The Unjust System and My War-Crazy Self

How many years have we been multiplying in this starry sky?

What kind of scene have you not seen?

Which idiot made up this ridiculous rumor when one can clearly see the truth by just looking up at the sky?

But with the destruction of the Federation and the disappearance of galaxies one after another in the starry sky, they were shocked to find that—

Depend on!

We have never seen such a scene before.

Thus, a great escape affecting countless galaxies and planets began in full swing.

Whenever someone claims that a planet or a galaxy is about to be attacked by the Devourer of the Stars, it immediately causes great chaos.

Whether they were nobles or bureaucrats, they would abandon their properties and territories and flee far away with their gold and silver.

They were afraid that the Star Devourer would appear above the planet in the next second and then pour down countless swarms of devouring bees.

In order to deal with this terrible world-destroying crisis, the empire naturally went all out.

Countless fortresses and strongholds were built densely, and a large number of Valkyries were ready to go. Of course, special war taxes were collected over and over again.

He even tried to make peace with the Holy Kingdom, and the two sides joined forces to fight against the Star Devourer.

But the strange thing is that although the propaganda shows that the killer bee swarm is a ferocious and evil monster, it is a terrifying natural disaster that wants to devour the entire galaxy in the next second.

But right.

The cry wolf has been heard again and again.

But the swarm of killer bees has not been seen moving towards the empire. They have been making trouble in the territory of the Federation, and no one knows what they are doing.

Soon, all kinds of rumors spread.

"Could it be that the Swarm of Devourers has no interest in the Empire?"

"Why do they only hang around in the Federation?"

"What's with the Swallowing Stars? I think it's just an excuse for Her Majesty the Queen to impose more taxes."

"Hey, I heard that."

"In fact, the killer bee swarms are the result of random experiments conducted by the Federation."

"It's just that I played too much and got myself into trouble."

The person who said it had a very convincing argument.

"Someone has posted confidential documents on the Internet

"It's said that it's because of the Federation's Cartwright family, who are carrying out cloning experiments."

"Out of despair and fear, the clone caused a commotion in the Federation's capital and released a mental wave that attracted a swarm of killer bees, which led to a bloodbath in the Federation."

"If it weren't for the federal government's reckless behavior, things wouldn't have gotten this bad."

"Then Her Majesty the Queen sent troops to take advantage, but was instead met with a brutal beating from the enemy, completely wiping out both legions."

Because the story sounded so convincing, many people were skeptical.

Even some scientific experimental stations on the outskirts of the empire have begun certain unspeakable operations...

"Bang!" The door was kicked open and a group of tall military officers strode into the laboratory.

They showed some documents.

"Imperial Secret Service!"

"Professor Sandra, please come with us!"

Professor Sandra, who was directing the students to do an experiment, pushed her glasses and said nothing.

"Is there something wrong?" her students protested.

"The professor has never done anything to betray the Empire."

"We can all testify for her..."

"Yes, and the Academy and the Empire are equal."

"The laws of the empire have no influence on our academy!"

"Get out!" The Secret Service agents glared at the students, and immediately scared them away.

"Humph." They snorted coldly.

A bunch of brainless students, they have really become stupid from studying too much.

The academy is nominally equal to the empire, but in reality it is a vassal of the empire, so of course the empire has control over it.

In a slightly dark office.

A cup of tea with a lid half closed was emitting a faint heat that made the air seem a little hazy.

"Professor Sandra, please take a seat." The Secret Service officer said politely.

"Don't be shy."

Professor Sandra was not polite at all and took a sip of the tea.

"Good tea."

"It's a rare and high-quality product."

"The only time I had a drink like this was when I was working for my teacher."

"Come on." The clerk was speechless for a while.

"I know your teacher has connections to the royal family."

"Don't bring up your teacher to scare us. We're not here to cause you any trouble_____"

"We came to you this time just to confirm one thing."

"Oh?" Hearing this, Professor Sandra pushed her glasses.

"That is to say."

"Have you reviewed my report?"

"Yeah." The clerk nodded.

After saying that, she took out a document from under the table.

"How should I put it? So far, I've been particularly... well, surprised by the fantastic content here."

All I saw on the report was "On the feasibility of operating killer bee swarms as imperial weapons."

"Professor Sandra." asked the Secret Service officer.

"Let me confirm once again, is this report of yours... serious?"

"Of course I'm serious." Professor Sandra replied confidently.

"After all, at first, I also thought the Swarm of Devouring Bees was just a group of monsters that would crazily devour everything."

"But after carefully studying the news from the front, I found something very wrong."

The main problem lies with the clones of the Cartwright family.

Originally, the swarm of killer bees was blocked outside the Boundary River Fortress, but it was suddenly attracted to the capital of the Federation.

Furthermore, the Devouring Bee Swarm wasn't busy attacking the Empire, but instead was searching the Federation repeatedly, seemingly searching for something...

So, Professor Sandra had a bold guess.

According to the files sent back, the clone had undergone genetic adjustments, resulting in unpredictable changes and becoming a male insect.

Does that mean that the Cartwright family's clone has something special that attracts the attention of the killer bees?

So now...

Are the killer bees also searching for the remaining cloned test subjects?

If they could take advantage of this, wouldn't the Empire be able to transform the Swarm of Slayers into some kind of special, natural disaster weapon?

For example, now in the empire, whether inside or outside the country, there are always some opponents who do not obey orders and deployments.

If we don't treat them lightly, they will stiffen their necks to show their dissatisfaction.

If you hit them too hard, it would make Her Majesty seem too weak.

As for some places, it is a bit difficult to take them down with the current strength of the empire.

But if you destroy them...

Is it a natural disaster like the killer bee swarm?

"This is a bold idea." After listening to Professor Sandra's speech, the Secret Service officer fell silent.

Others see the killing of bee colonies as a disaster that could destroy everything.

And this guy has actually already thought about how to control and use these monsters.

"Make bold assumptions and verify them carefully." Professor Sandra smiled slightly.

"Then, Your Majesty, do you have such thoughts?"

The Secret Service officer was silent for a while, then took out a second document from his pocket.

A mysterious smile appeared on Professor Sandra's lips.

Hehe, it went really smoothly.

【Mission: Lost Bubble.】

[Mission Objective: Capture the juvenile space amoeba.]

[Mission Description: In the dark starry sky, a young space amoeba is wandering nearby.]

[It seemed to have lost contact with its mother and could only make lonely and confused cries in the starry sky.]

Some researchers conducted research and fed it, successfully establishing a friendship with it.

[Perhaps, you should contact them and discuss the ownership of this pet?]

[Quest Reward: Rapid Growth Potion.]

"Oh my god, Bubbles?" At first, Shu Yichao was ready to treat the task prompt that popped up as a fart.

After all, it had previously pointed out an important task.

But in most cases, this so-called task prompt is basically irrelevant, and nine out of ten sentences are nonsense. It doesn’t matter whether you listen to it or not.

But this time...

Hey

That's a bubble.

The stars' designated cute pet!

A pet the size of a Leviathan battleship, a pet that has been following you around like a baby since childhood, treating you as its mother's pet, who wouldn't like that?

Even in the eyes of some players...

The fleet was destroyed?

Oh, there's nothing we can do about it, that's how war is.

Everyone at Star Harbor, please work hard and work overtime.

The home planet was bombed?

Oh, there's nothing I can do.

Sometimes this kind of thing cannot be avoided, just change it.

The research vessel is lost?

Tsk, an adventure? If there are no accidents, it can still be called an adventure?

The treasure was stolen?

Actually, that one doesn’t make a difference. I’ll find a new one next time.

Wait, you said Bubbles died?!!!