It was part of the Swarm.
The green-haired Sarkaz glanced at the tiny child.
She sensed that Zerg seemed somewhat confused.
"..."
In the back seat, Zerg blinked.
He sensed a Zergling appearing within the Hive Network.
It was not a newly hatched Zergling.
The Overlord knew of every Zerg's birth.
And this newly appeared Zergling—
had not hatched from his Hive.
Was it a wild Swarm?
Zerg wondered.
In Terra's past, wild Swarms seemed to have appeared before.
Theresa had mentioned it.
Yet the Overlord had no memory of it whatsoever.
"How strange."
The tiny Overlord said so.
"Zerg, did you encounter some kind of problem?"
Kuisaxinna held back the worry and anxiety in her heart.
Zerg was the key to saving Liz.
"Zerg sensed a new Zergling!"
The Overlord gave his answer.
However, that Zergling's life force was very weak. It had only just been activated and recovered a trace of vitality.
According to what he sensed—
the Zergling's body was extremely frail. It had not consumed any additional food for decades.
It had no choice but to enter hibernation, lowering its metabolism to the minimum in order to sustain its life.
Even after sensing living beings once more—
the Zergling had no energy left to hunt.
At most, that Zergling could now twitch its limbs.
Had a faint stream of life force not been injected into it earlier, the new Zergling might have died at any moment.
"Quesatusta seems to want to study that Zergling."
Through her clone's vision—
the formerly shriveled biological body had become a tiny creature on the brink of death.
How fascinating.
What was the principle behind it?
Observing it at different times produced completely different results.
The change seemed to have happened when Zerg spoke.
The Shapeshifter Collective speculated as much.
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