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

What followed was a horrified look in the eyes of the person opposite, and legs that couldn't help but tremble.

"......" Jiang Xu felt as if he had been choked and then released, the feeling wasn't strong, but he couldn't ignore it.

Only then did he remember that male insects do not necessarily fight with female insects.

They have a natural advantage.

The insects opposite immediately knelt down, and the little female insect stopped crying.

Jiang Xu: "Alright."

The little female insect had already run to her male parent while they were confronting each other. Jiang Xu walked to the clutter and saw the two insects, one big and one small, hidden behind it.

The female insect had stopped crying; the male insect's spiritual power was still too intimidating.

"Little one." Jiang Xu reached out to check on the little female insect, but as soon as he did, the female insect lying on the ground hugged the little female insect even tighter.

She looked at him cautiously and fearfully.

Jiang Xu paused for a moment, then withdrew his hand.

The little female insect snapped out of its daze and reached out to grab Jiang Xu's sleeve: "Brother, brother, save Father."

Jiang Xu breathed a sigh of relief; it seemed the child was alright.

Just as he was about to say something, a swarm of insects rushed in from the alley entrance.

"Your Excellency Zoe." They quickly ran up behind Zoe and bowed humbly to him, saying, "I sensed your spiritual power in the mall, so I immediately brought the insects over."

Male insects rarely release their psychic energy in public places, as it would cause quite a stir.

The mall manager immediately realized it was Zoe after sensing the male insect's spiritual power.

As one of the mall's shareholders, the Alvis family, he had the opportunity to meet them at the annual Chamber of Commerce meetings, so they were quite familiar with each other.

We also have a general understanding of the character of this male insect.

"Okay, you can hand them over to the Male Insect Protection Association." Zoe patted non-existent dust off her body with an extremely elegant movement.

Jiang Xu thought he was just putting on an act.

The mall manager only noticed Jiang Xu not far away when he looked at the kneeling female insect.

"Jiang, Your Excellency Jiang Xu?" The voice rose unconsciously.

Jiang Xu nodded to him, then looked at the two people beside him, one big and one small: "Take them to the hospital."

Before leaving, Jiang Xu reached out and patted the little female insect: "Goodbye, little one."

After seeing the two male insects leave, the mall manager ordered his men to quickly finish dealing with the situation in the alley.

He then turned to look at the two figures that had already walked away.

Lady Zoe occasionally attends some cocktail parties, but Lady Jiang Xu, the sole heir of the Jiang family, the largest shareholder of the shopping mall, is truly elusive and disappears without a trace.

His name is heard at the Chamber of Commerce every year, but that's about it.

He only remembered his appearance because he had seen his photo once by chance.

I never expected to run into you here.

He glanced at the two female insects, one large and one small, being carried onto the stretcher.

They were lucky.

"Shall I take you back?" Zoe walked beside Jiang Xu, her demeanor and image undergoing another dramatic transformation.

Even a chameleon couldn't change like him. Jiang Xu's first thought was, "That's troublesome."

They returned along the same route and arrived at the helipad outside the center.

Jiang Xu's side was progressing smoothly, while Fei was deep in thought as he looked at the asset balance information.

His savings of so many years are almost gone.

Are the expenses for male insects really that high?

Fei had never met his male father since childhood, only hearing his female father occasionally mention him, but only briefly.

Since the death of his female father, his impression of male insects has been nothing more than that of cruel, vicious, bloody, and cowardly creatures who wantonly exploit others with their mental power.

Now we have another layer of understanding: their spending power.

His salary was really enough to support that male insect. Fei stared at the communicator in silence.

"Major General Fei."

The soldier had knocked on the door several times, but the female insect inside the office did not respond, so he had to call out.

"Huh?" Fei suddenly snapped back to reality. "Is something wrong?"

"Major General, hurry! Parker and Kennen are fighting!"

"What?" Fei jumped up from his office chair and rushed out. "Why are they fighting? Where?"

"In the cafeteria."

Upon hearing the location, Fei headed straight for the cafeteria.

The soldier quickly followed behind him and explained, "I don't know why they were fighting, but when I saw them, they were already fighting."

Many people around them tried to persuade them, but to no avail. They had no choice but to ask you for help.

As the direct superiors of the two insects, they only listen to Fei.

When Fei arrived at the cafeteria, the two insects were already exhausted and lying on the ground, neither of them having the strength to move.

The surrounding tables and chairs were in pieces because of the two fighting insects. The onlookers automatically made way for Fei.

Under the watchful eyes of the insects, Fei walked steadily into the center, his chilling aura penetrating to the very bones of every insect present.

"What's wrong with you two?" He hadn't seen the two insects for a short while and they had turned into this.

Parker's first reaction upon seeing Fei was to yell at the surrounding insects, "Who gave you permission to notify Major General Fei?"

Unlike him, Kennan immediately and obediently got up, stood beside Fei, and weakly called out, "Major General Fei."

Fei's face was cold. Seeing Parker's fearless attitude, he kicked him in the waist: "Aren't you ashamed of being a bug? Get up!"

"Oh." Parker looked frustrated, but he had no choice but to obey his boss's orders.

"Everyone disperse," Fei said to the surroundings.

At his command, the surrounding insects scattered in a commotion, but there were always those who enjoyed watching the spectacle.

"Hey, Major General Fei, didn't you insist that your female soldiers were the most disciplined? Is this what you call discipline?"

A voice came from a corner of the cafeteria.

The remaining insects were all very familiar to me.

"Major General Morgan, instead of meddling in other groups' affairs, you should manage your own men better," Fei scoffed. "I heard he's been a guest at the Military Discipline Inspection Commission lately."

Morgan gave him a lazy glance, propped his cheek up with his hand, and chuckled, "Eh? Isn't your subordinate going to visit too?"

He glanced at the time on his communicator: "Tsk, I should be able to go soon, have some tea."

"Thank you for your kind words." Fei withdrew his gaze from the other person and glanced at Parker and Kennan beside him. "Come back to the office with me first."

Fei remained silent the whole way, so silent that the two insects behind him who had just been fighting were now looking to each other for mercy.

The three insects walked silently to Fei's office.

The insects behind them couldn't figure out a solution either, so they had no choice but to resign themselves to following Fei inside.

"What's going on between you two?" Fei asked immediately after hearing the door lock.

"I, um, it's just..." Parker stammered, unable to get a coherent answer.

Fei, too lazy to listen to his rambling, turned to Kennan and said, "You tell me."

"It's all because Parker said bad things about you."

As soon as Kennan finished speaking, Parker looked up in disbelief:

"You're spouting nonsense! When did I ever speak ill of Major General Fei?"