Chapter 2291 - 1145: Let’s Have a Baby Together

Chapter 2291: Chapter 1145: Let’s Have a Baby Together

Looking at the insect woman in front of her once again frozen, Dorothy smiled rather happily.

However, it’s not advisable to tease this innocent big sister too much, so she decided to call it a day.

"Alright, I won’t tease you anymore, Miss Xilin. But I really wasn’t lying, your body is much more useful than your mind. Your genes are very special, and if you can truly unleash their full power, then it’s possible for you to become a new Calamity Race."

Dorothy adjusted her stance and spoke seriously.

"Calamity Race?"

Having just barely come out of the shame of being desired, the insect woman had question marks popping out of her head.

After all, the Senhai World is a small world without even a Magic Network, and the insect people naturally are indigenous folk completely ignorant of the Western Universe. They have no knowledge of world level, racial level, or these types of common knowledge.

Luckily, as the fleet is now in autopilot mode, Dorothy still has three months of leisure before reaching the world of the Intelligent Mechanic Wilderness, so she patiently educated Miss Xilin about the common knowledge of the Western Universe.

"Yes, according to the current mainstream academic view within the Magic Network, all races are currently divided into four orders, namely Black Iron, Bronze, Silver, and the highest level, Gold. The Golden Race is also referred to as the Calamity Race."

"Of course, if we go into more detail, each level can be further divided into Lower Rank, Middle Position, and Upper-Level."

"The Demon that destroyed your world is one of the Golden Calamities, and we witches are also a Calamity Race."

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The Homebody Witch eloquently explained these things which are common knowledge to witches from a very young age.

But to the people of the small world like Xilin, having their first interaction with other worlds, these revelations were more than shocking.

After all, as one of the two dominant races of the ancient Canghai World, the insect people did have some pride. They once prided themselves as the rulers of all life, the darlings of the world. They believed they would undoubtedly defeat the apes, who were the backbone of the Beast Race, to become the absolute protagonists of the Canghai World, transforming it into the world of bugs.

But now, suddenly being told that their past pride was all false, and that their thousands of years of warfare were child’s play, was as if everything from the past had lost its meaning, nearly shattering the worldview of the insect woman.

She even felt that if not for her mutated brain and her resilience built from growing up through trials, she might have given up thinking and gone mad.

Fortunately, she quickly forced herself to calm down.

"Well, although it’s hard to accept, on closer thought, it’s actually within expectations. Sci-fi works of the apes often feature alien civilizations, and Senhai World is definitely not the only world with civilization, so it is only natural that there are civilizations more advanced than ours."

"However, regardless of theory, it is hard to accept being told in reality that you belong to a lower civilization. Lady Dorothy, what rank would humans, the apes you mentioned, be?"

Xilin asked this way.

She didn’t dare to directly ask about the insect people but inquired about the rank of their old rivals.

"Black Iron Race, though humans are indeed special. Their civilization is highly adaptable. Racial level is evaluated purely on the degree of physical evolution. Human individual qualities are at the Black Iron Race’s standard, but the technological level of humans in your home world is not low, so tentatively, they might be given a lower ranking in the Bronze Species."

Dorothy estimated while stroking her chin.

She also regretted not having seen the humans from Senhai World firsthand, because, from the insect woman’s account, the humans there developed purely in technology, which is rare in the Western Universe, where most civilizations are magical ones.

"Only lower Bronze?"

Hearing this answer, Xilin lowered her head. As a corpse collector frequently on the battlefield, she knew how tricky their old adversaries, the apes, were; entire alliances of insect tribes could merely trade blows with them. Although the insect people gained some advantage with numbers, exterminating the apes was simply impossible during that period.

Actually, as the apes advanced technologically, even the insect people’s advantage was being wiped out, suggesting that in the end, the apes were likely to emerge as the final winners.

After all, it seems likely that the insect people’s standard was around that of lower to middle Bronze Species.

Above Bronze, there was Silver, and above Silver were the Golden Races symbolizing calamity.

"Is there a big gap between races?"

The insect woman asked somewhat unwillingly.

In response, Dorothy shrugged her shoulders.

"It’s not a matter of big or small, but rather, in general, a genius seen once in a millennium in a lower rank species is merely average among the next higher species. You could imagine the strength of the most powerful King among the insect people, and that might be the level of any ordinary member in the lower Silver Species."

The Homebody Witch brutally shattered Xilin’s unwillingness.

And hearing this, the insect woman fell silent once more.