"It really was you."

Moni bit his lip and groaned as he took the third lash.

Fei glanced at the blood trickling from the corner of his mouth: "It's been so many years. I never thought we'd have a chance to catch up."

Moni coughed a few times, his panic turning into fierceness: "You call this catching up?"

Fei, backlit, gave him a cold look: "Otherwise?"

"Even if I hurt you back then, at least my kindness towards you at the beginning wasn't fake." Moni flicked a stray hair from her forehead:

"When nobody wanted you, who gave you a job and kept you from starving?"

His gaze fell on Fei's face, trying to discern something from it.

However, Fei did not give him any extra expression.

Another lash landed on Moni.

"I remember, but this insect of mine is rather vengeful." He ran his fingertips along the tail whip in his hand, looking at the remaining bloodstains on it, a satisfied look flashing in his eyes.

"You ingrate." Moni didn't expect that his words would not make the other party stop, but instead he would be whipped again.

"Yes." Fei looked at the insect across from him, who was trying to morally blackmail him with what had happened before, and a sarcastic smile appeared on his lips:

"I'm such an ingrate, and you're only just realizing it now? Looks like you haven't learned your lesson from before."

Moni couldn't help but exclaim, "Ah!"

He stared at Fei, trembling, and said fiercely, "Did that male insect from yesterday know you looked like this?"

"None of your business." Fei threw the whip in his hand onto the torture table. "Do you know why I'm here?"

"......." Moni glanced at the new torture device on his hand, a palm-sized sphere covered with countless silver needles.

Cold sweat trickled down his forehead: "Because of Kennen?"

Seeing Fei glance at him, he immediately chimed in, "Just because I cheated him out of his assets? Didn't I transfer them to him on the spot yesterday?"

Fei walked up to him with the silver needle stick in hand, and casually flicked his wrist, making a "poof" sound as the silver needle stick sliced ​​through the air.

As if threatened with death, Moni immediately continued, "Because I deceived his feelings?"

"Anything else?" Fei Wei turned his head, seemingly examining the insect to see where he could make a better move.

Moni has no advantage left.

The female insect opposite him clearly intended to kill him; it was just a matter of how painful or pleasant the death would be.

Since he had no choice, he decided not to choose.

A ruthless glint flashed in his eyes, and his tone became arrogant: "What else? I don't know what you're talking about."

Now that a male insect has suddenly disappeared from the capital, do you think they'll dig deeper and trace it back to you?

Fei understood his meaning at a glance.

Are you pretending to be crazy?

He chuckled softly. "You didn't think I was going to kill you, did you?"

"I have no intention of killing you. As long as you cooperate and tell me everything you need to say, I will let you go."

Fei saw him looking at him and said jokingly, "I didn't kill you years ago, so how could I kill you now because of a female insect?"

"Lord Moni, have you forgotten that you are a male insect, protected by the Male Insect Association?"

Moni stared intently at Fei, seemingly trying to discern the truthfulness of his words through his expression.

However, the other party didn't give him any extra expression.

He remained expressionless throughout.

"Are you telling the truth?"

"The truth." Fei flicked the silver needle stick in his hand. "But you have to promise that what you're saying is the truth. You know I'm a vengeful person."

Especially when dealing with those who deceive me.

He didn't intend to kill him; after all, he still needed to live a good life, didn't he?

Of course, he could only guarantee that he wouldn't die.

Moni remained silent for a moment before asking, "What do you want to ask?"

"How did you and Kennan meet?"

"I encountered a bunch of baby insects playing around in the Insect Street before. One of them lost its footing while climbing the roof, but I caught it."

At that time, he was also saved by an insect, namely Kennen.

Fei vaguely remembered it, but didn't know the specifics, but it did happen.

When did you two officially become a couple?

Moni glanced at him, paused for two seconds, and then said, "A month ago."

"What medicine did you give him yesterday?"

"Drugs."

"Why drug him?" Fei's gaze never left Moni's face, not intending to miss a single subtle emotion.

Moni scrutinized Fei for a moment before saying, "What else could there be between a male and a female insect?"

"?" Fei asked, "What do you mean?"

"In this past month, aside from kissing and holding hands, he insisted on saving everything else for after we got married. Who told him to be so stubborn?"

Moreover, Moni had absolutely no intention of marrying that female insect.

He's just playing around, okay?

"Just because of this?" Fei Gang asked, but quickly answered himself, "Yes, that's the kind of male you are. What else wouldn't you do?"

Fei felt a surge of anger welling up inside him, wondering if he should give the insect another stab.

However, he was afraid of going too far and killing the insect.

After a few seconds of hesitation and calming myself down, I asked, "Do you know what the side effects of your medication are? The army doctor said the side effects are too severe, and he might never wake up again..."

Before Fei could even utter the word "come," Moni on the other side retorted, "Impossible."

"When I bought the medicine, the insect said it was just a regular sleeping pill, that it would just put me to sleep."

"Now the military is going to conduct a military capture of those who harmed Kennan. Tell me, did you lie about this, or did the bug who sold you the medicine lie?"

"Kennan is my long-term meal ticket now, I would never harm him. It must have been that bug that sold me the medicine that gave me false information, making me mistakenly believe that it was a normal potion."

Moni struggled to argue.

Even if the male insect survives a military capture, it will still shed its skin.

"If that's the case, how do I know if you're telling the truth or lying? Unless..." Fei's eyes flickered: "Tell me where the worm that sold you the medicine is."

If the investigation confirms that he lied, then you're safe.

His words were soft, yet carried a seductive undertone.

Jiang Xu, who was outside the window, watched the whole thing. Although he couldn't hear what the insects inside were saying, he could roughly read the male insect's lip movements.

He watched as the male insect went from being nervous to arrogant, and now to fiercely arguing.

His gaze shifted from Moni to the female insect carrying him.

He discovered that this insect was truly cunning.

He stood with his back straight, never showing him his face the entire time.

It seems they don't really want him to see him like this.

but--

Jiang Xu smiled faintly: "What a skilled interrogator, he has the insect's mind firmly in his grasp."

It constantly stimulates the other party's will to survive.

However, perhaps it's because he sees things more clearly from the outside.

He knew the male insect had realized what was happening.

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