"How does Kuisaxinna's body feel?"
The Swarm Overlord gazed at the white-horned Sarkaz with innocent eyes.
His words made Kuisaxinna so ashamed that she wanted to kill herself.
She had committed such a crime, yet Zerg was still concerned about her body.
Those pure, flawless eyes... she had defiled such a being.
Kuisaxinna instinctively wanted to pick up her longsword and grant herself a dignified end.
Then she remembered that her sword was outside.
"...Zerg, I'm sorry."
The white-horned Sarkaz knelt on the ground.
Her long white hair hung down as Kuisaxinna lowered her head.
What difference was there between what she had done and what her father had done?
Her sins were already numerous enough, and now another had been added.
Though it had been an attempt, she had still committed it.
No, even her father would at least wait until his blood relative had grown up.
"Is Kuisaxinna's body all right?"
Then—
The white-horned Sarkaz felt her head being embraced.
The Swarm Overlord buried the female Sarkaz's head against his chest.
As though doing so could soothe a living being's emotions.
"..."
Kuisaxinna remained silent.
She felt as though she had been redeemed.
The tiny child before her was like a god of salvation.
And she—had done that, yet was still being cared for.
"Can Kuisaxinna feel her connection with everyone?"
Zerg stroked the white-horned Sarkaz's head.
He could sense Kuisaxinna's emotions gradually relaxing.
It seemed this was indeed effective.
Zerg had learned something!
"Phew..."
The white-horned Sarkaz pulled away from the embrace.
She sat up.
Her body was even stronger than before.
It was an all-around enhancement.
It was not limited to strength alone.
And—
She seemed able to feel a connection with other beings.
Not just those outside.
There were many more.
"Welcome Kuisaxinna to the