Chapter 386 Insect God?
Tan Chi took a deep breath and sighed helplessly, "It's alright, this thing is very useful to us. I can't explain it in detail now, but you will understand when the time is right."
Ludkar stared at his unusually serious face, remained silent for a moment, and then nodded.
He always trusted Tan Chi's judgment; if he said something was useful, then it must be useful.
However, when he said that the item was blank, Tan Chi's expression was clearly one of shock.
In other words, there is something on it, but he just can't see it.
But his lord can see it.
Tan Chi probably wanted to tell him, but he just couldn't bring himself to say it.
That means the timing wasn't right.
He cannot risk putting his powerful lord's life just to know such a trivial matter.
Letekar simply hugged Tan Chi, "Then it's not too late to tell me when the Lord needs it."
Looking into Letekar's completely trusting eyes, Tan Chi felt a surge of warmth in his heart and couldn't help but kiss him on the cheek.
"Alright, it's getting late, let's go and get some rest."
Lutecal glanced at the sky outside; it was pitch black outside the window, with only a few slivers of light filtering in.
He nodded. "Then I'll go to the bathroom to run the water. Your Highness, please go to the bedroom and wait for me."
"good."
Tan Chi obediently followed Letekar's arrangements.
In the bedroom, he sat with his hands behind his head, nestled in the sofa, waiting for Letekar.
He stored the book directly in his spatial storage.
He hadn't figured out how to proceed with the next part of the story yet, and he didn't know how Michele would react after he wrote that line.
He needs to see the reaction from the other side first before considering what to do next.
As Tan Chi was thinking this, his consciousness seemed to be uncontrollably pulled into an invisible vortex.
The vortex soon stopped, leaving behind a desolate wasteland that made the insects uneasy.
When Tan Chi suddenly "woke up," he found himself standing in a misty, white space.
The space inside seemed to be shrouded in thick fog, and he couldn't see anything else in the space besides himself.
He subconsciously used his mental power to investigate and quickly discovered that there was indeed an indescribable presence not far from him.
Although the other party has a large outline, it is unusually tall.
At least twice his height!
However, the other party's edges were blurred, as if through a layer of mist, and one could only vaguely sense its enormous shape, with all details obscured in the haze.
Tan Chi instinctively activated his mental power, wanting to probe further.
However, when the spiritual tentacles reached the area around the other party, they were blocked by an invisible barrier.
Tan Chi was slightly startled and immediately went on alert. "Who are you?"
His voice was exceptionally clear in the space, yet there was no echo.
The enormous figure showed no intention of attacking.
Instead, a gentle yet vast power slowly enveloped him, like warm spring water.
The force was so powerful that he couldn't break free, yet strangely, it didn't feel oppressive at all.
The other person seemed to be gently smoothing out his agitated mental state caused by vigilance, as if stroking his hair.
Tan Chi narrowed his eyes, sensing that the other party seemed to have no ill intentions, before speaking again, "What is your purpose in trapping me here? To avenge Michele?"
That was all he could think of.
The only thing powerful enough for him to be unable to contend with is the Insect God.
Tan Chi realized that the other party might be there to support Mikaela, and his mental energy became agitated again.
“My child… I want to thank you. It is your arrival that has loosened the shackles binding me.”
This form of address startled Tan Chi.
The voice seemed to come from an extremely distant time and space, ethereal yet profound, directly resonating deep within his consciousness.
grateful?
Imprisonment?
An incredible conjecture flashed through Tan Chi's mind.
He looked up at the tall, blurry figure and tentatively asked, "You...you must be the Insect God, right? You're not with Michael?"
Since he came to the Zerg, the person he has been most troublesome with is Michael.
If the Insect God says he wants to thank him, then it means they are not on the same side.
The other party neither admitted nor denied it.
The ethereal voice remained calm, "Child, do as you wish, and you will be able to save the insects you want to save, just as you hoped."
This almost tacit answer sent a huge shock through Tan Chi's heart.
Without time to ponder the connection, he blurted out, "Will I leave again? Go back to where I came from?"
He was unconventional in the end times, with no attachments.
Instead, he found a mate and a kind parent insect in the Zerg.
He was afraid that this stolen time would suddenly end.
"You won't leave unless you want to." The Insect God's voice immediately calmed Tan Chi's anxious heart.
As the Insect God finished speaking, that desolate space began to distort and dissipate.
Tan Chi also suddenly opened his eyes on the sofa in the bedroom.
The aura belonging to Letekar wafted over, and he subconsciously looked over.
She met his wary gaze.
"Baby?" Tan Chi called out subconsciously.
Clearly, Letekar was also taken aback, but he stood still without making any move.
Tan Chi: "???"
What's wrong?
He subconsciously waved to Letekar, his eyes crinkling with a smile, "What's wrong, darling? You missed me after only being gone a short while?"
As Letokar listened to Tan Chi's words and saw his familiar movements, his tense body finally relaxed completely.
The next second, he almost roughly pulled Tan Chi into his arms, his arms so tight that Tan Chi could hardly breathe.
"Baby, are you trying to murder your lord?"
Tan Chi felt Letekar's wildly beating heart and couldn't help but tease him.
But the next second, he couldn't laugh anymore.
Lutkar's voice was terribly hoarse, and the head resting pitifully on his neck, "My lord, you weren't breathing or having a heartbeat just now. I thought..."
He paused, and the rest of his words came with great difficulty, "I thought... I thought that bug had come back."
If that were the case, Letecar wasn't sure if he could handle it.
If the powerful ruler is gone, then he should not continue living.
Tan Chi noticed Letekar's sadness and immediately hugged him, patting him gently.
Lutekar was so wary just now because he was afraid that it wouldn't be him waking up, but the real Tan Chi.
His heart ached with a bittersweet feeling, and he couldn't help but lift his head, find Letekar's tightly pursed lips, and kiss him fiercely.
The kiss was soothing, gentle and tender, clinging to the insect, yet delicately captivating its heart.
Tan Chi continued kissing patiently until he felt Letekar's stiff body gradually relax...
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