Led by Little Zerg, Saine toured more than eighty percent of this Zerg Base.
To still have such leisurely refinement during a Plane War felt a little unbelievable even to Saine himself.
After reaching the Zerg production chamber at the end, Little Zerg looked at the mountain-like piles of white eggs before them. It stepped forward, tapped one palm-sized live egg with its tentacle, then gave it to Saine.
The Zerg had a highly unusual means of communicating with one another. Through thought or bloodline resonance, they could complete combat deployments in an instant.
During its limited exchanges with Saine, Little Zerg used Mental Strength fluctuations.
Saine thus knew that the palm-sized live egg before him was a Raptor Zerg Egg.
He could not help looking deeper into the chamber walls, where he saw many enormous eggs over ten meters in diameter.
Even Dragon Eggs were probably no larger than this.
Saine knew those giant eggs were Thunder Beast eggs.
Saine was actually rather greedy. Besides the Raptor Zerg Egg in his hand, he also wanted eggs from other categories—perhaps even eggs from every kind of Zerg—for research.
This was the peculiar urge for collection and research inherent to mages at work.
However, seeing that Little Zerg made no further move, Saine forcibly suppressed his Desire and merely accepted the Raptor Zerg Egg before him.
Mages valued the Principle of Equivalent Exchange.
Since the Zerg thought so highly of Saine and had even given him a gift in the end, Saine naturally had to offer something in return.
Saine took several Body Tempering Potions and Recovery Potions from his Space Equipment.
Looking at the several potions Saine offered, the quite intelligent Little Zerg curiously tapped them with its tentacles before finally accepting them.
This close exploration of the Zerg Base