I Love Destroying Worlds' Plot

He was relieved to hear that they would not interfere with his choice regarding the Federation Star. To save the human species, Cid Warlock now just needs to persuade his bureaucrats and ministers to support his proposition. The people responsible for the tragedy involving the two races have long since passed away. After the Zerg Race defeated the humans in the previous war, they had all perished.

Additionally, it marked the start of the human raceʼs decline. Because they believed they had nothing left to steal, the Zerg Race refrained from invading the Federation Star.

In the throne hall that afternoon. The leaders of the alliance, the nobility, and military personnel were called to order once more. The current Zerg King Cid Warlock is in charge of this conference. Saving the Federation Star was the Zerg Kingʼs suggestion. It is to be expected that there is far more opposition than there should be.

Fortunately, Cid Warlock had prepared this meeting well, providing them with a list of benefits and reasons to save humanity.

Although the Zerg race was essentially opposed to this, several alliance leaders have made an exception for it. Regarding the cause, it appears that a portion of their population were married to humans, and those individuals desired, if nothing else, to assist their partners in saving their home planet.

Additionally, the Beast Race, their allianceʼs principal adversary at the moment, is one of their opponents. Agreed were many who want an early end to the war.

Fighting aboard the Federation Star is, at least, preferable to letting the conflict impact their home worlds. After all, nobody wanted the protracted conflict to have an impact on the natural resources of their own planet. Many of the attendees agreed to this suggestion because assisting the human species would entail fighting on the Federation Star.

The debate on this issue lasted for three days. Only after three days did the nobles and military in the Hive somehow agree to help the humans. It might be against their hearts, but thinking about the children and how the human race will owe them made the Zergs feel that itʼs acceptable. Three days later, the Zerg King, Cid Warlock, announced this issue to the Hive.

Remarkably, fewer unanticipated riots occur than Cid Warlock and his associates had anticipated. After they looked into it, several halflings in the major city also believed that by saving the human race, they would owe the Zerg race something, which would reduce the likelihood of a war between the two races. If they could prevent it, who in their right mind would start a war?

On the seventh day, when all preparations were done, with Cid Warlock leading the fleet, they headed to the Federation Star to join the war. As for Marquess Silver, he stayed in the hive to guard their planet. But Colonel Bailey joined Cid Warlock because they couldnʼt allow the protagonist of their planet to die.

If something happened to Cid Warlock, it would be hard for them to leave the hive when the time came.

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The Ice Elemental Penguin was somewhat off in his judgment. On the sixth day, the Beast Race had launched the first invasion on the Federation Star. The Beast Race arrived to the planet where humans dwelled after only a few days of preparation for those who reside on the Federation Star.

Since most beastmen had thick fur covering them, the bitter cold and never-ending winter had no effect on their constitution.

What affected them the most was the change in terrain. The last delegation the beast race sent to the federation was when the three old marshals were still alive, and that was countless years ago. It also happened before the Frozen Apocalypse struck the planet.

The map they have with them is hardly useful due to the amount of snow and how frozen every waterscape is. Furthermore, many villages and cities had long since vanished as the apocalypse started. Because of the frequent blizzards and hailstorms that the surface has experienced, maps are therefore the most worthless tool available. The Federation Star was no longer under human control.

Now all remaining humans had taken to hiding underground, and elementals created during the Frozen Apocalypse ruled over it.