Her relationship with Zerg had long since been established—
They were both creations of the Previous Civilization.
They were naturally close.
Their connection was the best proof of that.
Rather than dwelling on such messy matters, she should think about how to lure Theresa over.
In order to wield the Demon King's authority, her body had already been rather seriously corroded by Originium.
She would not die anytime soon, but it would be best to resolve it quickly.
Kal'tsit thought.
"..."
Why did Kal'tsit feel like the legitimate wife?
So composed, so calm.
No, her thoughts were running wild again.
Calm down, Ascalon.
You were Babel's most feared shadow.
Not some woman who loved gossip.
The female assassin slipped back into the shadows.
"Huh? Why does taking responsibility for Zerg have to pass your test?"
W puffed out her chest in objection.
"I'm Zerg's guardian."
She had been the second person to encounter Zerg—
But Kiana Kaslana was terribly unreliable.
Talulah was unreliable too.
Only she was reliable.
So Skadi had unhesitatingly taken up the duty of being her little compatriot's guardian.
Although Ishar'mla liked to fool around, the Sea God Consciousness was also under her supervision.
The Abyssal Hunter believed she would not abuse her position.
Was there anyone more suitable to be her guardian?
"You say you are, and that makes you one?"
The Sarkaz girl still refused to agree.
"Hmm?"
Skadi placed her hand on the hilt of her greatsword.
W was temporarily speechless.
[American Cockroach: Skadi says she's Zerg's guardian.] [American Cockroach: @Greenhorn Fighter Ta Rua] [American Cockroach: @Ultimate Invincible Super-Fucking-Cute Paramecium!] [Greenhorn Fighter Ta Rua: I think Skadi is pretty reliable.]
Lying in bed with one leg broken, the dragon girl looked at her injured leg and felt that Skadi becoming Zerg's guardian