Marvel: I became an ancestor by sacrificing offerings.

As the giant ship girl Ishtar made several space jumps, a planet almost identical to Earth rapidly magnified in their field of vision.

What first caught Gwen and the others' attention was the enormous sculpture standing at the highest point, modeled after the Statue of Liberty on Earth—

That was the ridiculous face of the Supreme Evolution itself, with a monkey perched on its shoulder.

"How narcissistic," Gwen remarked, frowning as she looked at the statue through the porthole.

Not only Gwen disliked the statue, but Peter also found it objectionable, so he simply gave an order to Ishtar beside him:

"Ishtar, crush him!"

"Yes, Master!"

Ishtar nodded, and the giant ship girl adjusted her posture in mid-air the next second.

Like a colossal giant of light, he landed on both feet and crushed the enormous statue to pieces with one stomp.

The terrifying force caused a violent tremor, even forming a visible ring-shaped shockwave that sent dust and debris flying from the surrounding white-domed buildings.

On the ground, the experimental creatures with animal heads and human bodies were all stunned by this scene.

The group of captive experimental subjects stared in shock at the giant girl who had fallen from the sky, momentarily forgetting to run away.

On the other side, the moment the ship girl Ishtar landed, Peter and the others were also teleported out of the ship girl's body.

After landing, they looked around, their eyes sweeping over the pig-headed, sheep-headed, dog-headed, and rabbit-headed people... The smiles on their faces quickly disappeared.

These orcs were clearly not genetically modified to look like this.

The pig-headed man has obvious stitches on his rough neck, the goat-headed man has several patches of skin of varying shades on his shoulders, and the dog-headed man's ears are clearly derived from two different dog breeds...

Behind each of them is a collection of several, or even a dozen, lives.

Gwen looked at the orcs, her eyes filled with heartache.

Natasha emanated a chilling aura, and the sight of these orcs covered in stitches reminded her of her experience in the Red Room years ago.

The orcs before me, with their terrified yet curious gazes, may have endured hardships and suffering far exceeding my own!

Rocket jumped off Groot's shoulder and looked at the beastmen, his claws clenching so tightly they cracked, his round eyes swirling with complex emotions—anger, pain, and something deeper, a empathy that could only be understood by those who had experienced it all firsthand.

"Every living thing here," Rocket's voice was hoarse, "is that bastard's experiment, a surviving experiment."

"He created these creatures not for the sake of biological evolution, but simply to satisfy his own curiosity!"

"Just for this," Peter said calmly, but those who knew him well could tell that this calmness often meant someone was about to be in big trouble.

"The highest evolution must die."

As they were talking, Ishtar spoke in a cold voice from the side:

"A large number of armed personnel have been detected gathering here. The estimated number is approximately five thousand, and it continues to grow..."

The moment the words fell, the earth in the distance tore open, and a colossal spaceship rose into the air.

The spaceship's hatch opened, and countless pig-headed soldiers, riding individual flying vehicles and carrying jetpacks, flew out.

They were physically robust, and although they had pig heads, their movements carried a mechanical quality, as if they had been trained in a formulaic way.

Upon seeing these pig-headed men, the surrounding animal residents began to scatter in panic, and the scene instantly descended into chaos.

Deep within that colossal spaceship, the Supreme Evolution, clad in purple robes, gazed at the massive Ishtar on the monitoring screen. His prominent, bloodshot eyes, etched with the marks of years of experimentation, gleamed with greed.

"What a perfect creation..." he murmured to himself, his tone carrying an almost morbid obsession.

"That enormous combination of biological and mechanical beings can maintain such a perfect humanoid structure, and the impact force on the ground upon landing can be controlled with such precision... This must be using some kind of biomechanical technology that I haven't yet mastered..."

At this point, the expression on his face quickly changed from fanaticism to anger:

"Damn it, damn it, damn it! Such a magnificent creation should have been invented by me, the supreme being of evolution!"

"How dare anyone else get ahead of this genius!"

"All troops, immediately capture that enormous girl and bring her to my laboratory—do not damage her core tissue structure, I want to make her my latest test subject."

The Supreme Evolution was yelling and screaming like a madman when, in the next second, he saw Rocket and the others suddenly appear at the feet of the giant girl.

The screams of the Supreme Evolution ceased abruptly the moment they saw the rocket.

His eyes widened suddenly, almost popping out of their sockets.

That greedy and obsessed expression was instantly replaced by an even more fervent obsession:

"That's... 89P13?! It actually delivered itself to our doorstep?! Hahaha, hahahaha, there's even an unexpected surprise!"

He pressed the communication button again, his voice becoming increasingly high-pitched and frantic, even showing obvious cracking:

"Bring it back! Bring it back to me alive! Don't harm a single hair on its head! Its brain belongs to me!"

Beside him, the High Priest of Sovelin, whose exquisitely crafted face was sculpted flawlessly with genetic technology, first gave the Supreme Evolution a disdainful look, then turned his gaze to the projection screen.

When she saw a golden figure emerge leisurely from behind Peter, fiddling with its fingers and looking around with its mouth agape, she displayed an expression identical to that of the highest evolution:

"Adam?!" the high priest exclaimed in shock. "My child, how could he... Wasn't he supposed to be chasing that raccoon? How did he end up with those people?"

The Supreme Evolution coldly turned its head and glanced at her, the chill in its eyes causing the High Priest to instinctively take a half-step back.

"You have the nerve to say that? I've had your Sovereign tribe carefully nurture you for so many years, and this is the kind of idiot you've raised?"

"Well, that's because you insisted on opening the cocoon prematurely, which caused this..."

Before she could finish speaking, a gravitational force acted upon her, causing her body to uncontrollably fly towards the highest evolution, whereupon the other party grabbed her by the neck:

"You'd better get your idiot son to understand his place right now." The voice of the Supreme Evolution was chillingly cold.

"If he ruins my plans, then I think... the Sovereign race has no reason to exist!"