For them, death was a relief!

After a brief pause, the female grabbed the fruit in front of her and began to eat it in large mouthfuls.

There was no will to live in her eyes, only a desire to die and a desire for liberation.

Seeing this, the other parasitized females also grabbed the fruit in front of them and ate it.

This scene was witnessed by the Zerg orcs, who quickly informed their leader of the situation inside the cave.

Of course, he didn't hear what Su Tang said to the female.

The leader was very satisfied with this and ordered Su Tang to continue to take care of the parasite.

Inside the cave, there is almost no distinction between day and night.

Su Tang was worried about Wu Bao, so she estimated that two hours had passed based on the countdown timer of the crops on the farm, and then went back first.

Having temporarily gained the leader's trust, Su Tang can now "come and go freely," provided that she is followed by an insectoid orc.

As soon as they returned to the cave, Wu Bao tilted its head back and meowed at Su Tang.

It was as if it was accusing her of not taking it with her when she went out.

"My dear Wubao, there are monsters outside that eat cubs. It's very dangerous. We'll go out and play after your mother takes you out."

Upon hearing Su Tang's threat, Wu Bao shuddered and immediately stopped barking.

There were also a few female stone moths in the cave, but they did not come out because they had no offspring.

Seeing Su Tang return, the female stone moth nodded shyly to her.

Su Tang smiled back and sat down in the corner with Wu Bao.

"Meow~"

Feeling something tugging at her handbag, Su Tang looked down and saw Wu Bao holding her handbag in his mouth, trying to get her attention.

If you look closely, you can see that Wu Bao's drool has soaked a large part of the handbag.