Ye Luo looked at Farol. "Keep them. I'll have to return to Alvin someday. I have a feeling these freely teleporting warships will play a huge role when I counterattack the Alvin Spiral Arm. For now, keep them under control and make sure they train hard. Oh, there's a forest north of here with quite a few Demon Beasts inside. You can use it as a trial ground to hone your combat skills. Every lifeform who goes there to train can collect one unit of Healing Aphid from me. It could save their life in a critical moment, but each person can only collect it once. Once it's used up, it's gone. Farol, train them well. As long as they contribute in that future battle, they can become third-class citizens of my Zerg Empire!"
"Third-class citizens? Are there second-class and first-class citizens above that?" Farol's eyes widened. So even if they risked their lives to help Ye Luo counterattack Alvin, they would only become third-class citizens. He had thought Ye Luo would grant them noble titles directly...
Ye Luo slapped Farol on the shoulder, nearly making him stumble. "Old man, be content. Once we counterattack, any civilization willing to surrender to my Zerg—even if they surrender—will be reduced to slaves. Third-class citizens in a world full of slaves are no different from nobles, aren't they?"
The Zerg army set out once more. For the Demon Beasts living between the Nether Cold Pool and the Zerg Hive, it was another apocalyptic upheaval.
Half a day later, at the edge of the Nether Cold Pool...
Cold pool... Ye Luo remembered Umus calling this place a cold pool before, but wasn't this cold pool a little too enormous?
Ye Luo had once seen an online documentary about Earth's largest saltwater lake, the Caspian