What was profoundly shocking and unbelievable to Saine was commonplace to Knight Mane.
Breeding the Aphid King was nothing too shameful to speak of.
The Void Aphid World had joined the Wizard Alliance long ago and was an old Member Plane; otherwise, it would not have received so much care from the Wizard Civilization.
There were many "Beneficial Insect Planes" within the Alliance. Why had resources always been tilted toward the Void Aphid World and the Activated Fairy World?
Was it not because of their seniority?
From this alone, the Wizard Civilization was quite humane. It had not eliminated certain "old-timers" solely for the sake of absolute efficiency.
The Level-6 Aphid King, which had spent its life idling away in food and sleep, was definitely one of the happiest creatures above Level 4 in the Wizard Alliance.
Throughout its rather lengthy life cycle, aside from eating and sleeping, it either produced honey or pursued the primal instinct of reproduction.
Among insect creatures, the Void Aphid King was absolutely among the most useless of its kind.
Though it now possessed a Level-6 life tier, its actual Combat Power was not much stronger than that of a Level-5 creature.
It also had virtually no combat experience, having been raised plump and pale all its life.
Throughout the Wizard Alliance's history, in order to maximize the Void Aphid King's value, the Wizard Civilization had more than once issued compulsory orders demanding that insect creatures above Level 4 from certain Alliance Planes mate with this Aphid King.
There was no helping it. Without such forced orders, some female Zerg above Level 4 would not even spare this fellow a glance.
As a Medium Plane, the Void Aphid World currently had quite a few Level-4 and Level-5 insect kings possessing traits of Void Aphids and