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

When Fei entered the office, he glanced at the two of them. The two insects shrank their necks and kept their mouths tightly shut, looking guilty.

He casually placed the documents he was holding on the table, turned to look at Parker and Kennan, his expression grave:

"What are your thoughts on what General Lan said at the meeting? If you have any opinions, you can raise them with me now."

There are only the three of us here, so you don't need to worry about anything.

This situation is very tricky; they have no idea what kind of enemy insects they will be facing.

It's no exaggeration to say that they could lose their lives at any moment.

"No, Major General, what do you mean? How can we not go if you're going? Any objections? No objections at all. Wherever you go, I'll go." Parker glanced at Kennan.

"That's just how I see it. As for any other bugs, that's none of my business."

"Tsk," Kennan frowned, his expression slightly displeased. "Are you speaking insect language? I'll go with the Major General even if you don't."

"Who knows what you're thinking? Hmph, you're probably thinking about which male insect wouldn't want to go."

"You're talking nonsense!" Kennan was truly enraged. "Which eye of yours saw me thinking about male insects?"

"Don't think I didn't see it," Parker said decisively, and those who didn't know the details might believe him.

However, whether or not the insect in question was thinking about the male, it naturally knew in its heart: "You........"

Seeing that Parker and Kennen were about to fight, Fei rubbed his temples in exasperation, watching the conversation drift further and further away:

"You two, shut up!"

"Major General, I'm fine. Don't even think about abandoning me." Kennan glared at Parker, then turned anxiously to Fei and said, "I didn't miss the male either."

Moreover, Kennan's eyes flickered, unwilling to think any further.

"Major General, I have no problem with that either. I'm an only child, I can go wherever I want. I'd feel honored to die if I could do something for our military region."

Parker's life is simple. Although he hates male Zerg, protecting the Zerg is the most important thing in his life.

He could die for the entire Zerg race without regret!

He doesn't need a family, he doesn't need male insects, all he needs are his comrades.

"Don't talk nonsense. You are my important subordinates and my most important partners." Fei raised his hand and smacked Parker on the head hard. "We'll be going to the Western battlefield soon, so take advantage of these next two days..."

Fei paused, his tone unusually gentle, and looked carefully at the two female insects: "Take care of the things around you."

Although he didn't want to make it sound so tragic, they might really not be able to come back, and he had to explain his situation to the insects around him.

Yes.

Fei inexplicably recalled the scene of crying last night, and the tips of her ears turned red for no reason.

Throw away the bug!

"? Major General?" Parker waved his hand in front of Fei: "Don't worry, we'll be with you the whole way."

No, there's also that idiot Morgan.

So far, we've had six insects in total, no problem. We're few in number and make little noise, we just need to be careful in everything we do.

Fei never expected that he would be comforted by Parker. Suddenly, he felt a sense of comfort and thought that Parker had grown up.

"What's with your eyes?" Parker looked at Fei and Kennan staring at him speechlessly, their faces showing an indescribable expression.

Kennan patted Parker on the shoulder and said in an extremely solemn tone, "I am very pleased that you have finally grown up."

They've learned how to comfort insects. Good.

"..." Parker pushed the hand off his shoulder in annoyance: "Can't you speak properly? Shut up."

"Major General, and what about you?" Kennan didn't argue with him, and asked Fei, "Your lord..."

Unlike them, Major General Fei was a married man, and therefore he could no longer control his own freedom.

"He agreed." Fei's calm voice delivered a bombshell.

"What?" Parker was somewhat incredulous. They had just learned about this. Where did that male insect get the consent from?

His eyes lingered on Fei's wrist. Had they contacted each other when they weren't looking?

"You knew all along?" Kenan looked at Fei in surprise.

Fei nodded slightly: "I ran into General Lan last night."

"?" Kenan knew where Fei lived and where General Lan lived. How could they possibly run into each other?

Fei noticed his confusion and explained, "We met at a dinner party."

"A dinner party?" Kennan suddenly realized. "Oh."

Yes, he remembered that the male insect Fei married was of high status.

"He agreed to let you go?" Parker asked in surprise. "He didn't make things difficult for you?"

Before Fei could answer, Kennan, standing beside him, objected: "What do you mean? Isn't it good that Major General Fei's superior treats him well?"

"You idiot," Parker said unhappily, "did I say it was bad? I just think that this idiot agreed so easily, is it because Major General Fei offered something more important in exchange?"

Suddenly, he laughed at his own words: "That's right, male insects don't care whether we live or die."

It's not like they're the ones who are dying. As long as it doesn't stop them from indulging in their pleasures, what could they possibly object to?

The money they earn goes into their pockets.

"Don't be like this." Kenan looked at his expression with some distress: "Not all male insects are..."

He suddenly stopped talking and looked at Parker with some concern.

"Why are you looking at me like that?" Parker knew who he was talking about. "This is all in the past for me. You don't need to feel bad for me."

Fei sighed: "Alright, let's not talk about this anymore. If it's nothing else, let's call it a day. We'll meet at the military region the day after tomorrow."

They have been given instructions from above, with only one day to prepare.

He looked at Parker and Kennan seriously and said, "If anything happens during this time, please contact me immediately, including if you want to change your minds."

"receive."

"receive."

Watching the two insects leave, Fei stood there for a while before starting to walk out.

Unexpectedly, one day he suddenly became unsure about what he had done.

Fei found that during this period, he would often unconsciously think of Jiang Xu.

Is it because the other person is too lenient with me? Or...?

What else?

When he got home, it was very quiet downstairs. If it weren't for the male insect's shoes placed at the door, he might have thought the insect was still in the shopping center.

He is back.

Fei recalled that every time he came back in the past, Jiang Xu would come out of the study.

After hesitating for a moment, I went up to the second floor.

In the afternoon, Jiang Xu contacted many small businesses and explained his ideas to the female insects one by one.

More people have doubts about what he said.

Because no one in the Zerglings had ever done it before.

I'm afraid that not only will customers not buy it, but the merchants will too.

He looked down at the densely packed contact information of small businesses in his hand and crossed out the business from the previous call.

Knock knock~ The door to the study rang immediately.

"My lord, are you there?"

Fei's voice came from outside the door.