Laws of the Insect Hive

System easily caught the weak Mosquito Demon with his tentacles.

The chaotic emotions generated by this mosquito demon are no different from those of centipede demons and spider demons. The emotions generated are all based on chaos and destruction.

After being caught by System, the mosquito demon was very violent and wanted to break free from System's tentacles, and even attacked System with the straw in his mouth.

Emotionally speaking, the Mosquito Demon's mood is even worse and more aggressive than the Abyss Mosquito.

Although the abyss mosquitoes are crazy, they rarely attack their own kind, while the mosquito demons completely eat their own kind as food.

Continuing to use the [Teleportation] ability to communicate with the captured mosquito demon for a while, Cister finally reluctantly pinched the mosquito demon to death, and at the same time smashed all the remaining more than 30 eggs of the demon insect.

He couldn't control the mosquito demons hatched from the worm's nest, so these worm eggs would be useless to System.

As for the mutated Demon Insect Nest, System thought for a while, but in the end he didn't destroy it.

After all, the mutation of the mutated Devil's Nest was because of the mutation. System still hadn't figured it out. He only knew that it might have something to do with the mosquitoes that appeared on the abyss.

But exactly how the Abyss Mosquito reacts with the Demon Insect Nest has not yet been studied by System.

After System discovered the mutation of the worm's nest, he also tried to use ant people and meat balls to experiment with the worm's nest, but it still didn't respond like when he was in the Warren Plains of the main world.

System even brought his own blood into contact with the Demon Insect Nest, but it also had no effect.

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Picking up the fist-sized worm's nest, System knew that this mutant worm's nest had terrifying destructive power.

As long as he grows the worm's nest larger, and then divides the cultivated worm's nest into small pieces for seeding.

Like growing potatoes, even easier than potatoes.

After all, planting potatoes still requires watering and fertilizing, and the flesh and blood of the Demon Insect Nest can easily grow as long as it is put into the soil.

If the worm's nest is placed all over the Monad Swamp, then the Monad Swamp will undoubtedly become the next Warren Plain, and the food chain will collapse like the Warren Plain.

Even if he expands the range of these worm nests, the entire layer of the abyss may be affected by the worm nest.

However, System gave up this idea after a little thought.

It would be nice if he could control the worm demons produced by the worm's nest.

Once these uncontrollable worm demons appear, they will definitely bring great trouble to System, so it is better not to cast them.

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But this inability to control the Demon Insect Nest was not useless to System.

As an abyss creature with the title of "Lord", System will receive summons from the main plane and other planes.

Among these summons, the old lich had the most summons. During the two months he came to the abyss, System would be summoned by the old lich every few days.

In the past few days, System had even received hatred from the old lich in the process of communicating with the old lich. The old lich said that if he still refused to become the other party's slave, the old lich would Catch him and torture him, and after skinning and dismantling his bones, imprison his soul and subject him to unending pain.

However, the call from the abyss of the old lich was like a threatening call from System's previous life. As long as System didn't respond to the call with death, there would be basically no problems.

System even threatened the old lich back, but as a result, the old lich's madness has greatly increased the frequency of his harassment these days.

Of course, the call of the old lich has nothing to do with the worm's nest.

There is only one summon related to the worm's nest.

It is a wretched-looking magical rank goblin, all its descendants were killed by humans, and even one of its own eyes was gouged out by humans with a spoon.

Because of these hatreds, Goblins wanted to make System destroy a human village with hundreds of households through sacrifice. It was the humans in this village who hired adventurers to make Goblins so miserable.

The original System naturally did not have this ability, and even if he had the strength to slaughter the village, System would not go to the main world to die.

Now that you have a nest of monsters, you just need to summon and teleport the nest of monsters through the abyss.

It shouldn't be difficult to destroy a human village by using the worm's nest, and even if the worm's nest is handled properly, there is a certain possibility of destroying a human town.

Today, System has received the abyss summon dozens of times, and he has become more and more familiar with the abyss summons.

System found that there are many kinds of sacrifice spells for summoning abyss creatures. Some summoners need sacrifice, while others don't.

Likewise, System, who was selected, also had a different situation.

Some summons had to be summoned to other planes by System himself, while others did not. System could also teleport some things through the opponent's sacrificial technique, or directly meet the opponent's request across the abyss.

But these summons must meet certain conditions.

The sacrifice of the previous goblin was like this. The other party sacrificed the souls of more than a dozen goblin companions and asked System to destroy a human village.

The sacrifice of the goblin does not necessarily require System to go to the main world in person. He can also send some items to help the goblin, or directly grant the goblin power.

What System thought of at the time was his [Plague Slime].

However, the [Plague Slime] is not highly contagious, and it is obviously difficult to destroy hundreds of human villages. Because of the flow of the river, System estimates that if it is thrown into the river, it will kill half of the humans at most.

The sacrificial technique could not test the specific effect of [Plague Slime], but it could identify System’s inner thoughts. It cannot pass the judgment of the sacrificial art.

Therefore, the sacrifice of the goblin ended in failure, and System did not receive the soul of the goblin sacrifice.

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System, who already owns the worm's nest, is no longer the same. System is convinced that the worm's nest can destroy a human village.

If that goblin sacrificed to System again, System would definitely be able to harvest his soul this time.

But unfortunately, so far, System can only respond passively to the call from the main plane, and cannot get in touch with the goblin madman at all.

And even if they got in touch, it would be difficult for the other party to find so many of their fellow goblins to sacrifice.

Place the mutant worm nest.

System knew that all he could do now was to wait quietly.

The main world is so big, and there must be some madmen like Goblins...