The Naval Base of the Unnamed Ship Girls

"Can't we advance?" Autumn Wind Mound asked.

"The sacrifices will be great, and the possibility of total annihilation cannot be ruled out." Walton's words were frank, and the cruiser girl standing outside the tent looked gloomy.

“Oh…” Qiufengzhidun thought for a moment and then said, “I understand. I will inform Governor Adun to change the battle plan.”

“No need to change it,” Walton said, as if he had made up his mind.

"What do you mean?" Qiufengzhidun asked curiously. Although it was only a three-dimensional projection, Qiufengzhidun could vaguely guess something from Walton's expression.

“It’s nothing, the plan remains the same, but…” Walton hesitated.

"But what is it? Speak." Through the image, Qiufengzhidun gave Wharton a deep look and said.

“I hope that after the battle, it won’t be because of some changes I’ve made… never mind, never mind.” Walton shook his head.

"Oh... I see. So, is there anything we need to do?" Autumn Wind's Mound instantly understood the meaning of this "human warship" and also understood what that subtle feeling was when he first saw the ship.

We're the same kind...

When Walton walked out of the tent with a serious expression, he saw the cruiser girl who should have been standing guard at the door looking down at her phone and writing something.

“What are you doing?” Walton asked.

"Write a will," the cruiser girl said, but it was more like a list of assets and liabilities than a will.

Rows upon rows, on a certain date in a certain month of a certain year, owing so-and-so so much steel, so much aluminum, so much oil.

“I’ll write it when I get home,” Walton said.

"Go...home?" The cruiser girl was taken aback.

"Yes, assemble the troops and prepare to evacuate," Walton ordered.

"Evacuate?" The cruiser girl was completely bewildered.

Wouldn't it be considered desertion to leave at this point?

“I’m not a deserter, you have to give me some space,” Walton said.

"Sir, if you stay here, I'll stay here too," the cruiser girl said, head held high and chest puffed out, with a fearless expression.

"What's the use of you staying here? I'll give you five minutes to assemble your troops and retreat ten kilometers." Walton simply picked up the cruiser and threw it behind him.

The cruiser girl, who had just gotten up from a tumble on the ground and was about to wallow in self-pity, thought that Commander Walton was about to do something self-sacrificing, but instead she saw that the human starship Walton from another universe had undergone a huge change in appearance.

It transformed into a giant worm that looked even more ferocious than those mantis shrimps, and kept growing larger...

"Commander Walton is a Mantis??" the cruiser girl exclaimed in surprise. Well... this Mantis is a bit too big.

Walden, transformed into a giant mantis, raised his arm blades and let out a superhuman roar.

Like a horn summoning something, mantises that looked almost identical, along with large cockroaches, grasshoppers, and ladybugs, appeared from the illusion.

These "insects," whose very lineage was evident from their appearance, rushed towards the mantis shrimp's territory after gaining physical form, staging a series of insect battles.

From the Flying Governor's Mansion, which had already crossed the battlefield and was approaching the core area, Gantricso, seeing this scene, asked Adon, "Aren't you going to do something?"

“There’s no need,” Ardon said, shaking his head.

Adun was so calm because, compared to the Flood within the Autumn Wind's Mound, this insectoid human warship named Worton was essentially much safer...

Watching Volton summon the swarm of insects, Autumn Wind's Mound shook her head helplessly. If she were to follow suit, Governor Adun, who hadn't gone far, would probably turn back and purify her first.

The swarm summoned by Voldon was not fighting alone. The reinforcements, which were supposed to arrive later as planned, joined the battle ahead of schedule after the battlefield turned into a Zerg war.

One after another, tunnel worms emerged from the ground, spitting out thousands upon thousands of alien insects to join the feast.

The battlefield, which suddenly took on a bizarre appearance, left the retreating and retreating native ship girls bewildered.

Chapter 1448 You Are My Warrior

The fact that the battlefield suddenly turned into a Zerg civil war left all the ship girls, including the deep-sea ship girls such as the Grand Commander Sarah Waga, completely bewildered.

Watching the insect battle with limbs flying and acid splattering everywhere, the Grand Commander Sarah Waga raised her arm several times, striking a "charge with me" pose, but in the end, she didn't shout out the battle cry of "waaagh".

Even the absolute warmonger Sarah Waga is like this, let alone the native ship girls.

So everyone remained in a bewildered state, watching as the Zerg under Izusa's command and the beetles summoned by Sergeant Walton, using their Zerg fighting style, cleaned up the shrimp that had just regrouped and were about to cause more trouble.

The failure of the mantis shrimps, besides being stunned by the blows, also stemmed from the fact that all the selected leader insects failed in their attempts to evolve into leaders.

This is the will of the world; after losing that mother ship girl, this world will no longer accommodate a new Zerg mother.

Unable to unite under a single will, they naturally suffered a swift and decisive defeat when faced with the combined attack of the Zerg, whose strength was no less than their own, and the swarm of beetles summoned by Sergeant Walton.

...Well, at first, Sergeant Walton, who had transformed into a bug ship, had no intention of cooperating with these Zerg. According to the Zerg's mindset, these Zerg were simply there to steal their food.

Unfortunately, after the Zerg army appeared, Izsa, with her signature "pigeon-eight" gait, also emerged from underground.

With Little Void still sitting on him, and the situation being more favorable than that of the insect, Sergeant Walton immediately gave in.

When the news from the front reached the rear, before the generals of the East Asia Theater could react, Halsey, the general in charge of the Western Pacific, came directly to the front.

Such impulsive behavior terrified the frontline ship girls.

Keep in mind that at this time, the deep-sea ship girls under the command of Commander Sarah Waga were still stationed nearby.

A high-ranking admiral, whose position in the human ship girl faction is second only to a few governors, has personally arrived at the front lines. This is going to be explosive!

Admiral Halsey, disembarking from the transport plane, ignored the allied ship girls and headed capriciously to the repair ditch where Sergeant Walton was stationed.

Wharton was incredibly embarrassed that the admiral who had summoned him to this world would come knocking on his door so directly. He was trying to retract his limbs and turn himself back into a human.

"Admiral..." Sergeant Walton, who looked like he had been caught doing something wrong, was nothing like the mantis shrimp he had been wielding his claws and slaughtering everyone in the swarm.

"Unfold it, let me take a closer look." Admiral Halsey, who had an eyepatch just like Sergeant Walton in his human form, looked the alien warship he had summoned up and down before speaking.

"...Admiral... there's nothing to see here." Sergeant Walton said as he tried to retract the arthropods back into his body.

“This is an order,” General Halsey said, his expression unreadable.

Upon hearing his admiral's words, Sergeant Walton had no choice but to unfold his remaining limbs, revealing his half-human, half-insect form to Admiral Halsey.

"Hmm..." After examining Sergeant Walton, who was half-human and half-insect, with a look that was both admiring and playful, General Halsey spoke:

"I remember your initial self-introduction: you were a human warship that had been fighting against the Zerg... Am I mistaken?"

“Yes, Admiral,” Sergeant Walton replied, bowing his head.

"So... in your world, besides the Zerg who have always been fighting against humanity, are there any other Zerg races?" General Halsey continued to ask.

“No…” Sergeant Walton lowered his head even further.

"So, you've been deceiving me all along?" General Halsey's tone seemed to contain a hint of anger.

“No, I didn’t, I didn’t, I just…” Sergeant Walton quickly looked up, trying to explain.

"Just what?" General Halsey asked.

“I…I just didn’t want you, Admiral, to have any prejudice against me,” Sergeant Walton replied.

"What prejudice?" General Halsey immediately pressed.

"...As you see now, Admiral, I am actually a Terran warship that has been occupied by the Zerg." Sergeant Walton paused for a moment after saying this, then continued, "You could say I am a Zerg warship."

“A…” Sergeant Walton’s voice trailed off, until it was barely audible, “a Zerg warship that sees humanity as its greatest enemy.”

"Heh, so what?" General Halsey chuckled.

"Huh?" Sergeant Walton looked up in surprise after hearing his admiral's laughter and asked, "Aren't you angry because I'm an anomaly ship girl, Admiral?"

"That's strange. You haven't interfered with my wasting resources or using the construction equipment, nor have you disobeyed my orders. What reason do I have to be angry with you?" General Halsey continued, as if stating something unbelievable.

"Just because you were born on a warship that sees humanity as an enemy, does that mean I should treat you as an outsider, ostracize you, imprison you, or even destroy you?"

"If that is your will, Admiral..." Sergeant Walton was already mentally prepared to be made into an insect specimen by Admiral Halsey. In her mind, this was the attitude of humans towards the insect race.

"Do you know about the Adornment?" General Halsey seemed to sense Sergeant Walton's thoughts and brought up the interstellar warship summoned by Governor Ying Zheng of the East Asia Theater.

"I've heard of it..." Sergeant Walton had only heard of it, and only recently learned about it after being transferred to the East Asia theater.

"Do you know what she said when she was summoned by Governor Ying Zheng?" General Halsey asked.

"I don't know..." Sergeant Walton vaguely understood what his admiral was about to say.

"She told Governor Ying Zheng that she was built for the purpose of annihilating all of humanity." In reality, General Halsey had only heard about it; only the ship involved and Governor Ying Zheng knew what the true message of the "Imperial Legacy" was.

However, one thing is certain: the Advent of the Legacy has never concealed its intention to kill all of humanity.

She didn't do it, but only because of Governor Ying Zheng's orders. Compared to her own nature, the governor's orders were more important.

"..." Sergeant Walton looked bewildered. It turned out that she wasn't the only alien warship that had always regarded humans as enemies while also serving them.

“Therefore, you are my soldier, and unless you betray me, you will always be my soldier,” General Halsey said to Sergeant Walton in a serious tone.

"I just hope you won't resort to deception to handle these things again in the future."

"Yes, Admiral, I will never do it again." Sergeant Walton simply let the arthropods that had grown out of his body rest on the ground in the most normal position.

"That's good. By the way, from now on, your rank is warrant officer. I think as a general, I have the right to do so." General Halsey promoted Sergeant Walton several ranks at once.

"Thank you, Admiral!" Warrant Officer Walton said excitedly. Only a small part of his excitement was due to his salary increase; the majority was due to his new status.

"By the way, when you have time, have a chat with Autumnwind Mound under Governor Adun's command," General Halsey said, patting Walton on the shoulder. "She's just like you."

"..." Warrant Officer Walton was stunned for a moment, because she had never realized that Autumn Wind Mound was the same as her.

Qiu Fengzhidun, who was eavesdropping, looked bewildered. "The same my foot! The Flood Demon eats all living things, it's not just targeting humans."

Chapter 1449 Give Me Back My Admiral

"Is that all?" It seems the Blood Throne is not entirely satisfied with the story between the insectoid human warship Walton and its admiral, General Halsey.

In her opinion, how could this kind of thing end so easily? They should at least have a love-hate relationship.

Knowing that this Protoss warship, which frequently uses drugs, is a standard villain in both behavior and thought, Autumn Pit made no comment.

She simply recounted what she knew of what had happened, without any intention of mixing in any private ship sentiment, and she had no desire to know what other ships thought about the matter.

Because she had also deceived her admiral in a similar matter, but unfortunately, unlike Walton who still had the opportunity to be honest with her admiral, Autumn Wind's Mound had lost that opportunity.

“If you need, I can resurrect him,” Adun said to Autumn Wind’s Mound.

This is something that Adun would never have said when he first met Autumnwind's Mound, but now Autumnwind's Mound has been with him all along and is considered his own ship.