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

Jiang Yi's eyes lit up. He released the snow weasel from his hand, turned over and stood up, his face full of excitement: "Great, great!"

"Father, let's go visit Father."

After a quick discussion, the father and son left.

Jiang Xu leaned against the glass frame of the aircraft and looked down. He saw that many insects had appeared on the streets, gathered together, seemingly arguing about something.

However, before he could see it clearly, the aircraft had already moved far away.

They soon arrived at the military camp in the eastern suburbs. Jiang Xu looked at the two unfamiliar female soldiers at the gate and his heart sank.

"This is a military headquarters, please stop here." The two insect guards at the door blocked him from entering.

"Not even family members?" Jiang Xu frowned slightly, looking at their somewhat forceful attitude.

One of the female guards looked Jiang Xu up and down for a while, her tone much better than before: "Which officer's master are you?"

The military is in a state of turmoil lately, and many female soldiers have gone to the front lines. Therefore, they may not be here.

"Huh?" The insect cub, which had been nestled on Jiang Xu's shoulder, turned its head with some regret upon hearing that its female father might not be there. "Isn't the female father here?"

If I had known, he would have come with his father a few days ago.

Jiang Xu cradled his little bottom with one hand and rubbed his head with the other, then casually asked the gatekeeper, "Is Major General Fei of the First Military Region still at headquarters?"

"I'm sorry." The insect guarding the gate looked at the father and son, his tone softening even more: "Sir, almost all the insects from the First Military Command have been mobilized."

Jiang Xu pursed his lips slightly and asked in a deep voice, "General Lan went too?"

"Yes." The doorman saluted him. "I'm so sorry."

Although they are currently very dissatisfied with the male insects enjoying themselves in the capital, they know that the female soldiers going to the front lines are almost all going with the intention of dying.

He looked into Jiang Xu's eyes, a hint of sympathy in his voice: "Sir, if Major General Fei returns to the camp, I will convey to him that you came to see him."

Jiang Xu glanced inside the military region gate, then looked away and nodded slightly to the two insects, saying, "Thank you for your trouble."

Since the female insect isn't at the military headquarters, there's no point in him coming here.

However—the insect did not tell him about going to the front lines.

He had just boarded the aircraft, ready to go home, when the communicator on his wrist beeped.

That was a message Zoe sent him.

He glanced at it briefly, changed the default address, and started again.

The closer to the capital city center, the more migrants there are.

After Jiang Xu disembarked from the aircraft, he looked at the once quiet and exquisite street, which was now lined with simple tents on both sides, each tent crammed with at least four or five insects.

"Father, why do they live here? Don't they go home?" The young insect seemed unaware of the horrors of war, its tone full of ignorant confusion.

Jiang Xu looked at the streets that had changed so much and sighed softly.

"You must respect war, understand?" He carried the insect cub towards the private insect club.

"Why?" Jiang Yi didn't understand.

"War is not just about destroying homes and displacing people. It can also take away the insects you cherish forever. Life is only once, so it is very precious." Jiang Xu's deep voice echoed in the clubhouse corridor.

Normally, you can hear the excited sounds of the male insects coming from afar, but at this moment it's quiet.

The only sound in the entire club was the "tap tap" of his shoes on the floor, as if he were the only insect there.

He looked toward the central hall, which was dimly lit, and figured Zoe must be waiting for him inside.