The Three-Paradise Alliance successfully destroyed the Mistlight Bug Nest. Not only that, they also obtained three Soul Crystals (Complete). As for how to distribute them, Aphro had to discuss it with the other two.
Beside the ruined Bug Nest, Aphro looked at the corpse of a Zerg beneath her feet. A faint glow emerged from the tip of her staff and touched the insect corpse.
A moment later, Aphro pressed her staff against the Bug Nest as well and reached a conclusion.
This dead Zerg had been bred within the past few days, while the Bug Nest had existed for at least several months. There was a significant difference between the life-energy fluctuations of the two.
Only after noticing this did Aphro finally relax. Judging from the known clues, the enemy had conquered this Bug Nest and forcibly controlled the Zerg Queen inside it to produce soldiers.
Furthermore, the damaged consciousness transmission device inside the Bug Nest, along with the three Soul Crystals (Complete) embedded in it, all indicated that the enemy had paid a tremendous price to forcibly control the Zerg Queen.
Multiple signs showed that the enemy's various arrangements could not be replicated. For example, they had to conquer a third-stage Bug Nest, and that Bug Nest also had to possess a third-stage Zerg unit with formidable combat strength.
Even after accomplishing all that, the cost of controlling the Zerg Queen was still astonishing. At the very least, Aphro herself could not produce that many resources twice in a row.
In fact, Aphro's deduction was correct. The consciousness transmission device had consumed a great deal of Su Xiao's materials.
Within this world, Su Xiao could no longer manufacture a second consciousness transmission device. The more one understood alchemy, the more certain one could be of this.
After confirming