For now, everything was going according to plan... except that the Bug Queen had suddenly gained an extra member.
But that was not a problem either.
Because in the first clash between two "Undead Leaders," the one with the upper hand was the Grade III Gao Gong.
The opponent might be Grade I or Grade II, but she had not reached G's level.
As fellow "Undead Leaders," the Bug Queen immediately understood upon contact that her opponent was above her own level.
From Gao Gong's perspective, that meant that in the clash with two "Bug Queens," the opponent was not as strong as expected.
As an old hand, Gao Gong instinctively assumed the worst.
Especially as the mastermind behind the mastermind, remotely controlling the existence of the new Queen, Lao Pu.
It was just like that classic villain-behind-the-villain plot from a certain Naruto series.
In Gao Gong's expectations, this one should have been at her peak, with the Queen's Authority restored to 120%, along with an inexhaustible army of bugs.
But from the current situation, the bug army was indeed present, just not in such great numbers. That showed that Milta's monitoring system was still functioning well.
The Queen's Authority was still incredibly powerful. It could insectify all things, even spacetime, and was at least two levels stronger than in their previous clash.
If judged by the standards of their last battle, Gao Gong's biological body and New Elephant Master would probably have been insectified.
But whether it was the Cyber Tide or the Mecha Frenzy, neither could be insectified—at least not within a short period.
Since that was the case, the troublesome part would be the opponent's side.
A neon downpour fell across the entire planet. Alicia, transformed into the "Bug Queen," reflected the afterimages of holographic ads across