Gao Gong was slightly surprised when he heard the news.
After all, servants in the usual sense, whether civilizations or armies, were always one level below their masters.
Very few civilizations would take a civilization of the same level as a servant civilization.
For one thing, it was too difficult. For another, they had to worry about backlash.
Especially for a civilization like the bugs, with their terrifying ability to mass-produce troops. With that much free time, they might as well produce a civilization-level bug army.
At least as far as Gao Gong knew, such a thing rarely happened among the bugs.
To complete the transformation, they had to "consume the Queen's Authority," and the "Bug Queen's Authority" was limited.
Once it was used up, unless they successfully evolved and ascended from a Level Three civilization to a Level Four civilization, resetting the Queen's Authority, their entire civilization would be doomed.
According to Gao Gong's understanding, this move should be the bugs' trump card and not something they could use casually.
Could I have misunderstood? Does the Bug Queen from the experimental site have a "Queen's Authority" as thick as my health bar?
That "Voice of the Starry Sky" seemed to have said that this branch of the bugs had been handed over to the Purple Giant Star by another Mechanical Overlord and was an experimental subject?
Or perhaps it was the other way around. Something had gone wrong with that Bug Queen's body, and the "collective will" could collapse at any moment, so they had been forced to put a half-baked plan into action?
Come to think of it, what were the other two high-risk species in the star systems again? Little Rose actually didn't know. I've been feeding it junk data for nothing.
The "Voice of the Starry