Ruins, flames of war, mountains of corpses and seas of blood—these are perhaps the best descriptions of the battlefield at this moment.

Fei smelled the stench of blood and scorched earth and thought to himself.

This battle was more brutal than any before. Severed limbs and heads were everywhere on the battlefield, and nearly one-fifth of the female soldiers were killed in the battle to barely hold the border.

He knew that the southern and northern borders were also not easy to navigate.

These days, the bugle call for emergency assembly can sound anytime, anywhere, and those who receive the order must head straight to the front line.

He slowly opened his eyes, watching the busy people carrying stretchers and sending the insects one by one to the military medical station, his mind in a daze.

Fei reached out and touched himself, but couldn't find his communicator, and paused for a moment.

He quickly sat up and began frantically searching his body with both hands.

The commotion from searching was so loud that Wenxi, who was next to Fei, opened his eyes. Seeing Fei's anxious expression, he asked, "What's wrong?"

"Have you seen my communicator?" He couldn't find it anywhere.

"..." Wenxi remained silent, then rummaged through the supply bag next to him and found Fei's communicator, then handed it to him: "Here, you dropped it on the battlefield during the day, and I found it."

He had originally planned to return it to him after leaving the battlefield, but he forgot about it for a moment.

"What use is this communicator to you?" They have absolutely no need for it in their current situation. Wenxi looked at Fei with a complicated expression.

Staring blankly at the communicator every day, yet refusing to send a message to the male insect, it's better to just throw it away.

Fei clutched the communicator tightly in his hand; only when he saw it did he feel at ease.

"It's okay, go to sleep." Fei put the communicator back in his bag and then closed his eyes again.

"......." Wenxi's eyes darkened. He didn't know what Fei was thinking, but he knew that the other party must be thinking about that male insect.

He suddenly remembered something, looked at Fei with his eyes closed, and asked, "Brother Fei, your communicator seemed to ring once this evening."

As soon as he finished speaking, Fei opened his eyes.

He glanced at the female insect beside him, which had turned to face the other side, took out a communicator from his bag, and gently pressed the display button next to it.

A message immediately caught his eye.

Jiang Xu: Are you alright?

Those four simple words lifted the weight from his heart. He knew that the other side knew he had come to the battlefield.

He fiddled with the reply button, staring at the blank page for a long time.

His fear suddenly burst forth, and he didn't know what to say.

Fei: I'm sorry.

This was what he most wanted to say at that moment, but the message disappeared without a trace after it was sent.

His grip on the communicator tightened. Was the lord truly angry?

The communicator went dark and then lit up, then went dark again, and Fei's heart was being pounded like that screen.

After an unknown amount of time, the communicator went dark again. He hesitated for a moment, and then the screen lit up before his finger could reach it.

After a "ding," a message popped up above.

Jiang Xu: Why say sorry?

A look of joy flashed across Fei's face. He knew that Jiang Xu hadn't blamed him. He thought for a moment, then his fingers flew across the screen.

Fei: I didn't tell you about coming to the battlefield, nor did I ask you for permission.

This time, the other party replied very quickly; before the screen even went dark, the message came through:

Jiang Xu: Do you want to go to the battlefield yourself?

Fei: Hmm.

Jiang Xu: So, you don't need to apologize to me. I've already said that you can be a little willful with me.

Fei looked at the message in front of her, a hint of tenderness flashing in her eyes.

He was just about to reply "thank you" when his communicator lit up again.

Jiang Xu: You haven't answered the question I asked.

Fei paused for a moment, looked at the message at the very top, and pursed her lips.

Compared to those female soldiers who have already returned, he is considered quite good.

He hesitated for a few seconds before replying to the message.

Jiang Xu: Are you injured?

Fei hadn't expected Jiang Xu to be so alert; he had only hesitated for a few seconds before Jiang Xu knew his current situation.

He glanced at the numerous wounds on his body, then replied earnestly:

Fei: Just a little bit, it's not serious.

After this message, there was another long silence on the other end. He nervously sent another message:

Fei: I'm not lying to you, it really is only a little bit.

Jiang Xu: Really?

Fei: Hmm.

Jiang Xu looked at the last message that came in, and he could picture the female insect's obedient expression as she replied to the communicator.

However, he did not believe the other party's reply that he had "suffered a little injury".

On the battlefield, swords and blades are indiscriminate, let alone the enemy insects they are facing this time, which are those modified alien beasts.

The battle lasted longer than he had imagined, and once the insects that had fled to the suburbs were provided with food, they stopped gathering in the capital.

A month passed in the blink of an eye, and the number of insects stationed in the suburbs of the capital was increasing.

The once withered tree in the courtyard has begun to sprout tender leaves densely. Jiang Xu would bask in the sun under the tree every day, watching the changes in the tree.

One day, when Ryan from next door went out to throw out the trash, he saw that the male insect was not on the empty chair in the yard. He guessed that the insect must have gone back to the Jiang family, so he turned around and went back home.

"Father," Jiang Yi asked timidly, seeing that the border was getting closer, "Will Father be angry if we go to find Father Female?"

Jiang Xu was in a rare good mood. He raised his hand and gently flicked the insect's forehead: "The female father is overjoyed to see you."

"Really?" Jiang Yi's face lit up with joy. She hugged Jiang Xu's arm with her little hands and sat obediently beside him. "I haven't seen my father for a long time either. I'm happy to see him too."

That's right, Jiang Xu has arrived on the battlefield.

Perhaps he was bored with life, so he came to the battlefield to pass the time. Hearing that the battlefield was in dire need of supplies, he sent some over.

These just so happens to be some of the businesses the Jiang family is involved in.

The aircraft Jiang Xu was in was firmly surrounded by military aircraft carrying supplies in the center to ensure that the insect would not be harmed at all.

Jiang Xu looked out the window at the desolate scenery, where the smoke of war seemed to linger.

"Lord Jiang Xu, we will reach the rear military camp for this battle in half an hour. The border is much more dangerous than the previous sections, so we will tighten our protection zone and move closer to your aircraft."

Jiang Xu listened to the voice coming from the communicator in the aircraft and calmly replied with an "Mm": "Okay."

Upon receiving his reply, the aircraft that were initially farther away quickly converged. Jiang Xu looked at the formation of those aircraft and wished they could surround him from all sides.

However, knowing their intentions, he had nothing to say.

And so, a campsite came into Jiang Xu's view. He slowly disembarked from the aircraft after they had all landed.

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