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A viscous red liquid covered the wound on Lope's side. The wound, which was still bleeding, began to wriggle and heal at a visible speed under the cover of this protein fluid.

In just over ten seconds, the red liquid was completely absorbed by Lope's wound, and the originally hideous wound had closed up, leaving no trace of the injury.

Governor Pawi stared wide-eyed at the scene before him, dumbfounded.

The ability to summon such a massive creature out of thin air is usually something only a psionicist could do, but in his entire career, he had never heard of his superior, the current merchant ronin of the Vandrick dynasty, possessing psionic powers.

Moreover, the creature summoned before them did not look like something that a legitimate psychic in the Empire could summon.

Could it be that the wandering merchant had already sided with Chaos, and the rebellion on this planet was merely part of his plan?

Thinking of this, Pavi forced back the ingratiating smile he had given to the rebel army, but was met with a glance from Rhodes and could only swallow his words.

He could roughly guess what this opportunist was thinking: either he had been replaced, or he had simply switched sides, while the other person was still figuring out how to continue to please him.

Having a planetary governor with no loyalty whatsoever, who only knows how to change sides, shows that my Vandrick dynasty has indeed fallen into decline.

Even if he wanted to live a better life, he still had to develop his merchant ronin dynasty a little.

Thinking of this, Rhodes checked the condition of the guard named Lope in front of him again.

Her breathing was steady, her skin was no longer the deathly pale from excessive blood loss, and her wounds had completely healed.

More importantly, the other party did not appear to have any signs of mutation or infection, nor did it grow any strange limbs or tentacles.

At first, Rhodes was worried that the Queen's fluid therapy would have side effects, just like the infected humans he had seen in the game. But now it seems that as long as Rhodes doesn't give the order, his Zerg shouldn't produce any swarm virus to infect the planet.

"Tell me, where is the nearest launch port right now?" Rhodes turned to look at Governor Pavie.

"Honorable merchant ronin, the nearest launch port... should be to the east of the Governor's Mansion." Pavi wiped the cold sweat from his face.

"Take these two with you, and let's set off now." Rhodes turned and instructed the Queen Bug behind him, then ordered the Zerglings to scatter and scout the road ahead.

Nearly two hours later, Rhodes arrived at the launch port of the Governor's Palace.

Of course, this wasn't because Pawi's governor's mansion was large, or because there were many enemies along the way; it was simply because...

The queen insect crawled too slowly.

Unlike the Norn Queen, who commands an entire fleet, most Zerg Queens are only responsible for managing their own hatcheries. Only the best of the best can lead an entire Zerg hive.

This is precisely why the queen of the Zerg has a body structure designed to make her crawl as slowly as a tortoise on the ground outside the Zerg hive's fungal carpet.

Seeing the queen insect swaying with every step she took, Rhodes couldn't quicken his pace.

After all, the wounded are still counting on the queen to transport them.

However, although the Zerg Queen moves slowly, as one of the core defenses of the Zerg Hatchery, her combat power is undoubtedly formidable.

In close combat, the Queen has a pair of huge bone blades on her back that can easily pierce through the crude armor of the rebels. When facing enemies at a slightly greater distance, she can also spray out bone spines containing strong acid from her body, directly creating several holes in the opponent's body.

Rhodes felt a pang of pain just looking at it, after all, the screams from the other side were far more agonizing than those of the guards who had just been stabbed in the back.

However, Rhodes was lucky; there were still undamaged shuttles in the launch port.

Perhaps the rebels thought that the merchant ronin's personal guard had been completely wiped out, and that the merchant ronin alone could not escape their encirclement.

Hoping for a stroke of luck, they left the shuttle in the launch port.

Without the slightest hesitation, Rhodes commanded his Zerglings to regroup and swiftly eliminate the rebels guarding the launch port.

Including the rebels and demons that were killed along the way, the energy reserves in the Rhodes system have accumulated back to a few hundred.

But now, the problem that Rhodes had initially thought of has finally arrived.

How should we deal with these alien insects?

Bring the shuttle and return to the merchant ronin's flagship? If those state priests on the ship saw this, I'd probably be taken to a religious trial the next second.

For now, we can only leave these alien insects on this planet and confront the State Religion group when the time is right.

Thinking of this, Rhodes opened the system's shop panel again and bought a few worker bees and queen bees from it.

Since we're going to leave our Zerg forces on the planet anyway, why not get some worker bees and let them gather some resources on their own?

In any case, according to the system's description, in addition to the universal energy provided by the system, the Zerg can also collect usable resources on planets, just like in the original game, for the development and reproduction of their hives.

Of course, the size of this Queen Worm also exceeded Rhodes' expectations.

The giant biological balloon, several meters high, is the perfect description. The enormous body of the Queen Worm cast its shadow over most of the launch port.

After all, the Ohmu you see in the game are only that big, and in terms of physical appearance, they should be no more than two or three people tall. But in reality, this thing is a creature that can survive and migrate in outer space, so its size is naturally not that small.

"Damn, it's so obvious, we'd better hurry up and get going," Rhodes muttered under his breath. There was no doubt that the rebels in the area surrounding the launch port had also spotted the enormous figures of these Queen Bugs.

Those less knowledgeable rebels might not be able to recognize whether it was a warp creature or something else, but there's no doubt that other rebels would also come to the launch port to investigate. If they waited for those rebels to arrive before trying to return to their flagship via the shuttle, the difficulty would increase significantly.

Rod turned and stepped into the cockpit of the shuttle, which was surrounded by various levers, buttons and dials.

As a distinguished traveling merchant, Rod shouldn't be sitting in such a place, personally performing the tasks that his private driver should be doing.

But the situation is urgent. Fortunately, the Vandreich dynasty has an emergency procedure in its training courses for heirs, which is designed to ensure the survival rate of the traveling merchants.

The alloy hatch began to depressurize and close, and the engines at the rear of the shuttle ignited and started. As several blue flames shot out from the engine nozzles, the powerful thrust propelled the entire shuttle into outer space.