Reborn as an insect, eventually reincarnated as Galactus

I closed my lips tightly. Honestly, I'm not sure if I should tell him or not? I mean – I should have been more upset, he did try to kill me and so on, but I think I've had too many things trying to kill me, so now I'm really sad.

Just telling him that it might be a little, though... A parody of the facts may be correct.

"I'm a man, sir," I said with a smile. "Just like you.

He seemed not very happy with my answer, and again pointed at me menacingly with his lively thing. "Mott, you may talk like a human, but it's hard to make you human," he said, his eyes turning into shards of broken glass and his eyebrows furrowed in frustration. "You won't take me for a fool, though. My memory is skewed and incomplete, but I remember your colors. It's darker outside. There was a hesitant and desperate smile on his thin lips. "Tell me, monster, did you kill my crew?"

he spat out the last sentence, a strong accusation that actually made me a little uneasy.

"I haven't done anything to them yet! When I found you, everyone was dead except you. I will never kill. "Fragile in my heart, I have nothing more to say.

"Phew, do you expect me to trust a creature like you when it comes to human life?"

I looked down. "I can't change your mind, sir. I'm sorry. I looked back at him. "I'll come back when you feel better. Before he could speak, accusations or something else, I slipped out of this jungle-like cavern and let him do his own thing.

Oxygen fills the entire cave system, but because of the cold, I suspect he'll try to go too far. Even if he did try to leave, I'd keep some of the thinner tentacles inside the cave system, just out of sight.

Man. That ——, that could be better.

Of course, he's not very good, it feels weird to keep calling someone "sir", and he's not very friendly to shoot me in the head, but: hey, this is a human being!

Even better, he called me by name at the end, just before he accused me of killing all his friends. Spooky.

I hope if I leave him for a while, he will change his mind.

I still have something to do. To do this, I first switch to my main consciousness.

I stood taller than the temple, and I turned away from it, raising one of my main tentacles, spreading each of the second- and third-order tentacles. Then I just lifted it up to the nearby area and scanned it for any signs of life until the end...

It looked at me with pure fear, but I quickly grabbed it with a couple of tentacles, gently crushing all of its life and erasing its expression. Easily killed. Hehe.

But I don't eat it. Oh no, no.

I took it to the temple. Then, maybe an hour or so, I dragged it into the temple, barely managed it through the door under the stairs, and then after dragging it through the cave system for about a minute, I finally made my little humanoid back to the grass room. I switched consciousness into it. Shake your head a few times. Pat me on the cheek and get ready, haha, horrible silence! and I retreated inside.

He stood next to the cave, observing a strange bulbous plant that provided some kind of light to the room. He was talking to himself, but I couldn't hear clearly, so I cleared my throat and drew attention.

He jumped about a meter into the air and then turned to face me, his face flushed. "Ahh He avoided my gaze. But I won't be the first to initiate this talk. “...... I realize that I might have some ... It's not fair. Forgive me, I didn't mean to accuse you.

I smiled warmly. "Don't worry, sir! Thank you.

"Still, my problem remains. What the hell are you?

sir. I frowned. Honestly, I don't want to answer this question because it seems to have caused him an adverse reaction earlier, but... I thought if I really wanted to be his friend, he should know.

I turned to the hole where my tail was sticking in, and slowly and carefully curled my tail. Soon it forked into several thicker tentacles, some of which contained eyes, others which also branched. I was only able to fit a fraction of the actual tentacles into this room, but that's more than enough given the bulky appearance.

"I am a man, sir. I think. Feel. But at the same time, I'm also a giant creature. I want to be friends. Not to hurt you. This tiny human form isn't meant to scare you, sir. "

His eyes were still fixed on my larger body. "I see. Very good. Thank you, and now put the huge part back in its original place. Staring for too long can be unsettling. I nodded, and with a thought, the giant tentacles retreated into the darkness. Looking at his face, I remembered what I had thought earlier.

"Ah, sir, I've brought you something!" I smiled at him, but as I dragged the monkey's carcass through the cave, I realized it might be too big to fit here. But with tenacious perseverance and hard work, I will definitely get through it!" You have to eat to stay alive. It's not very healthy to be so thin.

Tiffin calmly observed the white ape, which was several times larger than himself, his left eye twitching. "No, Mott, that's ——, I'm not of this use. As an officer of the Galactic Empire, finding pleasure in eating and drinking is dismissive of me.

I frowned slightly. "Are you sure, sir?" He nodded. "Hmm... All right. I pulled it back to the cave and immediately cleaned up the body.

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At the same time, I looked back at him, and a series of vague questions came to my mind. "Uh, excuse me, what is the Galactic Empire?" he

frowned, but there was a glint of understanding in his eyes. “...... Your ignorance is not surprising, because you are a monster man from an unknown region. Very good. I'll give you some answers. "