So I'm a sheep.

but......

'Fine, how can I give up if I don't try it myself?'

"Sasha, I haven't congratulated you yet, but you've won another victory." Miss Xingling changed the subject with a smile.

"Failure to advance the front line is equivalent to no victory; even if we win a battle, it will be for nothing."

The little girl looked rather depressed. Just over ten days ago, she had used her experience from the previous victory to crush the swarm of insects, but before she could even finish cleaning up the battlefield, another large wave of insectoid troops arrived.

Coincidence?

Sasha desperately hoped it was just a coincidence.

You can't say that.

"Sasha, you led the angels to two great victories against the insect horde, which greatly boosted our morale."

Helen comforted her, "If we want more victories, we must wait until Commander Evelyn returns."

"Hmm, sir, you've been deep in enemy territory for quite some time now. I wonder how things are going."

"Haha, that tyrant can't do anything to Commander Evelyn, you can rest assured!"

(But at the same time, Commander Evelyn probably can't do anything to that tyrant either.)

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strange,

That's so strange.

That's really strange.

I've been rampaging around for so many days, why haven't I seen a single swarm of Zerg, except for that initial Zerg army?

Evelyn sensed something was wrong; the Zerg couldn't possibly be so lucky as to avoid her every time.

In other words...

Am I being monitored?

But how could they silently monitor a Throne? It's almost impossible.

Evelyn pondered for a long time, then suddenly her gaze fell upon a desolate planet in the distance.

'I've been intentionally ignoring these old insect nests; could they be serving a surveillance purpose?'

With a flick of the finger, the insect hive inside the planet was annihilated.

Trying to save trouble but creating problems for myself.

Shaking her head, Evelyn decided to put in more effort this time.

As they continued forward, all the insect nests they sensed were destroyed.

Doing so is tantamount to telling the tyrant your location, but it certainly won't change anything in the short term.

But that's okay. As time goes by, the opponent's 'blind spots' will increase, and then the scales of victory will tip in your favor.

After several days of busy work, Evelyn suddenly decided to fly back for a while.

"..."

What's going on? How did the insect hive get rebuilt?

After casually erasing the insect hive, the angels returned the way they came.

Good heavens, all the thousands of insect hives that she destroyed before have now been rebuilt without missing a single one!

Evelyn's eyelids twitched violently, and her anger surged, almost making her want to crush those planets into dust.

Without a planet as a foundation, let's see how you build your nest!

However, the angel's hand froze in mid-air as soon as it was raised.

These planets are occupied by the Zerg, and as long as the Protoss don't reach this area, they will become Zerg production bases.

Furthermore, these planets are devoid of life except for insects, so the Seraphim felt no burden in destroying them.

But she absolutely cannot do that!

'If I were to destroy countless planets with a wave of my hand, the Protoss would definitely turn against me when I get back...'

A rational analysis suggests that destroying a planet could be advantageous to the war effort.

Sorry, the Protoss don't buy that.

'Sigh, the Starlight came to this world and worked itself to the bone fighting bugs, largely to strengthen the friendship between the angels and the celestials.'

These planets are untouchable.

Volume 1: Chapter 321 The Iron Triangle

"All troops, attack!"

As the stars shone down, the little girl waved her hand with great flair.

The Protoss warships roared with their main cannons, and after three salvos, the Angels swiftly launched an assault on the swarm of Zerg.

Similar scenarios have occurred twice before, and now, on their third collaboration, the Protoss and the Angels have clearly developed a tacit understanding.

"Looks like another resounding victory."

"Yes, we won, but the key is what comes next..."

Sasha floated in the air, not overjoyed by the victory, but rather looking somewhat worried.

The larva's hissing interrupted the little girl's thoughts. Turning her gaze, she discovered that the worm, which had grown to the size of a washbasin, was baring its fangs and claws at the angels around it.

I tried to soothe him with the light of miracles, but it didn't have much effect.

"It must have gotten anxious seeing its swarm of insects broken."

Helen calmly said, "The Ig insectoids are difficult to assimilate. Even if they are fed by angels every day, they will immediately show murderous intent towards their 'bread and butter' when they see their own kind being killed."

"..."

"These bugs buzz around you all day long, it's really disgusting to look at them."

"How about I get you a different pet?"

Upon hearing this, Sasha couldn't help but laugh.

"Forget it, I don't have the leisure to keep pets right now."

"The experiment failed, Chris, thank you for your help."

As soon as she finished speaking, the larva seemed to be greatly stimulated and rushed frantically towards Chris.

"receive"

With a casual flick of his finger, he killed the larva. The archangel asked in surprise, "Sir, why did it suddenly go berserk? What did you do?"

Previously, the larvae were angry, but they only dared to threaten; they didn't have the guts to actually commit suicide.

(At first, it will succumb to Sasha's miracle light; compared to its kind, this larva is quite timid.)

But as soon as the little girl finished speaking, it suddenly 'went crazy,' and there seemed to be something wrong with it no matter how you looked at it.

"My Miracle Light cannot tame the Zerg, not even the larvae."

"But it is still possible to amplify their inner emotions."

After all this research, this little trick is probably Sasha's only takeaway.

'This doesn't seem very useful; it's more practical to use Miracle Light to lock onto the Commander Bug.'

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"Sir, a large number of Zerg are moving towards our position!"

By this time, the combined forces had already dealt a major blow to the swarm of insects, but before they could even begin the pursuit, a new, overwhelming enemy force appeared.

"What are the main types of troops on the other side? Still the same old three?"

"Yes, sir."

The young girl pondered for a moment, then turned to Helen and asked, "Acidic worms, spiked worms, and command worms—isn't this the most cost-effective unit combination?"

"This is the Zerg 'iron triangle'! It's the cheapest to build and very practical. It's the standard for attrition warfare."

Helen said helplessly, "After witnessing the power of Commander Evelyn, that tyrant has probably adjusted his strategy."

The high-level Zerg units that were once frequently seen on the battlefield have suddenly disappeared. It's normal to encounter the "iron triangle" combination once, but if you encounter it two or three times in a row, it speaks volumes.

"Helen, you are much better than me."

"Right now, the commander is tying up most of that tyrant's energy in enemy-occupied territory. With your help, we're sure to be able to turn the tide!"

Faced with the little girl's expectant gaze, Miss Celestial Spirit simply shook her head and said, "It's meaningless."

Pointless?

How could this be meaningless!

Why is it meaningless?

The sudden sound startled the little girl. She looked closely and saw Evelyn standing beside her, looking very unhappy.

"Sir!"

"Commander Evelyn, how was your trip?"

Facing the disapproving gaze of the Seraphim, Helen asked calmly and confidently.

"..."

Evelyn's momentum faltered, and her expression gradually became awkward.

At first, he confidently assured the Protoss that there would be a glorious victory, but after going out and wandering around, apart from wiping out the first swarm of insects he encountered, he spent the rest of the time wandering around like a headless fly, without gaining anything.

They completely failed to keep their promises to their allies, and that's...

"I'm ashamed to say that after wiping out a Zerg army, that Tyrant started playing hide-and-seek with me."

"It's a master of hide-and-seek, and I'm a newbie. I couldn't beat it, so I came back."