Quick Transmigration: Playing the Role of a Devoted Tool

"Take him with you."

His tone was icy, and the intelligent worms immediately surrounded him, hooking their limbs onto the cocoon and supporting it steadily.

Subsequently, Ge Xi issued a command to the intelligent worm to launch the first attack on the human protected area.

Alarms soon sounded within the protected area.

Explosions and shouts from sentries rose and fell, and chaos spread instantly, successfully disrupting the sentries' vision.

Ge Xi, along with another group of intelligent worms, quietly made their way to a border checkpoint.

The two sentries at the checkpoint had just realized they needed to be on guard when they looked up and bumped into Ge Xi rushing towards them.

Her silvery-white hair gleamed coldly in the morning light, and her face was breathtakingly beautiful—the very image of the "dream girl" that many sentinels secretly talked about.

Both of them were stunned, their eyes filled with astonishment, and they subconsciously stopped what they were doing.

They simply couldn't believe that the face before them, more beautiful than they could ever imagine, would rush toward them with such aggression.

Before they could recover from their shock, Ge Xi had already flashed in front of them.

He didn't use his insect form; relying solely on his human physical abilities, his movements were as fast as a ghost.

With his left hand, he precisely gripped the first sentry's wrist and twisted it sharply. With a "crack" of bone breaking, the sentry's weapon fell to the ground.

Immediately afterwards, he slammed his right elbow into the other man's chest, and the sentry groaned and fell to the ground.

Just as a sentry raised his gun, Ge Xi dodged the bullet, rushed behind him, wrapped his arm around his neck, and pressed his fingertips firmly against his carotid artery.

Within seconds, the sentry's body went limp and he fell silent.

The whole process was clean and efficient, without any delays.

The other sentry had just recovered from his shock and hurriedly raised his gun, but Kexi had already dodged the bullet, rushed behind him in a few steps, grabbed his neck and pulled him in front of her.

Before the other party could struggle, his mouth suddenly split open to the sides, revealing the sharp mouthparts unique to the Zerg.

That exquisitely beautiful face was instantly distorted into a bizarre and ferocious expression.

The sentry's pupils contracted sharply, and the astonishment on his face was instantly replaced by despair. A muffled sob escaped his throat, filled with disbelief and despair.

How could this be...?

That person, so beautiful as to be like a dream, was actually a Zerg?

The collapse hadn't even had time to spread.

The next second, Ge Xi lowered her head and her mouthparts precisely bit the sentry's neck. With a crisp "crack" sound, blood gushed out instantly. The sentry didn't even have time to utter a complete scream before his body went limp.

Ge Xi chewed her food, took a few bites, and then spat it out in disgust.

After dealing with the sentry at the checkpoint, a few drops of blood stained his silver hair and slid down his hair.

Ge Xi raised her hand, gently wiping away the blood with her fingertips, a trace of coldness from the killing still lingering at the corner of her mouth.

No one noticed that a young sentry was hiding behind a pile of debris in the corner of the checkpoint.

The sentry was curled up on the ground, trembling all over, his face as pale as paper; he was clearly terrified.

The gun lay there at his feet, but he didn't even have the strength to reach out and pick it up.

He used to be a fan of Ge Xi, and had imagined her stunning face countless times.

But just now, after witnessing Gexi tear open the Zerg mouthparts and kill people, his faith collapsed instantly. He was devastated and heartbroken, and tears mixed with cold sweat streamed down his face.

Ge Xi's gaze swept across the corner and she quickly spotted him.

He raised an eyebrow, a faint smile playing at the corners of his lips.

She walked over with light steps, her silver hair swaying gently with her movements, making her look somewhat harmless.

He originally intended to bite off the neck of this "food," but as he got closer, his gaze fell on the sentry's chest.

There was a small paper crane pinned there, its color already somewhat faded.

Ge Xi paused, her expression changing slightly.

He recognized the origami cranes; Qi Ran had stayed up all night folding them as a gift for the wounded sentry.

He stopped his attack.

He crouched down and looked at the young sentry curled up on the ground.

Before the other person could react, Ge Xi reached out and gently pulled him into her arms.

His movements were gentle; his arms were lightly wrapped around the sentry's back, and his chin rested on the top of the sentry's head, just like when he usually hugged Qi Ran, with an almost tender intimacy.

The young sentry was stunned. His trembling gradually subsided, and his despair was dispelled by the sudden tenderness.

He opened his eyes wide, leaning blankly into Ge Xi's arms, a sense of relief rising in his heart, and the corners of his mouth unconsciously turned up slightly, thinking that he had been let go.

But the next second, the arms holding him suddenly tightened.

Ge Xi chuckled softly in his ear, her voice as gentle as a lover's whisper: "It won't hurt, sweetie."

As soon as he finished speaking, he gently twisted the hand holding the sentry's neck.

A crisp "snap" sounded.

The sentry's body went limp instantly, his face still bearing the smile of someone who had survived a close call, but his eyes had lost all their luster.

Ge Xi released his grip and gently placed the sentry's body on the ground. His fingertips brushed against the origami crane on the sentry's chest, his eyes showing no emotion.

He never cared about people's liking for him.

In his eyes, these humans were nothing more than food for him and his larvae.

Qi Ran was different; she was his precious little pet, and no one could hurt her.

He stood up and gestured with his chin toward the intelligent worms hiding in the shadows.

The intelligent worm immediately emerged from the cocoon containing Qin Boyan and followed behind him.

Ge Xi took one last look at the chaotic checkpoint, then turned and walked out of the protected area.

His figure quickly disappeared into the misty wilderness, leaving behind only a mess and a cold corpse.

By the time reinforcements arrived, it was too late.

A few days later.

In the polluted forest.

Night fell like thick ink, completely enveloping the wilderness at the edge of the polluted area.

Qi Ran and the ten sentries who accompanied him found a dry, sheltered cave to stay overnight.

In the open space in the center of the cave, a campfire was burning brightly, and the firewood was crackling as it burned.

The flickering orange-red firelight warmed everyone's faces and dispelled the cold, damp air from the depths of the cave.

Qi Ran felt a little cold, so she sat close to the inside of the campfire, wrapping the thick blanket she had brought tightly around her body, revealing only half of her fair face and a pair of bright eyes.

The fire continued to bake.

A faint blush quickly spread across his cheeks, and a fine sheen of sweat appeared on the tip of his nose.

My hands and feet, which had been stiff from the night wind, gradually warmed up and became relaxed.

Qi Ran squinted slightly, looking at the flickering firelight, and her nerves, which had been tense all day, finally relaxed a little.

The sentries traveling with me were all low-ranking sentries who were usually short of resources and rarely had the opportunity to receive professional treatment at a proper guide hospital.

During the day, they ventured deep into the edge of the contaminated area, killing insects along the way, their minds constantly on high alert.

Now that they were completely relaxed, many people's faces were visibly tired, and their eyes were full of weariness.

Qi Ran saw all of this, silently got up, and walked to the sentry closest to her.