Chapter 341

Mandy stared blankly at the large photo on the StarNet headline.

That's a photo of the Zerg Queen marrying two concubines.

The stunning beauty and the two outstanding men beside her—the three of them standing there were a feast for the eyes.

Of course, when people see the photos, their attention is mainly focused on the Queen, and they are deeply attracted to her.

When she occasionally casts a glance at the man next to her, it's only out of jealousy.

Even though Mandy is also a woman, she sometimes looks at them with jealous eyes without realizing it.

However, when her gaze fell on the green tentacles, she finally came to her senses.

The Star Eaters! The terrifying Star Eaters!

Mandy's face turned deathly pale, and her forehead was covered in cold sweat.

She suddenly wondered if, in her past life, after her death, the Star Eaters had also appeared? And that humanity, or rather the entire universe, had been spared a catastrophe only because of the Zerg Queen?

And the first thing she did after her rebirth was to kill the insect queen. In fact, isn't she the sinner of humanity?

Fortunately, she didn't succeed. She didn't dare to think what kind of hell it would be if the Star Eaters reappeared because she killed the Queen.

Her original intention was for the good of all mankind, but she ended up making things worse.

If that day ever comes, she will be utterly guilty and deserve to die.

Her arrogance and self-importance nearly harmed humanity, the entire universe, and even that world's treasure, the Zerg Queen.

An unprecedented humanoid queen—was her appearance actually meant to save all of humanity?

Mandy thought that perhaps this was really the case, otherwise why would such an intractable racial war be resolved so easily?

How can three races that are supposed to be irreconcilable coexist peacefully?

Furthermore, why has the human sex ratio, which was on the verge of collapse, gradually returned to normal?

She should thank the Queen for allowing intermarriage between the Zerg and humans.

It is precisely because women are no longer rare that she has more freedom.

She could choose to leave the girls' school, study other subjects that interested her, and pursue the work she wanted.

She had more opportunities and choices, instead of being destined to be a canary at home, waiting for her husband to come home.

Mandy laughed and cried, feeling a mix of fear and gratitude, a complex blend of emotions she had previously felt towards the Queen.

Hatred, resentment, fear, hostility, and so on all vanished.

All that remained was deep admiration and respect.

Mandy wiped away her tears and solemnly bowed to the Queen's photo.

In the future, she will sing praises of the Queen's virtues and pray for her well-being.

Oh, and her brother Turs has been released from prison.

He was just demoted and no longer a major, so he had to start all over again, but Mandy was already very content.

However, her brother had not yet recovered, and Mandy knew that no one could easily walk away after seeing the Queen.

She will stay by her brother's side and comfort him until the day he truly lets go.

As for Larkin, the brother's former adjutant, he disappeared shortly after his release from prison.

At first, she was very afraid that the other party would retaliate against her.

Thankfully, no.

However, she had vaguely heard that the other party wanted to go to Laman Star to find the Queen.

With the Queen Consort, the Concubine, and those princes in charge, how could Larkin possibly have the chance to appear before the Queen?

After that, Mandy never heard from Larkin again.

He may have died somewhere long ago, no one even knows where.

Every year, there are overconfident individuals or aliens who try to kidnap the Queen, but they are no match for Roy and his companions.

Most of them met their end in death, not because Roy and his men were too ruthless, but because they were too persistent and determined to fight to the death.

The guards of Raman are no longer limited to the Zerg; the Star Eaters have also stationed troops there. It can be said that Raman is the place with the highest security level in the entire universe.

Sophie has become the president of the Federation, but he is also almost completely restricted in his freedom. He spends most of his time in the federal government building on the main planet and can only get news about Rong Rong through the news.

He would also occasionally visit Rong Rong on Laman Star.

But after a few years, Rong Rong left Raman Star, saying she wanted to travel all over the universe.

Sophie never saw Rong Rong again, and news about Rong Rong became increasingly scarce.

Morton succeeded his father as the new Union General.

No one dared to challenge him, simply because his strength surpassed that of his father.

But not long after, Morton submitted his resignation to the military, disregarding everyone's advice, and left the Commonwealth to stay by the Queen's side forever.

I heard he also has a child.

Sophie has never seen it with her own eyes, nor has any media reported on it.

But seeing General Byron's happy expression and the fact that he would buy large quantities of baby supplies from time to time, Sophie knew that Morton must have a child.

That's great, he must be very happy.

I wonder if Morton's perpetually expressionless, icy face is now all smiles.

The entrance exam for the military academy seems like it was just yesterday, and their first meeting in the dormitory is still fresh in our minds.

But in the blink of an eye, everything has changed.

Morton and Simon were still by her side, but he was all alone.

Sophie smiled bitterly. It seemed that if you made a wrong step in life, you could never turn back.

Rex shared similar sentiments as Sophie.

Rex eventually approached the Queen and made her aware of his existence, but what good did it do?

It was all too late.

The Queen took Morton, Simon, Roy, and Esther on a journey through space.

He was left to guard the house.

He stayed on Raman, and even though he was surrounded by many Zerg and Star Eater guards, he still felt a deep-seated loneliness.

It's as if he's the only person in the vast universe.

One day, Sophie started coming to Laman Star every now and then.

The two were like brothers in misfortune, and they would sit together, drink, and pour out their inner turmoil.

They can only speak these true feelings to each other now, and no one will laugh at them.

What's the point of two equally unsuccessful men laughing at each other?

They were filled with regret, deep regret...

If there is an afterlife...

They must be...