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

Jiang Xu glanced inside, then leaned quietly against the wall without making a sound.

"You're just waiting here?" Neil was very curious about Jiang Xu, wondering what kind of family could raise such an unusual male insect.

Or rather, they are an anomaly among the Zerg.

It will accompany its female insect and wait silently by its side without saying a word.

Although he appeared cold and spoke very little, one could clearly sense his respect and concern for the female insect.

He looked at the male and female insects with the same gaze.

It seems that all insects are just insects in his eyes, without distinction of high or low, noble or lowly.

"Hmm," Jiang Xu replied matter-of-factly, "You guys?"

He looked at Tonn, who was being led by Neil: "Ready to go out for a walk?"

"They should be talking for a while," he thought, taking the opportunity to take Tong En out for a check-up. Once Tong En woke up, he wouldn't have to worry so much. Neil thought for a moment, "Sir, would you like to come along?"

Jiang Xu was somewhat surprised by the invitation, but quickly declined, saying, "No, thank you."

Seeing that he refused, the other party didn't say anything more, patted Tong En's head, and quickly left.

Inside the medical room, Fei stood in front of Wenxi and spoke for a while. Then he turned to look through the isolation window but did not see Jiang Xu.

However, he saw a glimpse of Jiang Xu's exposed clothing and knew that the other person was waiting for him outside.

A strange sense of peace settled over me.

Wenxi witnessed this scene and followed Fei's gaze, his eyes darkening involuntarily.

He recognized the clothes; they belonged to the male insect that had been standing at the door earlier.

"Does your brother know that bug?"

Fei turned to look at him, reached out and patted his head, as if looking at a little insect that would never grow up: "That is Lord Jiang Xu."

Wenxi's eyes instantly turned cold, and she looked at Jiang Xu with a fierce glint in them: "Is that the male insect who forced you into marriage? I'll kill him for you."

He got up and tried to walk outside, but Fei pressed his head down and pushed him back onto the bed: "Don't hurt him, or I'll hate you."

Wenxi turned to look at him in disbelief: "Didn't you also want to kill him?"

He couldn't believe that he, who hated male insects the most, would one day protect a male insect.

"He's different." A gentle light shone in Fei's eyes, melting away all the frostiness, and she repeated the previous sentence, "He's different."

Wenxi frowned deeply: "What's the difference? Aren't they all the same? They're both males. Have you forgotten what happened to you before?"

How can you still be thinking about those disgusting male insects!

A scene from Fei's childhood flashed through her mind, and memories from many years ago were stirred up again. After a long silence, she turned her head and looked straight at Wenxi: "I haven't forgotten."

But I'm willing to believe him.

"How could you be so stupid?" Wenxi stood up, displeased, and grabbed his arms. "Do you want to fall for it again?"

"Haven't you heard the rumors about Jiang Xu? How could you give your heart to a male like that?"

Fei frowned, displeased with Wen west's description of Jiang Xu: "Those are all rumors, they shouldn't be taken seriously."

Wen west was so angry she couldn't utter a word. She gave Jiang Xu a venomous look, turned around and sat back on the bed. After a long while, she finally uttered, "You're really confused."

"You'll know he's really a good person once you get to know him," Fei said earnestly to him.

Wenxi felt that Fei had been given some kind of drug, and was simply beyond redemption. She remained silent beside him.

Fei sighed, his hand unconsciously resting on his lower abdomen. He had a very good male master, and Dan also had a very good male father.

Wenxi's eyes suddenly widened, and she stared at Fei in astonishment: "You......."

His gaze fell on Fei's lower abdomen, filled with surprise.

"You're going to be a little brother-in-law," Fei said to Wenxi without hiding it.

"......." Wenxi noticed that Fei was different from before; his former ruthlessness had been tempered with tenderness.

"Stop talking about me, let's talk about you." Fei Song opened his hand, the tenderness in his eyes gone, and he seemed to have returned to the decisive major general's demeanor: "Are there any other insects surviving on the western battlefield besides you?"

What exactly happened back then?

Wenxi lowered her eyes, the scene in her mind was recalled again, and she didn't speak for a long time. "I arrived at the battlefield with the main force, and everything went smoothly at first."

You know, we have a very high chance of winning this operation.

But because of this, many teammates became complacent.

Wenxi fell silent again, her aura growing increasingly oppressive, and the room grew quiet.

Fei was very patient and just waited quietly.

He knew that bringing up the Western front was cruel for Wenxi, but he had no choice but to recall it.

Not only should we talk about it, but we should talk about it in detail.

He didn't want to miss any clues.

Wenxi remembered images of alien beasts dragging their companions through their minds; these were enemy insects that they could not resist at all.

At first, they naively thought those were just simple strange beasts. Although the beasts were very strong, they could still save their lives.

but........

Things weren't as simple as they thought, and they soon realized something was wrong.

Wenxi could still almost smell the blood, hear the pitiful cries of his companions, and hear the sounds of flesh being chewed.

Unable to contain his turmoil any longer, he rushed towards the medical waste bin and couldn't help but gag.

That was a battlefield filled with corpses.

Fei walked behind him and gently patted his back until Wenxi calmed down.

"On our second night in the western battlefield, it fell as usual, without any unusual noises. I returned to my tent and fell asleep."

I was awakened by the wailing sounds, and when I stepped out of the tent, what I saw was hell.

"Brother, you know," Wenxi said, her voice choked with emotion. "This was the most brutal battle I've ever fought."

That night, our camp was attacked by strange beasts. These beasts were different from those described in the records; they were stronger and crawled faster.

Once you get pricked by their leg spikes, you're helpless.

We resisted with all our might, using every weapon at our disposal, but it had little effect on them.

They fell very quickly, incredibly quickly, so quickly that none of the insects could react.

He escaped death because he was fast asleep; by then, the beasts had already eaten their fill, and their fight with him was more like a game.

They didn't use their full strength.

He thus escaped death, but eventually succumbed to exhaustion and rolled off the cliff.

Wenxi thought he was going to die too, but when he woke up, he was already at Neil's house.

"When I left the battlefield, there were only a few insects left alive, so..." he concluded in a calm voice, "I should be the only one left."

Fei patted Wenxi's back reassuringly, noticing that the other's eyes were bloodshot as he stared at him, filled not only with fear but also with hatred.

"We will avenge them."

Wenxi used her hand to support herself against the waste bin as she stood up, wiping her mouth with her sleeve: "Yes."

He remembered how his teammates covered his escape, and all the insects pinned their hopes on him to bring the news back to the military.

The stability of the eastern insect region is about to be shattered.