A is in StarCraft, just disembarked from the Zerg Prince spaceship.

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Blue was kissed.

Okay, let's pause the lesson and give each other a kiss first.

Gao Tian could already piece together what Lan was going to say next.

Please adjust your attitude. Your partner is the richest and most powerful Zerg crown prince in the entire universe, the future Zerg queen. Do you think our Zerg medical technology is just for show?

If your Level 1 civilization can't solve the virus, are we, a Level 5 civilization, also helpless?

Gao Tian finally smiled for the first time since the conversation began.

He lightly bit down on the gland in Lan's throat, then smoothed his loose silver hair: "If I turned into a giant monster, would you be scared? I'd bite you first."

"?"

Lan bent her knee and pushed him away, then, taking advantage of Gao Tian's loss of balance, she pressed back down. Her silver hair cascaded down like a curtain, then transformed into a gaping maw of abyss, with two hundred and fifty shark teeth gleaming above his head: "Say it again, who's biting whom? Who's afraid?"

It's just a giant monster form, as if nobody else does.

Gao Tian couldn't stop laughing and raised his hands in surrender: "I'm scared, I'm scared."

Blue turned the shark's mouth back to normal.

Gao Tian pressed his forehead against his, their breaths mingling: "No jokes, what if even the Zerg can't figure out a cure for the virus?"

"Then you can bite me." The Crown Prince loosened his collar, generously indulging him.

That's as if you can bite me.

"Don't let me bite you." Gao Tian hugged him. "You'll have to hold me down and lock me up, okay?"

"Does it have to be shut down?"

"It must be shut down."

"Alright then," the Crown Prince patted him generously. "No problem!"

Gao Tian laughed again.

How can this not be a sense of security? It lets him know that even if he might lose control in the future, his partner has the ability to keep him in check.

Baby, baby, cute baby, amazing baby.

That's great. He won't kill or eat the people he likes, so he's not afraid of anything.

The Zerg crown prince possesses both wealth and power, and never boasts.

There's nothing to worry about; he can cover for Gao Tian no matter what.

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The Solar System, Earth.

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The electronic screen at the Chang'an Aerospace Command Center glowed with a cold white light. Major General Lin came to work today, put on his reading glasses, and carefully checked the paper documents in his hand.

As early as the 20th century, humans launched the Voyager spacecraft, carrying human information, into space in the hope of communicating with extraterrestrial civilizations.

This practice has continued uninterrupted into the 34th century.

Unfortunately, no trace of extraterrestrial civilization has been found to date.

The universe is so vast that what humanity has explored is like a grain of sand in the universe, having only recently broken through the Oort cloud and covering only a small part of the Milky Way.

Currently, the research institute explains this by saying that humanity's exploration of the universe is still too limited, and we have not yet reached areas covered by other civilizations. We still need to continue our efforts to explore the universe.

Of course, a small number of people have a more terrifying speculation: it is unlikely that only one species can exist in the natural environment. If a fish lives in pure water... then it is most likely living in a fish tank.

Is it possible that Earth and humanity have been kept in captivity near the Milky Way by a highly advanced civilization indefinitely?

Advanced civilizations need to observe human development, which is why they are free from interference from other civilizations in the surrounding area.

Of course, this is just a pessimistic conspiracy theory and has no scientific basis.

The prevailing view is that the universe is simply too vast, and human civilization's current level of development is insufficient, which is why we haven't connected with other civilizations.

Each military region has its own aerospace command center, which launches exploration spacecraft into outer space almost every year.

Although the Human Federation now claims to have eliminated racial and national distinctions, in reality, the 48 military districts are still largely composed of the former powerful nations, and people still harbor a sense of national identity from the past.

Six of them are from China.

The largest military region, the No. 1 Military Region, also belongs to us.

Although the number may not seem large on the surface, the First Military Region is quite large.

One military region is equivalent to ten of the other military regions.

The Chang'an Aerospace Command Center is located in the No. 1 Military Region.

For over a thousand years, humankind has been sending back various signals to Earth every day through its space probes. Command center staff sift through these signals daily, searching for any possible information about extraterrestrial civilizations.

Major General Lin has worked here for nearly 50 years, dedicating his life to the exploration of civilization.

Now that he is about to retire, humanity's search for extraterrestrial civilizations remains fruitless.

Major General Lin thought today would be another uneventful day, but before he could even finish reading two lines of the document, his assistant burst through the door in a panic, shouting:

"Deputy Lin!! Aliens!!!"

"What nonsense is this? The Americans have discovered aliens again?" Major General Lin looked at him, puzzled. "Haven't they claimed to have discovered enough aliens already? Is this really worth all the fuss about?"

"No! No!!!"

"Speak properly, explain yourself clearly, and stop making such a fuss."

"Aliens! Aliens!!!" The assistant pointed outside, babbling incoherently, "An alien spaceship has landed at our spaceport!!!"

"?" Major General Lin jumped to his feet. "What?!"

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Zerg diplomatic ship.

Having entered the human network coverage area, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs staff on the spaceship pulled out their AI devices, cracked the human network's code, and began learning how humans eagerly surfed the internet.

The internet is my home; happiness depends on everyone.

In the observation deck of the Starshine diplomatic ship, there is a huge piece of wood with a termite the size of a human head crawling inside, gazing at the Milky Way outside the porthole.

The Milky Way is truly a beautiful galaxy.

The Milky Way is a galaxy that is pulled inward by a central black hole, unlike the Lehrnia galaxy, which is a nebula that erupts outward from a supercluster of stars.

Greta Termites, the Zerg's foreign minister, transformed into a prototype termite and lay flat by the viewing window.

The starlight of the Milky Way outside the porthole entered his eyes, and his antennae swayed gently. The white, translucent shell gleamed like pearls under the starship's overhead lights.

They're a species of termite who often like to transform into their original form and burrow into wood when they have nothing else to do. This journey has been too long, so they're transforming into their original form to relax.

While in Lehrnia, we were unable to contact Earth's network, so we had to send a diplomatic ship over first.

Having only one diplomatic ship would be insufficiently formal, so to show respect, he personally brought the insects with him this time.

Inside the cabin, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs staff were still constantly learning about human etiquette online.

The young diplomat, Klim, raised his white-gloved hand for the eighth time: "Is this how humans shake hands? How much pressure should I apply when I shake hands with them?"

His uniform, edged with light blue stripes reminiscent of new employees, was currently in the simulator, where he was repeatedly bending and stretching his joints in front of a holographic projection.

The adjutant, Leisha, who was organizing paper documents, looked up and tapped the data panel with the electronic pen he was holding: "According to big data statistics, Earthlings will release their hands on the second second of a handshake, just a quick grip and then let go. Use minimal force; their human bodies are very fragile. Remember to keep your hands at 36.5 degrees Celsius—Colin, raise the bio-thermostat by two degrees for the new recruit."

The Zerg do not generate their own heat, so to show their seriousness, they even used a body temperature simulator.