Just as Jiang Xu had predicted, Moni suddenly laughed.

He tilted his head slightly, looking at Fei, a hint of mockery flashing in his eyes: "So, this is the question you wanted to ask."

not good.

Fei's heart skipped a beat, but her expression remained icy.

With a look of confusion in his eyes: "What problem? I just want to find the real culprit who hurt Kennen."

What? Were you lying about what you just said?

"The real culprit who harmed him is you?"

"Little Fei..." Moni smiled warmly, as if his injuries had vanished. "Have you forgotten that you grew up following me around since you were little?"

Although a long time has passed, the personality traits formed in childhood cannot be changed overnight.

not to mention.......

He's been by his side for more than a year or two.

He could still understand the other party's intentions.

"I haven't forgotten, what's wrong?" Fei calmly dodged Moni's question.

"Click—" The heavy metal door was opened.

Fei turned around instantly and saw Jiang Xu walk in carrying a glass of water.

His expression immediately changed, and he threw the torture instruments in his hand onto the table and strode forward.

"My lord, what brings you here?"

Upon hearing Fei's words, Moni looked at Jiang Xu in disbelief: "You two are married?"

Yesterday he naively thought that the relationship between these two insects was similar to that between him and Kennan, but he never expected that they would actually get married.

His expression turned cold; he understood why the male insect had stood up for Fei.

Things I didn't understand yesterday, I seem to understand now.

Including now.

Jiang Xu glanced at the obedient insect drinking water from its cup and reached out to wipe the water from the corner of its mouth.

He then took two steps toward Moni, a mocking smile playing on his lips: "Moni, Your Excellency... What a coincidence."

“…” Moni scoffed, “Didn’t you promise to release me yesterday? Are you going back on your word?”

Jiang Xu looked at him calmly, frowning, and replied as if puzzled, "Didn't we let you go?"

He has several insects as witnesses to this.

"......"

"You mean you release them then, and then catch them later?" Moni's face showed some anger. "You're a male too, shouldn't we be on the same side?"

Jiang Xu didn't know whether the insect was funny or his strange idea was ridiculous.

"Should male insects always be in a group?"

Why wasn't he given the Insect King's seat?

"Isn't that right? We male insects share common interests. Shouldn't the female insects lick our feet?" Moni had never seen a male insect defend a female insect before; it was truly laughable.

"Then, we're probably not on the same side." Jiang Xu walked to a chair behind him and sat down, casually crossing his legs in front of the person opposite him. "I prefer female insects. Especially my one."

He shrugged, seemingly resigned: "So, I'm in cahoots with him."

Moni stared at him in astonishment, then frowned. It seemed that the kick the other party gave him yesterday wasn't a warning that he had touched his bug.

Instead, it served as a warning to him that he should protect the insect and that no one should touch it.

Fei finished drinking the water, put the cup aside, and then pursed her lips, looking at Jiang Xu, who had no intention of leaving.

She watched quietly for a while, then walked to his side and whispered, "My lord, aren't you going out?"

Jiang Xu raised an eyebrow: "It's quiet outside."

Fei walked to the table of torture instruments, his steps becoming heavier, as he didn't want Jiang Xu to see his bad side.

Previously, with the windows providing cover and excellent soundproofing, he could avoid being seen outside. Now, however, he seemed hesitant and reserved about appearing directly in Jiang Xu's sight.

Moni chuckled, realizing what he had just seen.

"I never thought you'd be willing to put away your thorns." He looked at Fei incredulously: "You actually like male insects like this? You should have said so earlier."

but……"

He paused, a wry smile on his face: "They're all males, isn't it all the same wherever they are?"

He had barely finished speaking when he was met with another whipping sound.

Fei looked at him coldly: "It's different. You think all male insects are as disgusting as you?"

"Isn't it the same?" Moni retorted.

"no the same."

Moni looked up at Jiang Xu, sizing him up: "Yes, it's definitely different. I'm not as cold as him."

Fei didn't want to continue discussing this issue with him, as comparing him to a powerful ruler was practically belittling himself.

"Tell me, who sold you your medicine?" Fei stopped beating around the bush and asked the question directly.

"I don't know." Moni's clothes were soaked with blood, but he still had a smile on his face.

"My patience is limited. Since you know me so well, you should also know that if I want to know something, you can't hide it from me. It'll be less painful to tell you if you do it willingly."

"It's been too long, who would remember? Perhaps it's even you, the gentleman on the other side."

Moni endured another lash, seemingly resigned to his fate and unwilling to tell the truth.

Fei's gaze grew even colder. The more anxious he became, the longer he dragged things out, and the longer this other side of him would remain in Jiang Xu's eyes.

He unconsciously pursed his lips.

Seeing his expression, Moni knew exactly what he was thinking. His smile widened even further.

But the smile on his face quickly froze.

He watched Jiang Xu get up and walk towards him, wondering what this male insect wanted to do.

Jiang Xu looked at the obviously panicked female insect, walked to his side and took the tail whip from his hand.

Upon closer inspection, he discovered that the whip was made entirely of metal, and the spikes around it still bore the blood of the insect in front of him.

"My lord," Fei called out softly to Jiang Xu.

He didn't understand why the other person took the whip from his hand.

Is it because he looks too ugly?

Do you still find his appearance terrifying?

Seeing him like this, Jiang Xu smiled and gently tapped his forehead: "This is how you kill bugs."

After saying that, a whip struck the most vulnerable spot of an insect with swift, ruthless, and precise movements.

Moni's screams instantly filled the entire room.

Fei's eyes widened slowly as he looked at Jiang Xu in surprise. Seeing that the other was looking at him, he nodded blankly.

"Yes, I've learned it."

Jiang Xu walked up to Moni and used his whip to lift the other man's chin: "Really not going to talk? I can be more ruthless than Fei."

He tilted his head and looked the insect up and down: "Besides, I know where it hurts the most."

Moni's face was flushed, and his eyes were bloodshot: "You... you actually... would protect a female insect."

Jiang Xu withdrew his hand: "Who is the seller? Where is he? Tell the truth. Otherwise, you'll be the one who suffers."

Jiang Xu was surrounded by all kinds of classes from a young age, learning a wide variety of things such as Taekwondo, Muay Thai, Tai Chi, and Judo.

Although he wasn't an expert in any of them, he learned to strike at the snake's vital point.

He knew exactly where people's weaknesses and vulnerabilities lay.

Based on his observations over the past few months, male insects are not much different from humans.

He has plenty of ways to inflict pain without killing him.

He rotated his wrist and reached out to pinch the female insect beside him: "Come on, I'll teach you something."

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