Zerg: Cold and aloof Major General, stop pretending to be innocent, I have a headache!

Jiang Xu noticed that the female insect's eyes lit up instantly when he finished speaking.

It shone with an unusual light, which he called: joy.

Jiang Xu's usually calm face softened with joy as he reached out and pulled Fei by the waist, leading her deeper into the corridor: "Let's go, I know you're worried about Wen west."

Fei felt the pressure on his waist, glanced down, and a slight smile appeared on his lips. His voice held a hint of joy: "Mm."

When they arrived at the medical room, Neil and his son were already there.

Neil bowed to Jiang Xu: "Your Excellency Jiang Xu."

This was their first meeting since arriving here yesterday, and he was very grateful to the two insects in front of him.

Inside the treatment pod, Wenxi's complexion visibly became rosy.

It is clear that the other person's injury is indeed gradually healing, just as the doctor said.

Jiang Xu nodded to him and looked into the medical room: "What's his condition? Has the doctor been here?"

"The doctor just left. Wenxi is doing very well and recovering faster than we expected." Neil recalled that when the doctor came to see her before, he was very satisfied with Wenxi's recovery.

The other party was very satisfied with the healing pod, telling him that it was currently the most advanced healing pod available to the Zerg.

Even ordinary insects in the capital city don't have the chance to use this; it's a male insect that the treatment pod is exclusively for royalty and nobility.

Jiang Xu hummed in agreement and gave Fei a push around the waist: "Shall we go in and take a look?"

Upon hearing this, Fei glanced at the other three insects present, then opened the door and went inside.

Jiang Xu stood at the door and watched Fei cautiously walk to the side of the treatment pod and look down at the insects inside.

Although the other person didn't show much emotion on his face, he could tell that he was really worried about the female insect.

It seems their relationship is better than he imagined.

Jiang Xu withdrew his gaze and looked down at Tong En beside him: "Aren't you going out for a walk?"

He remembered that on the way back, the little insect was full of longing for the outside world. It had been almost a day and a night since it arrived here. There were bustling streets right outside the door, but it had managed to keep its curious heart and stay here with its female parent.

Tong En looked up at Jiang Xu and said, "I want to stay here with my father and take care of Uncle Wenxi."

"Heh." Jiang Xu chuckled. "I didn't realize you were so loyal."

Tong En tilted her head to the side, tilting her chin up arrogantly, and didn't answer him.

Jiang Xu chuckled again, looking up at Neil: "The rest area is very safe. There's no need for insect guards here. You can take him out to have a look."

Although it's not as bustling as the capital, it's definitely much better than their remote little town.

Neil glanced at his child and reached out to pat his head. "Thank you for your kindness, but we'll go after Wenxi wakes up."

The doctor said Wenxi would likely wake up later today, and he wanted to wait.

As expected, Jiang Xu looked at the father and son with some curiosity, wondering what the insect had done for them to suppress the children's natural instincts: "How did you two meet Wenxi?"

Neil turned to face the treatment pod in the medical room, paused for a moment, and slowly said, "We're not far from the battlefield. To avoid trouble, we'll go into the mountains every now and then to check for anything unusual or to look for any usable lost items."

A few months ago, as usual, Uncle Nian asked me to go to the mountains to check on the situation.

That's when I met him at the bottom of the mountain.

His will to survive is very strong.

At that time, Wenxi was lying on a rock by a shallow stream at the bottom of the valley, completely soaked.

Although their location was not far from the battlefield, it was not close either.

He examined Wenxi's injuries and guessed that she must have been swept here after falling into the water.

That place is on the outermost edge of their village; he wouldn't go even 500 meters further ahead.

It was just a coincidence.

He could have simply walked around the perimeter and looked at things casually without going over there.

In the end, I could only marvel at how lucky the other person was; it just so happened that it was him I ran into that day.

They eventually retrieved it.

"Is that so?" Jiang Xu was silent for a moment. "Did he ask you to help find other companions after he woke up?"

Neil looked at him with a puzzled expression, then shook his head: "No, it's already a great achievement that he woke up at all."

Their village had limited medical resources, and at that time they were already resigned to the fact that he couldn't be saved.

"After Wenxi woke up, more than half a month had passed since I took him back. During that time, his injuries kept recurring, and I thought he wouldn't survive."

He had already dug a pit in the cemetery outside the village, ready to bury the other person at any time.

Recalling the events, he continued, "After he woke up, he was depressed for a long time."

After waking up, Wenxi often stares blankly at one spot.

Jiang Xu touched his chin. He calculated that it would take a month for the other party to wake up and recover. So why did it take more than two months for the other party to think of contacting the military?

What happened during that time that forced him to contact them?

Jiang Xu turned his gaze to Fei. Could it be because of him?

As the doctor had predicted, Wenxi woke up earlier than expected, or rather, earlier than Neil had imagined.

Shortly after lunch that day, the alarm in the medical room went off.

By the time the group of insects walked over, Wenxi had already climbed out of the treatment pod and was sitting on the medical bed next to him, lost in thought.

No, or rather, they were cautiously observing the unfamiliar environment.

Jiang Xu stood outside the medical room, watching the insects swarm around Wen west as she woke up.

Inside, Wenxi noticed him standing at the door and cast a strange look at him, but it was quickly drowned out by the concern of the insects.

"Uncle Wenxi, you're finally awake." Tong En rushed into Wenxi's arms, her joy impossible to hide.

Jiang Xu lowered his gaze. Tsk, this little bug is really being treated differently.

Its appearance was exactly the same as when that little insect named Xi saw him; if it had a tail, it would probably have been wagging it long ago.

Wenxi gently patted his head: "I'm sorry to have worried you."

Tong En shook her head and looked up at Wen west: "It's good that Uncle Wen west is alright."

After nodding to Neil, Wenxi turned to Fei and said, "Brother."

Fei's eyes softened, and she reached out to ruffle his hair: "Welcome back."

"Mmm." Wenxi smiled gently. "It's so good to see you again."

Neil was surprised by Wenxi's "brother," as he had assumed they were just ordinary friends.

Seeing the way Wenxi was looking at Fei, he consciously took Tong En's hand and left the room.

He knew these two insects must have something to say beforehand, so he casually closed the door behind them.

Only then did he notice Jiang Xu leaning against the wall: "Your Excellency."

He didn't ask him why he didn't go in, but he figured it was the same as his goal: to leave space for the two insects.

Jiang Xu turned his head and glanced at them: "Why did you come out?"

Neil glanced at the closed door. "I think Wenxi must have a lot to say to his brother."