Half an hour later, the Insect Planet Administration's spaceship arrived.

The spaceship of the Insect Star Administration and Jie Jie's house looked to be made of the same material and shaped like a chubby beetle. Several men got off the beetle, wearing thick protective suits that covered them from head to toe, making it impossible to see their faces.

Jie Jie was clearly used to such scenes and was not surprised at all. He explained Leidenhong's background in a few words: "All of these things about him are because of the rising sun."

The head of the management staff nodded to Jie Jie, indicating that they understood.

Then, two staff members wearing protective suits took out a specially made bag, put Leidenhong in it, and took him away.

The whole process was very quick; the chubby beetle spaceship only stayed for a few minutes.

Jie Jie watched Leidenhong leave as the Beetle spaceship gradually disappeared into the horizon.

The Insect Planet Administration, as the name suggests, is currently in charge of all matters concerning Insect Planet, and is naturally from the Alliance.

Back then, high-ranking officials of the Alliance and the rulers of the Insect Planet joined forces to carry out biological genetic experiments in full swing. The six-legged spider is a species unique to the Insect Planet and is numerous.

Furthermore, tests revealed that the six-legged spider contains a substance that can contribute to its lifespan.

With everything in place, the laboratory was quickly established.

Initially, the Insect Planet Administration began searching for homeless people across the entire planet, but in the early stages of the experiment, they had no experience and the experimental subjects consumed a great deal of energy.

Homeless people alone could no longer meet the needs of the experiments, so the Bureau began to turn its attention to the planet's welfare homes, nursing homes, hospitals, and more...

Then it's the lower-level civilians, the middle-level, and finally the upper-level people of the insect planet...

Almost everyone on the entire insect planet underwent the experiment.

Only one-third of the original population survived the experiment, turning the entire insect planet into a veritable hell.

The Insect Planet Administration's spaceship traveled very fast and soon arrived at the very center of the Insect Planet, where a towering building that seemed to reach into the clouds stood. This was the center of the Insect Planet Administration.

Leidenhong was taken to the laboratory, where lab technicians wearing the same style of protective suits first treated his wounds that had been exposed to the rising sun.

Conducting such experiments on an insect planet for an extended period of time resulted in extremely high levels of various harmful gases across the entire planet, and the outer light band...sunlight shines through the light band.

When the sun's sunlight first started acting up, the Insect Planet Administration immediately convened a meeting to try to minimize the losses and damage.

After nearly half a year, the Insect Planet Administration finally came up with a solution.

The relevant technicians captured the radiation hazards of the day and transferred them to the rising sun. The first rays of sunlight that hit the earth each day cannot be directly exposed to the sun during this time. This is one of the important reasons why the houses on the insect planet must be made of special metals.

"What should we do with this person?" a regular staff member asked.

The man standing in the middle pondered for a moment before replying, "Bringing it into the lab will allow us to detect any changes in the molecules in sunlight."

"Yes. Team leader, should we report this?" the staff member asked again.

The team leader shook his head, and the team members went to carry out the instructions.

The Insect Planet Administration has a very strict hierarchy. In this super tall office building, people of higher rank live on higher floors, and people of lower rank live on lower floors.

The lab team leader lived on the fifth floor, while the other team members lived on the fourth floor.

Amidst the envious glances of her team members, the group leader walked into the passageway reserved for the fifth floor.

It is said that the top few floors of the tallest building on Insect Planet are reserved for the residence of the Alliance Commander, but the Commander seems to have never been there.

The laboratories on Insect Planet are now very advanced, and these people are only engaged in some basic testing.

Anyone who underwent experiments on the insect planet and possessed any abilities that surpassed those of ordinary people would be taken away from the insect planet by the Bureau's staff.

But those who were taken away never returned.

Gradually, some people began to have doubts, but the Insect Planet Administration had a professional department that used various methods to brainwash people, making them believe that everything they had suffered was for the future of the Alliance and for the continuation of humanity.

After several attempts, everyone became convinced of this and felt a strong sense of responsibility, thinking, "If I don't go to hell, who will?"

On the planet Zerg, it used to be able to be integrated into the entire Star Network, and like other planets, people from all over the galaxy could communicate through this platform. However, from the moment Zerg began its experiments, the Zerg authorities unilaterally severed the connection between the Zerg people and the Star Network, and then gradually controlled the communication between the local people of Zerg.

As a result, the people who still live on the insect planet have no opportunity to communicate with each other and have become isolated islands, each with its own family unit.

The only person they could contact was the Insect Planet Administration.