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After receiving the information transmitted by the springtail, Rhodes sat in the leather armchair in the suite and began to think of a countermeasure.

Should I just run away? But I don't even know the way back to the flagship, how am I supposed to get back?

Moreover, he was no longer a wandering merchant without guards.

If you dare to set your sights on the wandering merchants, they'll definitely teach you a lesson.

"System, convert all the remaining energy into Zerglings for me."

[32 Springer Bugs redeemed. Current Energy Balance: 0]

Dozens of insect eggs appeared on the carpet in the suite with a flash of light, and then all of them hatched into springtails that were half a person tall.

Dozens of Zerglings crammed into Rhodes's residence, making the once spacious room appear slightly crowded. However, Rhodes could also sense that as the number of Zerglings increased, his control over each one began to weaken.

It seems that we will still need the Queen Worm to help control these Jumping Bugs in the future, but for now, Rhodes has enough control over them to command them.

Within his consciousness, after signaling the zebras scouting the perimeter to return, Rhodes found cover in his room and prepared to welcome the guests.

"We're here, this is it." Governor Pavie led the rebels to the location where Rhodes was.

"Hurry up, I can't wait to taste the suffering of the wandering merchant."

Looking at the blood-smeared corridor and the corpse of the Slaanesh demon with its claws still stuck in the door, Governor Pawi maintained his composure on the surface, but his trembling thighs betrayed his inner fear.

"But this building is equipped with automatic defense gun turrets. If we force our way in, this will happen... wait for me..."

Just then, the previously docile Lope suddenly struggled to his feet and shouted at the top of his lungs, "Traitorous merchants! Run! Governor Pavi has sided with Chaos! All these people outside are heretics! Ah!"

The gleaming dagger pierced his side, turning the last few words of his speech into a series of screams.

With a creak, the tightly closed black and gold door was slowly pushed open from the inside, and almost everyone's eyes turned to look at the door. However, the person who walked out of the door was not the merchant ronin Rod, who was holding a weapon.

A creature about half a person's height, resembling a hybrid of an animal and an insect, poked its head out from the doorway. It had two pairs of sharp front claws and well-developed hind legs, as well as a terrifying set of sharp teeth.

Then came the second one, the third one...

"This is... the Tyranids? No, how did these things get here!" The rebel leader was uncertain. As one of the several minor leaders planted in Esperan to instigate the Chaos Rebellion, he had heard of these creatures before.

Soulless, knowing only how to kill and devour, these leaping insects, though their appearance differed from what he knew, were still categorized by him as part of the Tyranid race.

"Except for those two, don't let the rest escape."

Rhodes' voice came from behind the door. Upon receiving the order, the jumping bugs immediately entered an excited battle state, spreading their scythe-like limbs and pouncing directly on the rebels in the corridor.

After a series of screams, several rebels had been impaled by springtails or had their throats slit.

"Don't just stand there, fire!" Finally, someone reacted, picked up their gun, and opened fire on the swarming leaping insects.

The bullets from the bolter struck the jumping insects, creating holes in their bodies, but these hordes of creatures showed no fear or hesitation, charging straight at them despite the firepower.

They managed to take down a few Zerglings with concentrated fire, but the Zerglings following closely behind had already leaped in front of them, tackling the rebels to the ground one by one, and then ending their lives with their fangs and claws. And from that door, Zerglings were still pouring out in droves.

These native inhabitants of the planets, who had just joined the rebels in Chaos, had never seen anything like this before.

"Monster! I don't want to die!"

Once one person starts running away, the rest will crumble.

The incited rebels screamed and ran to both sides of the corridor, but they soon discovered something.

Several jumping insects rushed in from the entrances on both sides of the corridor, blocking all their escape routes.

This was a battle with no suspense. Apart from the rebel leader who gave Rhodes some trouble, the total number of Zerglings lost did not exceed 10.

Moreover, as these defectors fell one by one, Rhodes discovered that the amount of universal energy in his system was also constantly increasing.

After the rebel leader who had previously boasted about using himself as material for his performance stopped breathing under the siege of the Zerglings, the amount of general energy in the Rhodes system rose back to over 300.

Rhodes walked out of the room. The scene outside was even more horrific than before. As a native Earthling, the sight of corpses piled up like a small mountain made him feel physically nauseous.

But psychologically, Rhodes wasn't so unable to accept it. After all, if it weren't for the jumping insects summoned by the system, he would probably be a completely disfigured corpse.

There were two other living people in the corridor. One was Governor Pawi, who was lying on the ground, pale-faced and unable to stand up.

Although he really wanted the Zerglings to deal with the governor who had betrayed him right now, he needed to find a way back to the flagship. Rhodes decided to let him go for the time being and settle accounts with him when they returned to the flagship.

As for the other one, Rod glanced at the guard lying on the ground, unconscious due to excessive blood loss from a wound on his side. I think his name was Lope.

Although shouting in that situation was irrational, Rhodes greatly admired the guard's loyalty. For both the Emperor and himself, letting the guard die was indeed a loss.

However, Rod quickly discovered the problem: Lope's wound on her side was still wide open, and blood was still gushing out. If left untreated, she would become a corpse in a few minutes, and there were no medical personnel or emergency medicines around.

Wait, didn't I just get my points?

Rhodes opened the shop panel in his mind, and his eyes quickly locked onto one of the options.

[Queen Insect: 150 General Energy]

[Possesses the skills to hatch fungal tumors, provide fluids, and hatch larvae]

Although it's uncertain whether the Queen's abilities will actually work on humans, or if there will be any side effects, Rhodes has no choice but to try anything, even if it seems hopeless.

After confirming it in his mind, a queen insect, nearly three meters tall, with a head covered in thick bone armor and a pair of huge bone blades on its back, appeared out of thin air in the corridor.

"What are your orders?"

"Help me stabilize this person's injuries, hurry, we're in a rush."

"Yes, ma'am." A thick stream of red protein fluid gushed from the gland in the queen's mouth, pouring directly onto Lope's wound.