The Monster Girl's Evolution

C1 – A Monster Girl or An Insect?

The psychedelic forest was encompassed in a thick cloud of fog, barring the vision of everyone, while behind those thick fog ruled chaos, as countless ferocious creatures fought valiantly, dying the earth a shed of red, breaking the peaceful atmosphere of the forest.

Some distance away, under a muddy patch of grass, a unique and cute little creature stuck her head out from the dark insect egg.

“Oh, what the hell is this?”

‘Why am I born among this terrifying pile of insects? And why are there so many disgusting insects?’

The little creature retreated back into her egg, occasionally blinking her eyes seemingly in a trance, somewhat unable to believe what she was witnessing.

The area was densely packed with eggs. Occasionally, one or two fat insects would crawl out from them. They looked scary and hideous.

“I think I was playing a game a few moments ago, right? Why did I appear in such a place and become a monster girl?”

She wanted to cry but couldn’t shed any tears. She was at a loss in front of the scene playing before her eyes.

From time to time, one or two terrifying white insects crawled out of their eggshells in the vicinity. They wriggled around at leisure. Occasionally, they would take a bite of the grass, then lay down with their bellies facing the sky, without moving an inch at all.

Of course, these insects were not harmonious. Some of them were very strong, they would crazily attack their companions, and swallow their corpses into their stomachs.

‘Damn it, so scary!’

The Little Insect Girl hid in the semi-destructed eggshell, trembling in fright.

Soon, her stomach was hit by the pangs of extreme hunger.

‘What should I do? Should I go out?’

However, if she went out, it would be bad if she followed the footsteps of those dead insects, and confronted strong insects.

“Ah, it doesn’t seem to be a good idea to stay here. Let’s go and eat some leaves first.”

Her tender arms grabbed the edge of the eggshell, as she tried shouldering her way out, struggling to climb, and her lower half of the body rippled with all the strength it could muster.

“Ouch.”