"As everyone knows, because stars are round, moons are round, and planets are round, most intelligent species, having emerged from ignorance, were drawn to the allure of 'roundness.' They all showed a particular fondness for organs on the round side: bigger was better, and round was beautiful."
"But some niche carbon-based organisms aren't like that. Hydrogen-rich species, nitrogen-rich species, and metal-rich species, for example. Because of the composition of the elements in their bodies, these species develop some unusual preferences."
"Let me give a simple example: fluid lifeforms. Their preference isn't roundness, or some fixed structure, but more complex fluids. I generally call them vulgar enthusiasts."
"As for metal-rich species like the Galen, considering the tremendous gravity of the planet they originated from, they had to ensure that their bodies had no protrusions whatsoever in order to survive. If they had prominent chests and buttocks, causing a large amount of metal elements to gather in one area, there would be a risk of their bodies collapsing."
"Besides, since their primary means of feeding was absorbing metal elements from the earth, they lacked even the most basic reverence for mammary organs."
"So according to my logical analysis, although the Galen are also bisexual organisms, they should be flat-chest enthusiasts."
High Engineer's analysis left the players around him enlightened. When they looked at the three high-level NPCs, their eyes held a hint more pity.
Of all things to like, they actually liked flat chests.
How low-class!
"..."
The Galen nearby was having trouble holding it together. He glared at High Engineer with a dark expression.
These interstellar mercenaries really dared to say anything!
The Galen leader walked out of the ship's cabin, pondered for a moment, and said, "Your starship has many biological devices with special functions?"
Whether it was the hive