The Doomsday Lord: Starting as a Insect Queen Chapter 1461 - 482: The Avenger (6k)2

If it weren’t for the company of the Rain God, the occasional conversation, and her insistence on revenge, she felt she would have surely had a ntal breakdown.

But fortunately, none of this defeated them; instead, it forged a stronger and tighter bond due to their shared hatred.

Relying on mutual comfort, after traveling through over a dozen Constant Star Systems, the Female Mage finally sensed a familiar magic power fluctuation.

"It’s my fleet! Runing, look quickly! That’s my fleet!

We have finally returned to Saien’s territory!"

In surprise, the Female Mage turned her head, clasped the hand of the Rain God beside her, stopping him in his tracks, and shouted his na, pointing towards a fleet silently stationed in the starry sky in the distance.

Even though Rain God set off with a heart full of hatred and anger, the long and lonely journey through the starry sky had smoothed over all his emotions, leaving him only numbness.

He stood stunned for a mont before realizing what the Female Mage was saying, his expression gradually changing from confusion to excitent.

"Saien? The Saien you ntioned? We’ve finally arrived?

We can finally seek our revenge?"

Runing excitedly grabbed the shoulders of the Female Mage, seeking more definitive confirmation:

"Yes! We’ve finally arrived, and as long as we contact Saien, we’ll have a chance for revenge!"

Not only was Rain God Runing feeling that his loneliness and solitude on this journey had finally ended, the Female Mage was equally excited, embracing Runing tightly.

If this mission had been before, under the Great Mage’s command, she could never have made such a close connection with anyone else.

After a long ti, calming the excitent in her heart, she buried her excitent in her tone and said:

"Co on, I’ll take you back to my warship! Then we can contact the Saien Civilization!"

"Alright!"

The two rushed excitedly towards the locked-in fleet, quickly boarding the Female Mage’s warship.

Once again in contact with the social aspects of civilization, the Female Mage was practically in tears.

However, she now had no ti to praise this.

After tidying up her long-unattended appearance and changing into a new set of clothes, she and Runing went to the warship’s main control room and used the warship’s communication to contact the Saien Civilization.

When the communication connected and the envoy appeared on the screen, the Female Mage spoke excitedly.

"Envoy! My teacher has worked for the Saien Civilization, and now the Gemini Civilization wants to put my teacher on trial.

The Saien Civilization must save my teacher!"

The trial of the Great Mage was still a confidential matter, and the Saien envoy had no idea what was happening.

Originally, he thought it was just a routine contact, but realizing sothing was amiss, he put away his usual smile and seriously asked:

"Oh? What’s going on? Tell in detail."

.........

Half an hour later, inside the Saien Civilization

"...That’s how it is. I don’t think ’Kongyu’ has any reason to deceive us.

Moreover, the fact that the Great Mage hasn’t appeared for many days suggests it might indeed be true.

But now we only have ’Kongyu’s’ story, and while the authenticity seems high, it’s uncertain what might still be concealed.

Pri Minister, how should we respond?"

On the other end of the communication, the Pri Minister, after listening to the envoy’s account, was silent for a long while before suddenly laughing and saying:

"Heh, defeated by Fan Mao, and now being put on trial to appease Fan Mao...

Being defeated by Fan Mao is true, but I’m afraid it was the Great Mage who made the first move against Fan Mao, otherwise, with Gemini’s temperant, how could they abandon an 8th Rank at its peak just to appease a Fan Mao?

It must be because of sothing the Great Mage did, sothing the Gemini Civilization can no longer tolerate.

Besides, the trial might not be a loss after all..."

As a senior within Saien, the Pri Minister had access to much more intelligence and information than an envoy and quickly guessed the crucial point.

However, he did not intend to explain to the envoy; instead, he continued:

"Moreover, ’Kongyu’ actually wants Saien to support her in taking revenge against Fan Mao.

I’m afraid she has her own issues, and very likely, she’s directly offended Fan Mao.

I heard recently that Fan Mao encountered an unfamiliar civilization? ’Kongyu’ taking so long to co find us might have been because she was entangled with that civilization.

As of now, Fan Mao has already reached the 8th Rank, and considering the current achievents, if it’s true, then he has even defeated the old 8th Rank pinnacle powerhouse, the Great Mage.

Not to ntion the interests Fan Mao can bring..."

"So does the Pri Minister an we should not help?"

Listening to the Pri Minister’s analysis, the envoy nodded, feeling that this speculation was very plausible, and imdiately inquired.

"Not help? No, no, no, we must help.

The Great Mage is indeed on the wrong side, but since when do we need to be reasonable?

However, given that he is nominally not one of us, and it’s also inappropriate to directly offend Fan Mao, we can’t co forward directly.

I will contact the fleet and arrange for the deploynt of resources to stand by ’Kongyu’s’ side, supporting her protest.

As for revenge...

Apart from so symbolic assistance, the Saien Civilization can provide all forms of support barring substantive help.

No matter the final outco, at least show this attitude.

It would be best if it succeeds and we can directly pull the Great Mage to make him one of us.

Even if it fails, we can recruit the high-tier strong persons under the Great Mage, and by the way, we might also absorb more of the Great Mage’s legacy.

But rember, we are seeking justice for the Great Mage, protesting the Gemini Civilization’s fabricated trial, and we must not have any overt conflicts with the Gemini Civilization.