So I'm a sheep.

"You didn't make me angry."

The angel stared into the little girl's eyes: "Saliye, whether I say 'yes' or 'no,' it will help relieve most of your pressure."

"This time I'm giving you the greatest freedom. You can do nothing, or you can follow your own plan and annihilate all the command bugs on the battlefield."

"You will take full responsibility if anything goes wrong. Of course, if the operation is a great success, I will immediately promote you to battalion commander. I will never go back on my word!"

"..."

"Sir, I'm under a lot of pressure right now."

Sasha had a bitter look on her face. She knew Evelyn wanted to hone her skills further, but wasn't this a bit too fast?

'I've only been a squad leader for a few days, and I'm already in charge of a major operation against the Ig insectoids?'

"High pressure is a good thing. You're still young, so don't always think about living an easy life."

'Well, if we're living a comfortable life, why would we want to find ways to live a hard life?' the little girl muttered to herself.

After waiting for a while, seeing that Evelyn had no other instructions, Sasha bowed and returned to her room with a heavy heart.

............................................

Is annihilating the command insects a good thing?

Sasha thought about it all night and still felt that this was a great thing that would benefit the war!

Since it's such a great thing, let's get on with it!

The young girl first approached her teammates: "I have a plan..."

After revealing her thoughts, Sasha received unanimous approval from the archangels.

"Sir, without the Commander Bug, the Zerg forces will definitely fall into chaos."

"When the time comes, our army will launch a full-scale attack, and we will surely win!"

"It would be best if we could have more Protoss warships to support us, so that we would suffer less losses after the war."

Listening to the veterans' advice, Sasha silently refined her plan.

To launch a major counterattack against the Zerg, simply having the support of one's own teammates is certainly not enough.

After writing a detailed plan, Sasha went to the minister and commander one by one to seek their support.

I think it's fine.

"Haha, Lieutenant Sally, whatever you want to do, I'll definitely support you!"

Let's set a time.

“Excellent plan, I wholeheartedly support it.”

Sasha was naturally delighted to receive the full support of the angels.

but......

'I hadn't realized it before, but the angels who came to this world are either my supporters or have subtly expressed goodwill towards me.'

'None of those who don't get along with me came.'

Those who stayed behind to guard the house were all his opponents, while those who were biased towards him were all chosen by their superiors and came along.

Sasha herself wouldn't believe that Evelyn's action was unintentional.

'...'

Shaking her head, no longer thinking about these things, Sasha went to the command room and said to a longhorn beetle officer, "Please help me contact Captain Helen. I have something important to discuss with her."

Without any delay, the Star Family immediately contacted Helen for the little girl.

"Sasha, is there any new development?"

"The battle is at a stalemate, Helen. Now I have a plan that needs your support."

After explaining her battle plan in detail to the figure on the screen, Sasha asked expectantly, "Can you send more Protoss warships to support us?"

I can deploy the reserve forces.

Before the little girl could thank her, Helen immediately asked, "But, Sasha, are you really confident you can wipe out the brain worms in an instant?"

Brain worm?

That's a really disgusting name. I think "commander bug" sounds much better.

"Confident"

"Cerebrates look no different from ordinary bugs. They are randomly distributed on the battlefield. As long as there is one cerebrate, the Zerg forces will not be in chaos."

"Moreover, when the number of cerebrates on the battlefield decreases to a certain level, new cerebrates will be born rapidly."

Helen said seriously, "Instantly annihilate all the cerebrates on the battlefield. Before a new cerebrate is born, the Zerg forces will be in a state of temporary chaos."

"The opportunity to turn the tide of the battle could be fleeting..."

"Sasha, are you really sure?"

"..."

Hey, hey, hey, don't put too much pressure on me.

I was so confident, but after what you said, I suddenly feel guilty!

"Sasha?"

"Hehehehehe!"

"It's nothing, it's nothing at all~"

"What problems could there be if I personally take charge? Just wait for the good news of a great victory at the front!"

He gave Helen a thumbs up, and she paused for a moment before giving a strange smile.

"Sasa, you seem to be under a lot of pressure lately."

Uh, I... I was found out!

"Take a good rest. I'm counting on you to win a great victory."

"About the reinforcement fleet..."

"I'll send you all the reserve troops."

.................................................. ...

'What a true sister! She's so loyal!'

The little girl was deeply moved when she inadvertently noticed that Miss Celestial's smile on the screen... was a little strange.

Crazy, hysterical, yet tinged with inexplicable pleasure.

"The sea, Helen."

"What's wrong, my friend?"

"The battle is at a stalemate on my end, how's it going on your end?"

"What do you mean, how about it?"

"It's about seeking support from higher authorities and forming an alliance with humanity."

"..."

“Living Protoss are far more important than dead Protoss.”

"Ok?"

"That bastard has been causing trouble ever since he got back, spouting off a whole bunch of high-sounding platitudes, haha."

Helen revealed a sinister expression: "If I had known this would happen, I should have twisted his head off during the handover."

"Well"

"Those humans are interesting. Even at a time like this, their internal voices are still not unified!"

"The 'Three Races Alliance' is very popular among humans, but some clueless individuals strongly oppose it."

"Ha, if it weren't for the fact that we've never seen any humanoid insects before, I would suspect that those guys are Zerg spies!"

"..."

"Oh, really, I started complaining to you as we were talking."

Helen rubbed her face: "In short, if we have a huge victory against the Zerg, everything will be much easier."

Volume 1: Chapter 317 Carrying a Heavy Burden

While waiting for the support warships to arrive, Sasha still led the archangels to the front lines to fight every day.

Not only because of her status as a 'squad leader', but more importantly—Sasa wanted to double-check to see if there were any command bugs she had overlooked.

The young girl had confidently assured herself that she could annihilate all the Commander Bugs, so she must have been absolutely certain of her success.

However, as her proposed plan was officially approved, she suddenly became worried.

Did I really, really mark all the Commander Insects?

The battle has been intense lately. We must prevent too many of the commanders from being killed by the angels while they are mixed in with the horde of insects, so that new commanders can be born.

If there is even the slightest oversight, what follows will not be a counterattack, but a brutal war of attrition!

The fates of countless angels, star-kindled beings, and celestial spirits have been placed in their own hands...

"Ugh, this is killing me! Lately, after the war, I haven't been able to sleep at all."

Sasha knows that her mental state is terrible right now, but she doesn't know how to adjust it.

When he sought comfort from Commander Evelyn, the Seraphim only said, "You'll get used to it."

Can you get used to this?

Maybe...

But that's for the future. What should I do now?

Sasha desperately wanted to do something, but apart from going to the battlefield every day to kill the bugs and checking again and again to make sure that no bugs had escaped, she seemed to be able to do nothing!