The five of them chatted amiably for a while, each sharing their views on the Zerg's development, and all of them benefited greatly from the exchange. Ye Luo in particular gained a great deal. After all, even three cobblers could outwit Zhuge Liang—let alone four Cerebrates, each over two thousand years old. Their understanding of the Zerg ran far deeper than Ye Luo's.
At the same time, because they had spent so many years fighting humans and the Protoss, they harbored an unprecedented hatred toward both races. When they heard that other civilizations existed within Ye Luo's domain, they found it unbelievable. And when they learned that Ye Luo had once relied on human civilization while he was still weak, they were even more astonished.
Ye Luo knew that his thinking differed from theirs. Deep in his soul, he did not hold any biased hatred toward humans, perhaps because he had been human in his previous life. Although human thoughts and his human soul had less and less influence on him now, he still could not bring himself to slaughter harmless living beings. For one thing, there was no need. For another, he did not want the entire universe to contain nothing but the Zerg.
After all, rather than a race, the Zerg were more like weapons. If every living thing in the universe died, leaving only weapons behind, what enjoyment would there be in Ye Luo's life?
Ruling over countless civilizations—that was the goal Ye Luo pursued.
As they continued talking, the topic returned to the artifacts.
"Four elder brothers, I've heard you mention the power of artifacts several times. I wonder when I'll gain an artifact's recognition and obtain the right to use artifact fragments?" Ye Luo asked expectantly.
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