Outcast Omega Pampered by the Alpha General novel Chapter 182

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Chapter 182 The Mirror-Winged Insectoids

“How could…”

Lauric Rick stood beside Caleb Hayes, his face pale.

For now, his psychic sea core was only temporarily glued together by Julian. He could not release his spirit form at all.

And because his psychic sea was already unstable, this round of sonic attacks had hit him hard.

Caleb, however, had a flying spirit form. Skyreaver became the main force hunting down the airborne insectoids.

Even Caleb had not expected these creatures to do more than stuh spirit forms.

They could briefly turn invisible too.

Yes, the insectoid currently sucking out that Alpha’s brain matter could be seen.

But those mirror-winged insects fed fast, moved smart, and disappeared again before the rescue spirit forms could even reach them.

‘Everyone, defend carefully. These insectoids are strange. Even Alphas can’t afford to get careless.”

Marston gritted his teeth.

This incident was far more troublesome than usual.

He could almost imagine how badly the Fourth Legion’s public support would fall after this.

But there was nothing he could do.

Perhaps this was fate.

At that moment, Julian, who was being protected at the center with the researchers, was watching the two mirror-winged insectoids fly around.

He was extremely annoyed.

The people around him, including R, were staggering all over the place. Clearly, the sonic attack had but them badly.

Even more speechless, Julian seemed to have become the next very delicious target in one mirror-win insectoid’s eyes.

Because he saw the thing turn invisible and fly around the Alphas in front, heading straight for him.

The pair of green-glowing compound eyes seemed to be saying:

A super-strong, super-fresh Omega!

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Delicious.

Want to cat.

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Finished

As the hidden buzzing intensified, several researchers vomited on the spot and collapsed, drawing the Alphas’ attention for that mirror-winged insectoid.

Because of that, the creature successfully arrived right in front of Julian.

Its long, sharp mouthpart aimed straight at the crown of his head.

Julian said nothing.

Bold of you.

He took out the enchanted metal-attribute dagger again.

No words.

He simply stabbed upward.

Again.

Again.

Again.

Every strike went. for a vital point.

If the insectoid dodged all of them, Julian would count it as his loss.

The insectoid said, “?”

Everyone else said, “?”

Yes.

Julian stabbed it seven times in a row. The mirror-winged insectoid could not take it anti was forced into visibility.

The thing had been so difficult to handle moments ago.

Now Julian had skewered it like barbecue.

It writhed wildly on the dagger, unable to get free.

The Alphas’ faces turned red.

Not because Julian was too beautiful.

Because they felt too useless.

The ones at the very front, Caleb and Laurie, nearly had their souls scared out of them.

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Chapter 182 The Mirror Winged Insectoids

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Thankfully, their little gentleman was a talent monster.

If he had been a normal Omega…

They did not dare think about it.

Truly.

At that instant, Dead Bird and Dead Mammoth looked at each other and reached the same conclusion

They had been too young before.

They were on the third floor.

Their boss was in the stratosphere.

A violent Omega was great.

A violent Omega could slaughter everything in front while they, a pack of Alphas, cheered from the side.

Very reasonable.

Julian had no idea what Caleb and Laurie were thinking.

He only knew R and several others quickly gathered around him.

See? This is what a complete education looks like. Brains, morals, fitness, beauty, labor, all developed ogether. This is the kind of disciple you should take. When the disciple handles things, the teacher can relax…”

Before R could finish, several giants of Imperial biology squeezed her aside.

R said, “?”

Little Julian, do you still want this insectoid? If not, can you give it to us? This old man has a friend who really needs it!”

The white-haired old scientist in the lead rubbed his hands like a fly. His aged eyes shone terrifyingly bright.

Alive.

Fresh.

Right in front of them.

They loved research.

They wanted research.

They would work overtime and study it hard.

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The insectoid said, “T

Julian looked complicated

He truly had no interest in the insectoid in his hand, so giving it away was fine.

But before he could hand it over, screams erupted through the auditorium again.

This time, the insectoids had not killed another person.

Finished

Instead, the corpses whose brains had already been sucked dry and had fallen to twisted positions began convulsing strangely.

Then their skin bulged inch by inch.

From those bodies crawled smaller flying insectoids with the same wings and mouthparts

The number of insectoids in the auditorium had not decreased.

It had increased.

Inside the cathedral, the white-robed woman watching this scene curved her red lips and sang again in devotion.

In the Prophet’s name, we behold true knowledge.”

One larva after another broke out of the corpses.

Their dense buzzing became a prelude of death, echoing over and over through the entire auditorium.

The larvae were only the size of a human thumb, so they moved faster and more flexibly.

And when they joined the dozen or so adult insectoids that were roughly human-sized, the sonic waves released by the adults were instantly amplified.

The dizziness tormenting most people grew worse.

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Chapter 188 A Dangerous Plan

The auditorium was filled with dense rows of seats.

People and spirit forms had almost no room to move.

Finished

Everyone soon discovered that fighting these insectoids–at frost A-class, with the larvae possibly only B- class-was even harder than fighting S-class insectoids in space.

Because they were on Gaia.

Every legion had its own mothership.

The Fifth Legion had Ursus.

The Second Legion had the Nine Provinces.

The Third Legion had Dawn.

And each mothership’s internal structure differed depending on its designer, its legion, and the practical conditions during construction.

The Fourth Legion was also known as the Council Legion. For years, it had centered around the Rockefellers and the other parliamentary families.

Whatever else could be said about those old-money nobles, they adored ceremonies, celebrations, and banquets.

Because of that, the grand auditorium and conference halls were given unusual importance.

They had been placed directly in Gaia’s core zone!

In other words, the areas around the auditorium were full of the mothership’s core systems.

And beneath the hall lay one place where spirit forms absolutely could not solve things by brute force.