Eh? Really?"

Hearing this, Vargra tried to transform back, and then discovered that she could revert to her original Zerg form. This relieved Vargra, who looked at Yohaka with a conflicted expression and asked:

"Lord Youyou, isn't that thing a little too weak? How can it fight enemies without sharp teeth, claws, and a carapace?"

Regarding Vargra's question, Yuhaka explained to her that she had a second form after her transformation. Hearing Yuhaka's words, Vargra tried to transform into the second form Yuhaka mentioned. Soon, under Vargra's transformation, Vargra became similar to Yuhaka's second form. Compared to her first form, the little girl, the second form, a half-human, half-zombie appearance, was more comfortable for Vargra. At least she still had claws and a carapace, and she also had two pairs of arms, unlike her original form.

"Phew~ This is a little better, but the way it looked just now was still hard to accept."

Hearing Vargra's words, Yuhaka looked at his small, white hands and then said to Vargra:

"Youyou is very strong, so there's no need to worry about that, OwO~"

Upon hearing Yhaka's words, Vargra couldn't help but think of how Yhaka, with her seemingly weak appearance, had managed to defeat two Primal Zerg leaders. Although the two leaders weren't particularly formidable, Primal Zerg leaders were generally not to be trifled with. Apart from the deadliest Primal Zerg, Vargra couldn't find any Primal Zerg that could defeat these two leaders in an instant.

"Yes, is that so?"

Thinking about this, Vargra scratched her head, but soon she remembered something and asked Yuhaka:

"By the way, Lady Youyou, can I still use those symbiotic weapons even in this form?"

Ehka nodded in agreement regarding Vargra's question. He then took out a symbiotic weapon from the hatching pool that was even larger than the original Temagne worms. In addition, Ehka also handed Vargra several biological-like swords. Upon seeing these, Vargra's large tail swayed involuntarily. After all, Vargra had wanted to use those symbiotic weapons for a long time, since no original Zerg would refuse the power to become stronger.

"Let's try out these weapons! OwO~"

Upon hearing Yhaka's permission, Vargra eagerly accepted the symbiotic weapon that Yhaka handed her.

P.S.: I was bored, so I wrote a second update. I don't have any new ideas for the new book, but I've come up with a new theme, which makes it a bit difficult to choose.

Volume 2 [StarCraft II: Back to Home]: Chapter 1797 [The New Symbiotic Weapon and the Beginning of the Offensive]

After receiving the symbiotic weapon from Yhaka, Vargra was like a little kid who had just received a new gift. At the same time, Vargra also noticed that the weapon in her hand was quite different from the ones used by the Temagn worms. In particular, the weapon that resembled the sword used by Yhaka was something Vargra had never seen before. However, this did not stop Vargra from using this weapon as a claw. The other symbiotic weapon resembled the one used by the primitive Temagn worms, but it looked a little different, being longer and thicker.

According to Yuhaka, this peculiar symbiotic weapon is called the Hook-Sting Strangulator. This symbiotic weapon can launch a peculiar seed that, once launched, rapidly grows and matures into a large clump of hook-like tendrils within seconds. This tendrils trap creatures within their attack range, and the sharp claws on them can also cut. Moreover, these hook-like tendrils are also carrying neurotoxins, ensuring that the trapped prey has no way to resist.

At the same time, these hook-like tendrils parasitize their prey, invading its neuromorphic structure to control its body. Meanwhile, sharp, blade-like tentacles and blood-red flowers grow from the hook-like tendrils, serving as defensive weapons for the parasitic host.

The symbiotic weapon that resembles a blade is the bio-blade. Unlike ordinary claws, this bio-blade is not only extremely hard, but it also uses a psionic field to cover the blade. This psionic field, used to tear through enemy armor, can easily rip through enemy armor. Unless the opponent has a targeted defense or special defensive structure, it is basically impossible to resist the attack of this bio-blade. Of course, not just any primitive insect can use this blade. Without great strength, it is basically impossible to control this symbiotic weapon, and one wrong move could leave you drained dry.

At the same time, this sharp blade also absorbs the enemy's essence and feeds it back to its user, which is to say it has a life-stealing effect.

After listening to Yhaka's explanation, Vargra's eyes lit up as she looked at the bio-blade in her hand. Although Vargra didn't know what a hook-and-strangle cannon was, she was very excited to hear about the bio-blade's abilities. For a primitive insect like Vargra, weapons like claws would be very familiar. Moreover, according to Yhaka, this weapon would be extremely sharp and could heal her wounds, which would save Vargra from having to eat during battle. Most importantly, she didn't seem to be eating much in her current state because her mouth was too small to take in too much biomass at once, making it more difficult to heal herself.

However, if this weapon can absorb biomass to heal itself, then it can focus on fighting. But... what is psionic energy?