Chapter 870

Shiqi Kuang San said no more; she could gain no great benefit from the insect race, and since Tony could handle it, she would not seek the spotlight.

"These alien invasions are truly a headache."

Kill Teacher's voice carried a hint of contemplation; he glanced at the battlefield and suddenly sensed something.

"Wait a moment! I'll go rescue the people on site."

"Though they aren't injured, several of their mechs have reached their energy limits."

Kill Teacher's tentacles whipped through the air, "I need to send them back; otherwise, if they sink into the ocean, things will turn dire."

Whoosh—the sound of Kill Teacher's figure vanishing.

And far away, the mechs hovering above the sea, their energy nearly depleted, disappeared one after another… "Kill Teacher… though he looks exactly like a giant yellow octopus, he's actually a rare kind soul."

Shiqi Kuang San's eyes flickered with complexity, yet her voice remained as inscrutable as ever.

"Rather than… pondering this, you'd better figure out how to deal with the insect queen on the moon."

Xiao Zhizhi Shu let out a long sigh, lightly pressing her arm—a crisp snap echoed—and a virtual projection suddenly rose from the back of her hand.

"Look at the data my reconnaissance satellites have gathered! The number of insects on the moon has already surpassed a million… and many of them are enormous."

"I'm genuinely puzzled—how, in such a barren environment as the moon, could the insects possibly obtain enough energy to grow?"

Xiao Zhizhi Shu could not fathom it; if the insect queen had landed on Earth, she could understand how it developed such a vast insect population in a month.

But the moon is all mineral—what could possibly sustain insect growth there? Do insects not need meat, but can grow just by eating minerals? "Don't equate humans with insects! They're a race that can thrive and multiply anywhere."

Su Han's voice was low.

"Discussing this isn't the priority now!"

Tony's face twisted into a bitter smile; he gazed upward at the sky, where night had silently fallen, and even the moon rising on the horizon was visible.

"……The insects on the moon! That's the real issue. What should we do next? Should we first destroy the insect hive in Greater Australia, then head to space to fight the moon? I feel this might be a long-term endeavor!"

"...... The insectoid race on the Moon! But more importantly, what should we do next? Should we first eliminate the insectoid hive in Greater Australia, then head into space to conquer the Moon? I feel this might be a long-term undertaking!"

Kill Teacher—whoosh—finally returned.

Hearing Su Han's conversation, he looked utterly bewildered; he'd been busy transporting students and hadn't caught what they were discussing.

"Actually, I've just thought of a way to resolve the insect threat in a short time."

Su Han's brow twitched slightly; he gazed at the heavens, stroking his chin thoughtfully, "What if… I completely obliterated the moon? Wouldn't that solve the problem cleanly and decisively?"

Su Han slightly raised an eyebrow, then gazed at the heavens, stroking his chin thoughtfully, "You say... if I completely blew up the Moon, wouldn't that solve things very cleanly?"