If possible, bring the Doctor in as well.
After all, the humans of the Previous Civilization had now become part of the Swarm too.
This seemed to reveal a certain fact, but Kal'tsit did not pursue it.
Rather than exhausting herself alone trying to guide Terra's civilization train toward broken tracks, it was better to directly borrow the Swarm's power.
Theresa had become the Swarm's Queen—
All Sarkaz infected by the Swarm—whether they had fully joined it or not—could not defy her commands.
This might have been a chemical reaction born from the mutual influence of the Demon King's Crown and the Swarm.
But Kal'tsit could not help but entertain a thought.
If the Swarm had more Queens...
Then Terra's conflicts would be kept within a controllable range.
After all, above the Queens stood the Overlord.
Nor would she need to worry about one day seeing the nations of Terra lead themselves down the road to destruction.
This time, Kal'tsit saw hope that her mission could be fulfilled.
The Seaborn were nothing to fear.
Ishar'mla had become part of the Swarm—
As long as Ishar'mla returned to the ocean and once again ruled the Seaborn, she would likely naturally ascend into one of the Swarm's Queens.
One threat that needed worrying about had been eliminated just like that.
The Swarm and the Demons were mortal enemies as well.
Two major factors capable of bringing about a world-ending catastrophe no longer posed a threat.
Originium required no concern either. The Swarm could break down and use Originium, and Oripathy was no longer an incurable terminal disease.
And all of this had been brought by Zerg.
"Kuisaxinna, take good care of Zerg."
Rubbing Zerg's cheek, Kal'tsit handed him over to the young Confessor.
"Alright."
Kuisaxinna accepted the tiny Overlord.
She held him