Outcast Omega Pampered by the Alpha General novel Chapter 224

Outcast Omega Pampered by the Alpha General

Chapter 224 Hope Had No Sun

No one on the platform knew how fast the laser had been.

They only knew the insectoid had been cut away in an instant, together with a small piece of flesh aroun

The mechanical claws seized the flesh and the parasite at once, then threw both into the laser incinerato maximum speed.

Did it hurt?

It hurt terribly.

But the pain and blood lasted for only one breath.

The next second, the biotherapy units released a soft glow over their bodies.

The wound had never been large to begin with. Under that light, it began sealing at a visible speed.

Then their platform descended.

The next platform rose.

Those who had finished treatment ran off. The next group immediately filled the empty places.

Orderly.

Fast.

Accurate.

Minimally invasive.

The entire process was livestreamed to every giant modular ward.

For the parasitized watching, it brought one thing.

A hope called survival.

So they could be cured even without Omegas.

So the Parasitized Host Stabilization Plan truly was a stabilization plan

Not an elimination plan.

So General Ashford had never lied to them.

So his words not to run, not to hide, and not to kill themselves had never been threats.

They had been warnings.

Careful advice.

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A desperate attempt to keep them alive.

In the holographic projection, the Starlit Silver Wolf stood at the center of every resonance anchor, tak the strongest shockwaves alone and holding up a safe sky for everyone beneath it.

And on the intelligent platform stood Orion Ashford.

Tall.

Solemn.

Cold.

Still.

Every parasitized person watching had red eyes.

Guilt swept through them like a tide.

Reason returned like a storm.

Respect rose from the deepest place in their hearts.

When one person cared about their lives more than they had ever dared imagine…

Each of them became his most loyal supporter.

His strongest shield.

Ignorance might be the base color of ordinary people.

But gratitude born from the heart was the light that never died in human nature.

Soon, the first treated patients returned.

They openly showed everyone their repaired wounds, unable to hide the joy and excitement on their face

Living proof stood in front of them.

After that, every parasitized person began gathering at the hospital’s central square under Modo s

arrangement.

Starships would carry them to the intelligent platform

After surgery, they would return together.

As representatives of the first volunteer group. Talia and the others entered newly arrived wards one after another, explaining the process to parasitized patients who had just been transferred in.

There was no sun on Modoka.

Only hope held up by the shoulders of Alphas and researchers.

At the same time, along the Empire’s borders, black masses of insectoids led by three 38–rank royal

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insectoids faced the four imperial legions across the void.

A blade hung overhead.

The rear was still unstable.

The four legions should have been drowning in pressure.

But because Orion had led the Second and Third Legions in taking control of all parasitized individual front line could focus entirely on the war.

Even with insectoids pressing from three directions, they were not afraid.

“What exactly is the Heart of Silver Radiance?” Dr. Thorne said inside the command center, unable to h his amazement. “Its attraction to insectoids is almost comparable to an Omega’s.”

He only knew Orion had brought it out.

He had no idea where it came from.

Naturally, he was curious.

He was not the only one.

The researchers gathered around Dr. R, their eyes full of hunger for new knowledge.

Dr. R said, “No idea.”

Dr. Thorne: “…”

Everyone: “…”

Then what good are you?

Julian, standing nearby, nodded wildly, agreeing that this master was useless.

Fortunately, Dr. R soon remembered something.

“Oh, right. Atlas Ashford found it more than a century ago when he was exploring an insectoid sector Picked it up near the edge. Basically junk.”

According to Dr. R’s memory, Atlas had been patrolling the unperial border with his guard unit at the time

He discovered a large insectoid force, led by two 35 rank royal insectoids, moving rapidly toward a specific

coordinate.

Atlas made the call immediately.

He sent a stealth–specialized spirit form carrying a camera to follow them.

What the footage captured was an extremely unusual supergiant star.

“A flowing silver color like mother–of–pearl. A death nebula so bright it was almost unreal.”

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Atlas had once said that the star was too beautiful.

Its energy was too pure, too violent, too vast.

Everyone knew insectoids did not only feed on humans.

They hollowed out planets and drained them of energy.

Where they passed, it was not merely that nothing grew.

Sometimes even planetary remains were hard to find.

That supergiant star seemed unwilling to be drained dry.

So it detonated together with the insectoids.

The Heart of Silver Radiance before them was clearly what remained of that supergiant star.

Dr. R sighed.

“It is valuable, yes. The problem is that its reactions are too intense. The energy inside is violent and cha Other than using it as bait for insectoids, we have not found any practical use.”

Everyone understood at once.

Pretty.

Useless.

When the others dispersed and Dr. R prepared to continue monitoring the data, Julian suddenly looked a her with a solemn face.

“Master, I need your help with something.”

Dr. R: “!”

“Say it. Whatever it is, your master will help.”

Julian nodded.

One second later, he picked up Dr. R’s wrist terminal, made her unlock it, and directly placed a call to Adas Ashford from her contact list.

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