Abel was stunned for a moment, then shouted repeatedly—
'Master, are you insulting worms?
Why can't I have a wife and children?
Or is it that you don't understand that even Bloodsucking Ancestor Worms have family concepts?
Moreover, with how hard I work, why can't I have a wife and children?'
Arthur learned a bit about the family concept of Bloodsucking Ancestor Worms through Abel's fragmented memories—it's roughly monogamous.
Why say it's roughly?
Because some Bloodsucking Ancestor Worms have both husbands and wives.
And some Bloodsucking Ancestor Worms, because they can't truly showcase their charm, choose to grow old alone.
After all, for Bloodsucking Ancestor Worms, the cost of raising offspring is extremely high, not just the decline of power, but the invisible force constraints due to the existence of children.
The combination of both makes powerful Bloodsucking Ancestor Worms wholly passive.
