Of Ants and Dinosaurs by Cixin Liu
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16 defection. They've got no manners. Those big Z bugs. She can wait or she can get lost. But she, the secretary, surreptitiously wiped out his face glance that the assemble ministers, then with caution, lent close to the emperor's ear and whispered, She claims she has defected from the ant federation, the interior minister interrupted. Joya is a key figure in Aunt Leadership circles. Her way of thinking is very different from that of other ants. Coming to us like this may well signify something of urgent importance. Very well, said Tadeusz wearily. Bring her in if you must. A couple of minutes later, Joya was standing on the smooth wooden plane of the conference table on addressing the mountainous dinosaurs encircling her. I have come to save Earth, she began. A translator device converted her pheromones speech into the dinosaurs language, broadcasting her words from a hidden speaker. The day has gave a scornful laugh. Such arrogance. Earth is doing just fine. As it happens, you will change your mind about that shortly, sir, responded Gioia. But first I would like you all to answer one question. What are Luna and the Via Ethan? This immediately put the dinosaurs on edge. They exchanged wary glances with each other but kept their jaws firmly shut. Not a peep came out of them after a long pause. Today has said on DH. Why should we tell you that? Your Majesty, if they are what I think they are, I will reveal to you are highly classified secret that relates to the survival of the dinosaur world. You will find it a fair trade and if they aren't what you think they are? The dais asked darkly. Then I will not tell you my secret. You can kill me or keep me here forever to protect your secret. In any case, you have nothing to lose. Tadeusz was quiet for several seconds. Then he nodded to the science minister who was seated on the left side of the table, Stella.