Chapter 148: Experiment two

The Queen's figure quickly disappeared as she rushed towards her underlings. Though she always considered herself to be a unique and superior species, destined to usher forth a new era. Her queenly nature prevented her from risking the annihilation of the colony she painstakingly built. The instinctive nature of preserving her colony spurred her to forgo her own selfish ambitions. 

Her drive to kill Ailetta was momentarily overshadowed, but as she raced to the aid of her minions, the burning hatred she harbored for Ailetta grew. The animosity that Ailetta had stirred within the Queen even superseded the loathing she once held for Noah. The mocking smiles on Ailetta's body became a symbol of the humiliation the Queen vowed to erase.