Chapter 591: Chapter 585: Strange Person
The thing that scared Finn Lewis the most was that the Earth was treated as a private planet and flown over by extraterrestrials without the Earth’s population even noticing. And dammit, it was obvious they had someone managing all this. No wonder the person who had earlier wanted to kill Lewis had been so careful–the planet’s entire atmosphere was constantly monitored, and clearly that man didn’t want these people to find out.
And Zero, apparently, knew who these people were. Zero was right; these people were likely from some official organization. But where was this so-called organization located? What kind of country is it? This was the first time Finn felt hopelessly insignificant. He knew alien life forms existed, but because he had Zero around, he felt he had no reason to fear aliens, or rather that he didn’t have a strict understanding of what aliens were.
Now, however, Finn suddenly realized just how vast the gap between them was, an almost unbridgeable one at that. Moreover, he found himself puzzled by the fact that the aliens didn’t look like the grotesque creatures humans imagined them to be. True, there were such aliens, for example, the few people who came to assassinate Finn, but they seemed to be mere hitmen. The ones that ruled among these aliens were still human-like.
That was a massive load of information. He didn’t know how long a star year was, but at most it would be the same as an Earth year. Finn had no idea how much he could develop in a year, but undoubtedly, he suddenly had an unprecedented sense of urgency.
“Young master,” Olivia Thatcher’s voice suddenly sounded as Finn was lost in thought.
“Hm,” Finn raised an eyebrow.
“Launch them, but don’t consume too many units, and don’t let people capture this scene,” Finn thought and decided not to refuse. If the insects were confined to Earth, if someone eliminated all of them, for example, if the aliens annoyed the insect species, then Finn’s previous efforts would be in vain. If this is the case, it would be better to have a plan B, so Finn doesn’t have to worry too much.
“Supreme Ruler, you don’t have to worry, we will gradually launch the spores into deep space, and the spores have a certain ability to hide, they will not be detected by human detection systems,” Keller responded respectfully to Finn.
Finn didn’t answer, but directly cut off the psychic link between them. They couldn’t launch too many spores like this in a short time as each spore needed a considerable amount of energy. However, according to the information Finn got from the main hive, the Icarus Insect Species expanded in six-dimensional space during their initial phase by launching an enormous number of spores.
These spores were scattered throughout the universe, many of the spores survived and hatched on a variety of planets. Once a queen was hatched, they rapidly multiplied and terrifying numbers of insect units rejoined the rule of the supreme ruler, bringing back a terrifying number of insect units.
Some queens that landed on planets with good conditions even developed into the Leviathan. That thing evolved from the main hive, you can imagine, a hive that was only a few dozen meters high initially has to evolve into a Leviathan almost the size of a moon. How much energy is that going to consume?
After agreeing to Keller’s suggestion, Finn did not return to Celeston City. It was broad daylight now, returning to Celeston City would make it easy for him to be discovered, but he didn’t go anywhere else either.
As he wandered around, he discovered something strange. Because there were two people dealing with a corpse.