Outcast Omega Pampered by the Alpha General novel Chapter 386

Chapter 386 The Butterfly-Spirit Seal

Inside the livestream, countless young Omegas typed furiously.

Their worship of Julian practically spilled out of the screen.

Alphas had Orion, Atlas, Marston, and Harper.

Betas had Dr. R. Old Mr. Tyrell, and Old Mr. Landry.

Omegas needed a representative too.

When Queen Lyra Ashford had still been alive, she had been that representative without question.

She was the first royal Omega who had stayed on the front line.

She had personally built the front-line spirit-form treatment system.

She had also been the first Omega to develop a talent.

But she had sacrificed herself.

For humanity, she had fallen asleep forever inside history’s long river.

After Lyra Ashford came Helen Rockefeller.

First, he became Orion’s fiance.

Then, with Orion’s help, he became the Empire’s second Excellency.

Once upon a time, many Omegas had believed he would inherit Lyra Ashford’s place.

They had thought he would become the second Omega leader.

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That belief brought Helen a massive fan base, extremely high public recognition, and a status far beyond ordinary Omegas.

But the hearts of young people were unsteady.

When success came too easily, and when the price paid for it was almost nothing…

Helen floated too high.

He rarely went to the front.

He rarely provided free clinics.

He and the Rockefellers placed him on a pedestal, high above everyone else.

He left the people behind.

Naturally, the people’s opinion of him fell.

Chapter 386 The Butterfly-Spirit Seal

He was not the leader of Omegas.

He was more like a delicate, expensive, limited-edition doll displayed in the finest window.

Untouchable.

Hard to approach.

Little Sect Master was different.

The Empire had watched him grow.

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From kiting bugs on Zerath, to the Gen-2 mecha during the last war, to crushing insectoid cores by hand, to building Greedy Wolf kitty for Orion, to publicly confirming his bond with Orion, and then to stepping onto today’s battlefield with him.

Countless Omegas cheered for Julian.

Countless Omegas took Julian as their example.

After Orion changed owners, the title of the Empire’s number one Omega also changed hands at this

moment.

Once the lower-rank soldiers stood up again, the middle-ranking officers finally freed themselves from fighting while rescuing others and began truly wrestling with mid-level insectoids.

Both sides killed back and forth.

The Second and Third Legions’ vanguard and assault regiments even fought on two fronts, their mechas and spirit forms operating at the same time.

Wherever they passed, the pressure on their comrades dropped.

And once that change began, the insectoids had to suppress it.

So the Caitlyn Monarch suddenly released a piercing scream.

A crystal butterfly chrysalis emerged from its chest.

Inside, pale-violet light pulsed like a heartbeat, then transformed into a butterfly made of light.

The light butterfly spread its wings.

Like moonlight, it fell toward the Blazingwing Gold Scorpion and wrapped around it layer after layer.

Almost the instant that light butterfly covered the scorpion, the scorpion’s speed, defense, and attack all rose again.

Before absolute strength, what use was stealth?

When the Blazingwing Gold Scorpion, guided by the monarch butterfly, finally broke out of its strange loop and began trading blow for blow with Ruin…

the four royal insectoids opened up the top battlefield against expectation.

Below, the insectoid tide had been stopped by humanity.

In the middle ranks, the two sides were locked in a tug-of-war.

But at the top, the royal insectoids gained the advantage.

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Chapter 386 The Butterfly-Spirit Seal

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Because while the golden scorpion and monarch butterfly suppressed Orion and Julian, the Infernal Prison Bee, which had recovered part of its strength, opened fire again.

This time, it went straight into wild-fire mode.

A barrage of shots forced Dragonlord to exchange fire with it nonstop, leaving the young dragon not even a moment to breathe.

The bee’s burn and corrosion had been neutralized.

But its physical damage was real.

If Dragonlord did not block it, humans would die in sheets.

After the Infernal Prison Bee pinned Dragonlord down, the stage instantly shifted to the Giant-Jawed Stag Beetle and the Demonflower Blood Mantis.

A pair of massive jaws spun through the top battlefield.

After the flying horns struck Emberwing, they automatically broke apart, then were pulled back by tether-

chain insect silk.

At this moment, even with Helen supporting it, Emberwing’s wounds were appearing faster than they could heal.

Thick black smoke rolled from its body and was numbed inside Forget Sorrow.

That numbness could erase pain.

It could also make someone believe they had never been hurt at all.

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