Void Beetle Evolution Guide

"I saved you, but you wanted to run away without saying anything. As the general's daughter, this is too rude."

The Wild Hunt uses Kaisa's vocal cords. His pronunciation habits are different from Kaisa's, revealing a beast-like ruthlessness.

Two loyal dragon dogs growled at him, but because they were wearing steel bite guards, they could only whimper in their throats.

The Asian dragon dog is the size of a wolf, with no hair on its body, and muscles and muscles under its dark red skin, covered with some scales. It has hard fleshy fins on its back and joints. It lives in the north of the Immortal Fortress.

They are fierce pack hunters, and Noxians like to use them in military operations, guard homes, or simply as expensive but dangerous pets, but they need to wear steel muzzles to be led out, although the sharp corners on the muzzles make them look even more dangerous.

Owning one or more Asian dragon dogs is a symbol of wealth and power. Many nobles would tame this kind of pet. Although they look ferocious, they are surprisingly easy to control and like to please their owners.

Seeing that the dog dared to bark at him, the Wild Hunter did not tolerate it and grabbed it directly, refining it in an instant. He just grabbed their thick necks with his hands, and the Wurmhounds that were still growling just now immediately lowered their bodies and trembled under his touch.

"What compensation does the benefactor want from me?"

After seeing this scene, Cassiopeia was still able to remain calm and smile.

She watched Kassa's every move, her impeccable figure, her exposed hair. As she continued to observe, she became more and more certain that the person hiding in the insect armor was a human woman.

The Wild Hunt thought about it and realized that there was nothing they really needed except food. So he stretched out his sharp finger, pointed it at Cassiopeia in front of him, and spoke word by word.

"I. Want. You."

"I?"

Cassiopeia frowned in confusion, and the sturdy female guide beside her clenched her fists nervously, with cold sweat on her forehead with characters tattooed on it. If anything happened to Cassiopeia, she would not have a good ending.

The two dared not speak, waiting for the Wild Hunt to explain the matter in more detail. However, the Wild Hunt suddenly shook his head, as if struggling with some invisible existence, and his whole temperament suddenly changed.

"It was just a joke, just pretend you didn't hear it." She said coldly, her tone leaving no room for doubt.

The two looked at each other, unaware that Kai'Sa had regained control of her body. She clamped her legs together and endured the ravages of the armor on her buttocks. The Wild Hunter was complaining in her mind, asking why she had to ruin his good deeds.

Kai'Sa didn't know what the Wild Hunt was talking about, but she knew it couldn't be a good thing. Her intuition told her that she had to stop it, otherwise it would threaten her unique position.

At this moment, she didn't know that this feeling was called jealousy.

After this incident, Cassiopeia felt that the Daughter of the Void in front of her was a little moody, so she restrained her smile without leaving a trace.

"You can tell me when you have thought of it. Cassiopeia will definitely repay you for saving her life."

"Well, I'll owe you that for now."

Kassa didn't want anything, so she agreed casually, thinking it was a nice favor.

Chapter 40 Temporary Travel

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Through the Wild Hunt, Kassadin learned that Cassiopeia was the daughter of a prominent general and a socialite of Noxus on the surface, but secretly a member of a secret society.

The Black Rose, this evil secret society has been constantly absorbing the powerful and wealthy, using enslavement to launch wars against those in power, plundering rare treasures everywhere, and secretly plotting and controlling Noxus for hundreds of years.

Cassiopeia joined the Black Rose under the guidance of her mother Soleanna, taking a completely opposite path from her father and sister Katarina who were loyal to the empire.

She did not have the magical talent like Katarina. In order to join the Black Rose and gain powerful strength to control others, she took advantage of her family's strong strength and conducted many expeditions deep into the desert. With the help of the local mercenary Sivir, she looted many ancient ruins of Shurima in order to find magical relics with extraordinary powers.

Obviously, the two met Cassiopeia who had just started her plan. At this time, she had not yet recruited Sivir as her subordinate, but let a Shurima named Delia as a guide to lead her to explore the desert.

She couldn't die, at least not here at the hands of the Sand Bandits. Although the revival of Shurima didn't necessarily require Cassiopeia's participation, her absence would make it difficult to draw out Sivir's storyline, and the final decision would fall on the Wild Hunt, the only person in the know.

After learning this information, Kassa looked around the car and asked the question she wanted to ask just now.

"Why are there so many animals in your car? Don't tell me you are here to run a circus."

"When I'm away from home, these are the means I use to protect myself. Sometimes, animals are more trustworthy than humans." Cassiopeia stretched out her finger and gently lifted the venomous snake's jaw. "You don't know that our whereabouts were revealed by one of our own people."

Kasa was not interested in these trivial matters. She turned her head to look at the colorful lizard curled up on the female guide's neck.

"What about this cowardly lizard? It doesn't look like it has much fighting power."

"Barbara is just a treasure-hunting lizard. She is indeed a little timid, but she is very sensitive to the treasures buried under the yellow sand." replied the female guide Delia.

"So you are indeed thieves? I just heard your conversation with the bandits. They said you were here to rob graves."

Hearing Kasa say this, Delia looked at Cassiopeia hesitantly. The latter was calm and composed, not at all flustered by having her true intentions exposed.

"We are just discovering unknown treasures under the sand. They have been buried for too long, and I believe they are eager to see the light of day again."

"Tomb robbing is tomb robbing. Treasure hunting is just a lie made up by outsiders like you to justify your crimes."

Facing Kaisa's provocation, Cassiopeia patiently explained: "Today's Shurima is in disarray, and those dusty treasures will naturally belong to those who are capable. Even if there were no treasure hunters like us, the Shurimans would not cherish their treasures. They would only be jealous that the person who found the treasure was not themselves."

"But they won't let you take the treasure away for nothing. If I hadn't intervened, you would all have died in the desert today. When the storm is over, you should go back quickly. You may be able to save your life."

“It’s not our Noxian way to give up halfway. It took us more than two months to get here. How can we back down when we are so close to success?”

"You are just recklessly seeking death. Those who don't know how to fear the desert don't understand the desert at all."

"How about you come and join us?" Cassiopeia smiled generously. "As long as you are here, we don't have to worry about the revenge of the Chusha Gang. The loss of manpower will become insignificant with your joining. I can give you half of the treasure we find, as long as you agree to come with us."

Cassiopeia had heard the rumors about the Daughter of the Void. She knew that Kassadin would not kill people casually, so she was so fearless.

Moreover, she was also very interested in Kassa, even more than the unknown ruins.

"No... let me think about it." Kai'Sa was about to refuse, but she heard the Wild Hunt urging her to agree in her mind, so she quickly changed her words. Then she rushed into the wind and sand and asked the Wild Hunt: "There is no reason for us to help her do this, right?"

"This woman has to be alive."

"It's the same if she goes back."

"This kind of person will not give up until they achieve their goal. We have nothing to do anyway, so we might as well just play with her. Don't you want to know what treasures are in the ruins they are looking for?" Wild Hunter instigated.

"A little bit, not really interested."

"How about we celebrate your birthday?" The Wild Hunter suddenly lowered his voice, even though only they could hear each other's voices. "I'll tell you a secret. Today is exactly your 37th menstrual period."

"Why do you remember it so clearly...and what does this have to do with my birthday?"

"It's easy to lose track of time when you're underground. Thanks to your punctual menstrual period, I have a suitable reference."Mei is here, I am alone, there is no Lin Youyong...

Kassa's body shook, and she felt thunder rumbling in her head.

Although the girl didn't know much about that, she knew it was an impolite offense. Fortunately, the helmet concealed her expression, so that no one could see her embarrassment at the moment.

He used his menstrual period to infer the time and then remembered her birthday. Although she was very touched that the Wild Hunt remembered her birthday, this method was too cruel.

As expected of the Wild Hunt, she couldn't figure out this method of timekeeping even if she racked her brains, and it would be best if she never figured it out in her lifetime.

In order to correct the Wild Hunt's incorrect calculation, Kai'Sa asked Cassiopeia about the time, and found out that it was only a few days away from her real birthday.

This means that it is entirely possible to infer her birthday through her menstrual period!

This result made Kassa cover her face helplessly. She had never wished so much that her body was not so healthy.

But is this possible? All of Kai'Sa's nutrients are provided by the Wild Hunt. This body is actually in the shape of the Wild Hunt. He knows this body better than she knows herself, and cares about her physical and mental health more than she does.

"Are you okay?" Kassadin's abnormal behavior of shaking and covering her face made Cassiopeia think that she was attacked by the insect armor, and she couldn't help but ask with concern.

"It's okay... I can go with you. My birthday is in a few days, so just think of ways to please me."

Cassiopeia was confused by Kassadin's resentful tone and the change in her tone, but she hid the excitement of her plan succeeding deep in her eyes very well.

She immediately decided that even if it was just a show, she would give Kai'Sa an unforgettable birthday and serve this great god well. Then she would try to dig out the secret of the Daughter of the Void from the latter, which might be a treasure more precious than the ancient ruins of Shurima.

"Of course, no problem. I can guarantee that this will be a memorable birthday. Can I call you that? My dear Miss Kasha."

"up to you."

Chapter 41: This is what massage is like

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The sandstorm had not stopped yet, and Kassa stayed in the carriage without going out. Cassiopeia was very concerned about Kassa and kept asking her questions, which made her very annoyed.

She did not remove her helmet because she did not trust these Noxians, especially since there were other venomous snakes and beasts in the carriage.

"Ms. Kasha, I heard you're 'the girl who came back'. Can you tell me what the void is like? What did those rumored monsters do to you?"

"Why are you asking these questions?" Kasa said indifferently.

If it were someone else, she wouldn't mind telling them how she became like this. But she didn't want Cassiopeia to know too much about this Noxian noblewoman, because she didn't like her unbridled curiosity, which could kill her.

"To better understand the void monsters, of course. Those Exai occupy the heart of Shurima. They lurk under the yellow sand and attack passers-by. Even our guide asked me to avoid their territory. If I can understand them better, I can find a way to destroy them and open up a way of life in the desert, giving people more choices."

Cassiopeia's words sounded very righteous, but who knew her real purpose behind the excuse? Perhaps she wanted to pave the way for Noxus to further occupy Shurima?

But even so, Kaisa had to admit that being occupied by Noxians was much better than being occupied by Void monsters.

"Then you asked the wrong person. I'm not familiar with the burrowers. I used to be active around the desert and rarely went deep into the desert, so I had little contact with Ax'Sai." Kaisa said perfunctorily.

"Is that so? Then the void creatures must have something in common."

"The common point is that they are hungry, very hungry, and can never be fed. Including me, I am also talking to you now while enduring hunger. You don't want to know this feeling."

The undisguised threat in Kassadin's words made Cassiopeia restrain herself a little. She seemed to feel Kassadin's unfriendly gaze through the shell mask, and she lowered her eyes calmly.

"I'm sorry, Ms. Kasa, please forgive my presumptuous desire for knowledge."

"The carriage is too crowded. I won't take up space here."

Kassa snorted coldly, then turned over and climbed onto the roof of the car, disappearing in the sandstorm.

Cassiopeia couldn't chase out of the carriage, so she carefully put her hand against the wall and felt relieved when she felt that Kassadin didn't leave.

Even though Kassadin was very alert and did not give Cassiopeia a chance to touch her, she could now almost confirm that the shell on Kassadin's body was alive.

It kept flashing a dazzling light in accordance with the frequency of its breathing, as if it was sending out some kind of signal, constantly attracting Cassiopeia and making her want to reach out and touch it.

She had a hunch that if she could uncover the secret of Kassadin, this expedition might be able to come to a successful conclusion.

On the other side, Kassadin half-crouched on the carriage. The whistling sand in the canyon completely covered up her voice. Only the Wild Hunt could hear what she was whispering under the mask.

"Wild Hunt, I don't like this woman."

"Yeah, I can see that."

"I think she lacks reverence for the void, which is a very scary thing."

"This woman is different from others. She is the type who will do anything to gain power."

"It's really troublesome to protect such a person."

Kai'Sa was straightforward and not very good at dealing with the cunning Cassiopeia. Fortunately, the helmet blocked her expression, leaving some room for maneuver.

The Wild Hunter had been watching how the two got along. When Cassiopeia tried to reach out and touch the armor, he did not alert Kassadin to her little move, although Kassadin finally discovered and stopped her.

"Relax, whether you are afraid or curious, it is human nature. With me here, she can't threaten you. Look at you, your shoulders are stiff, let me give you a massage."

"Massage? Come on."

When she heard that the Wild Hunt wanted to give her a massage, Kassa readily agreed. It was one of the few ways for her to relax.

The living skin armor began to move on its own, and the skin immediately felt numb. The tense muscles in the shoulders were squeezed and stretched, the joints were suddenly opened, and the bones groaned from deep within the body.

Feeling this all-round wrapping and kneading, Kassa's breathing became slightly heavier and she let out a long gasp.

Gradually, the panting sound was tinged with a hint of charming and dreamy charm.

The Wild Hunter did not pay special attention to the sensitive areas of her body, but after all, the skin armor is a whole, and it is inevitable that it will be involved when it moves, spreading the impact to the surrounding areas.

The all-round and intensive sourness spread from the shoulders, submerging the front and back of the chest. Every movement of the skin armor rubbed the nipples, bringing a slightly strange touch, and the skin flushed unnaturally.

Kassadin lacked relevant education and was very slow in this regard. In addition, she had long been accustomed to the touch of the skin armor, so she enjoyed the touch without realizing it, thinking that this was how massage should be, and did not tell the Wild Hunter about her special feelings.Mei is here, I don't have time to sing, Lin has time to sing...

She knew that the Wild Hunt shared senses with her, and that he could sense these things without her saying anything. Since he didn't say anything, it meant that everything was normal. She never doubted whether the Wild Hunt was deliberately keeping silent.

Blame it on Cassiopeia. It was her appearance that awakened the Wild Hunt's long-suppressed desires. Perhaps he couldn't wait until the peach was fully ripe.

……

After the sandstorm passed, half of the carriage's height was buried in the sand.

After the guide Delia counted the surviving explorers, she began to direct them to work together to dig the carriage out of the sand.

Kassadin did not intend to help them. The Wild Hunt had been thinking about the corpses of the sand tigers and humans. The storm had raged before, and now he could finally devour them.

She released the Eyeless Bees, and under the control of the Wild Hunt, the swarm of bees burrowed under the gravel and gnawed at the corpse, causing the top layer of sand to vibrate continuously.

The swarm of bees were busy flying in and out of the pods. The scene looked a little scary. Any normal person would stay away from her and try to avoid looking into her eyes.

Unexpectedly, Cassiopeia took the initiative to approach her and talk to her.

"Ms. Kasa, we are sorry to have to trouble you to clean up the mess we caused."