If someone compared the Zerg from tens of thousands of years ago with the Zerg of today as a whole, they would find that the Zerg's overall talents had improved by a great deal.
The territory contained nine resource planets, each mined by dedicated Zerg. Most of those resources were supplied first to the Zerg elite, while the remainder was distributed among ordinary Zerg to sustain their basic survival.
David had learned all this through the Zerg communication network of the Golden-Winged Beetle King. Survival of the fittest was especially evident among the Zerg. From the moment each Zerg was born, its innate talent determined the fate of its entire life.
The Golden-Winged Beetle King's residence was the only area on the entire Zerg planet without any burrows. Energy-rich ore was piled into a small mountain, forming the Golden-Winged Beetle King's nest.
Not a single Zerg dared approach within ten kilometers of the nest.
The three nearby star systems were all the Golden-Winged Beetle King's territory. It was equivalent to a lord in God's Great World, except its subjects were far more loyal. They needed no management at all and simply worked according to instinct.
This saved David a great deal of trouble. He had thought that, upon returning to the territory, he would have to deal with the high-level Zerg under his command. Only after truly returning did he discover that Zerg subordinates would not come over on their own unless summoned by the Golden-Winged Beetle King.
The Golden-Winged Beetle King also had Level 5 Zerg under its command. They had territories of their own, all within the Golden-Winged Beetle King's territory.
This was the true nature of the Zerg. In the Zerg World, direct communication between Zerg was extremely rare. Most of the time, they communicated through the