Reborn As An Interstellar Giant Mosquito

Jia Yan and his companion had no idea that after departing from the battlefield, several alien beings resembling mice were in hot pursuit.

With their newly acquired temporary identities, they could finally enjoy some leisure time in this place.

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Strolling on the streets of this outer city area, Big Mosquito delicately planted its long, narrow six legs on the ground.

Obviously, the terrain here had undergone special treatment; otherwise, creatures like Jia Yan could easily ruin the entire surface with his stroll.

The sight of Big Mosquito’s enormous size left the alien beings that surrounded them dumbstruck, for to them, such a colossal being was indeed a rare spectacle!

Yet, both Jia Yan and Funi paid no mind to their pointing and whispering. After all, as a giant mosquito, Jia Yan had long become accustomed to people’s prejudiced stares on Earth, and Funi, who had lived on Earth for so long as an extraterrestrial ambassador, was now beyond the phase where she couldn’t handle such attention! How else could she manipulate the entirety of Earth’s human population as a representative of an advanced civilization?!

However, as they were being stealthily observed by these aliens, Jia Yan and Funi were also sizing up the city.

The architectural style here was vastly different from Earth’s, with a stronger touch of science fiction. But this was not intentional; it was merely a byproduct of their civilization’s advanced technology.

Skyscrapers shot up from the ground, many of them reaching a height of seven or eight hundred meters. Teeming with people coming and going, each of these buildings was like a small city in itself.

The sky was dotted with small aircraft, mostly similar to Earth’s sedans. They were propelled by something resembling sonic waves, which continuously sprayed a type of air that seemed to warp space. Notwithstanding, their primary source of power did not rely on these air waves; instead, it depended on an anti-gravity system whose principles Jia Yan couldn’t comprehend.

Large vehicles, like police cars, that were dozens of meters long were few, and this city didn’t reach Jia Yan’s expectations of an advanced alien civilization!

The aliens too looked much the same, some of them bearing a very distraught and wretched appearances. Since this place was a so-called slum, aliens that seemed to lead a tough life were in majority.

Most of the aliens that resided here belonged to the Auster species, which resembled humans from Earth. The rest resembled peculiar beasts and couldn’t look more different from Jia Yan in appearance. Among these creatures, Jia Yan even spotted a life form resembling the frog monster he had seen earlier!

However, the frog-like creature at present didn’t seem as primitive. Instead, dressed in a neat outfit, it appeared rather sophisticated and spoke a language closely similar to Funi’s.

As both had a limited understanding of this place, Funi had been sharing everything she knew about it with Jia Yan while they walked around.

Gradually, Jia Yan realized that this planet seemed to be devoid of any considerable presence of Funi’s ’Empire’, whether it was due to defeat or some other reason was unclear.

Sure enough, the primary builders of this city were the Auster people. The existence of such a city on this planet was managing to thrive because the opposing side of the war had given their consent.

The warring factions consisted of the military force of the Auster civilization on one side, while on the other, was an allied army known as the ’Biochemical Clan’ and the ’Insect Clan’.

Funi appeared puzzled when she spoke of these two races because she could not find any information about these two civilizations in her knowledge database!

However, based on the previous battle and snippets of information Funi got from others talking about the Biochemical Clan and the Insect Clan, she deduced that their forces might actually be no less formidable than the Auster civilization. The two factions had been engaged in warfare against the Auster people for more than two hundred years!

So it turns out there were things that even Funi did not know of! (To be continued. If you like this work, feel free to recommend or upvote it at qidian.com. Your support would be greatly appreciated. Mobile users, please visit m.qidian.com to read.)