Afterward, Saine brought Rose to his laboratory.
Rose's legion needed to reach the Ming Bone Star Territory within the allotted time to carry out its garrison mission.
Saine, too, might not have much time left to continue working on his experiments.
The intensity of the fighting at the front lines could force Saine to immediately lead his troops to the target war zone at any moment.
Therefore, time was tight and the tasks were heavy for both Saine and Rose. They had to hurry.
After entering the laboratory, Saine asked Rose to extract the silk for him at once.
Rose said she could first remove the Lifebound Spider Silk herself, then hand it over to Saine.
Why did she have to spin silk in front of Saine?
This actually involved some of Rose's personal privacy.
Saine had known this Spider Queen since the third rank.
He deeply knew that she was no kindhearted woman.
Having her spin silk in front of him was also part of Saine's supervision over Rose.
Otherwise, he really would suspect Rose of passing off inferior goods as superior ones.
Of course, Saine would not fail to recognize Divine Power Spider Silk, but if she mixed some mediocre silk into good silk before handing it over to him—
Not only would it waste time and energy, but Saine would also find it difficult to argue the matter out with this Spider Queen.
Saine's blatant distrust made Rose's already smooth, fair face turn even paler with anger.
However, what had always left the deepest impression on Saine was not Rose's lovely face or skin, but those pair of slender, beautiful legs she possessed in Humanoid Form.
"Are you sure you want me to extract the silk in front of you?" Rose looked at Saine, both irritated and