Chapter-598 The Third Wave
Chapter 598 The Third Wave
Gru looked down at the faint red mark left on the tip of its claw
It was the strawberry juice that Gru had accidentally brushed off the ground while struggling earlier
It hesitated for a moment, then slowly-like it was committing some unforgivable act-lifted its claw to its mouth and licked
The taste made its entire skull tingle with sweetness.
Gru quickly lowered its claw and pretended nothing had happened.
But it knew that it would never forget that taste.
It was more addictive than anything it had ever consumed.
And then, it realized something terrifying.
Even if someone opened the door right now and let it leave, it might not want to go.
Because it knew that once it left, it would never taste those strawberries again.
And that taste had already carved something into its body that couldn’t be erased.
It lay on the ground, closed its eyes, and pretended to sleep.
Mila said nothing either.
The two Swarmborns lay on opposite sides in silence, like two statues carved out of stillness.
But their compound eyes occasionally trembled, as if dreaming of something
It was the memory of sweet strawberries.
e silent. The situation made colh
Not long after, the Swarmborns received confirmation that Gru and Mila had gones
uneasy.
Half a month later, a third wave arrived at Planet A001
This time, one hundred Swarmborns were deployed
A full hundred elite units, split across three ships disguised as ewitian Tomports, sipped
This time, they were fully prepared
Fach Swarmbom underwent a week of fiber disguise from
behavior, a drilled to perfection
They even studied hanging
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Chapter 598 The Third Wave
Remember,” Kash said before departure, standing in front of the largest ship, his voice low and severe “Gru and Milla are missing. There is something on Planet A001 we don’t understand. You only have two objectives: locate the previous two h determine what is happening on that planet. Don’t engage. Don’t expose yourselves
He emphasized the last sentence.
Even Kash himself didn’t know why the first two teams had gone silent, but instinct told him something was deeply wrong Tycoon Farm.
The elite Swarmborns stood packed inside the cargo hold, their shells scraping against each other with a rustling sound
Unlike Kash, they weren’t anxious. Instead, they were excited.
In all the years of war between the Swarmborns and humans, there had never been a large-scale disappearance like this
In their eyes, Planet A001 was nothing more than a deserted wasteland. The first two waves likely just encountered unexpected complications and lost communication temporarily.
“Gru must have uncovered important intel and is tracking it,” a young Swarmborn whispered, admiration in ita toine
“Maybe Mila has already infiltrated the core of the farm and is waiting for the right moment,” another added
They chattered excitedly, imagining the praise they would receive upon returning to the nest.
The ship traveled through space for two days.
On the third day, when the gray-brown planet appeared outside the viewport, the swarm fell silent for a moment
Planet A001 looked even more ordinary than expected.
No defenses. No fleets. No orbital weapons.
Just a stretch of gray-brown land and a single green patch.
That was the legendary Tycoon Farm.
“That’s it?” one Swarmborn muttered. “And they say Aebi’s fifty elite units went missing here?
“Probably because they were careless,” another replied dismissively. “W
The ship descended through the thin atmosphere, glating smoothly toward the
Through the window, they saw people on the ground becoming clearer
Tourists in coturtul clothing queue calinity, smiling walking teurely in
No signs of alert or defenses. Everything was a
The Swarming began
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