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

Fei immediately realized that Jiang Xu was acting this way because of something the male insect had said.

"This is unnecessary. Did you decide or did I decide?" Jiang Xu wanted the whole truth, not just his personal opinion that it was unnecessary.

Fei pursed her lips, unsure how to answer Jiang Xu's question, and even more afraid to look at Jiang Xu's expression.

Jiang Xu sighed, looking at the insect that had retreated into its protective shell: "Come here."

As the female insect walked hesitantly to him without saying a word, Jiang Xu pulled her hand to his leg.

She placed him on her lap: "From now on, I'll take care of you."

Jiang Xu casually put his arm around Fei's waist and whispered in his ear, "You can use these things to gain my sympathy and get benefits from me."

Fei pursed his lips even tighter, seemingly unable to understand why he should tell him about his insignificant past.

Jiang Xu raised his hand and used the pad of his thumb to stroke his lips, relieving the lips that were about to bleed from being pressed together.

A warm, soft touch came from my fingertips: "Because it hurts my heart."

Fei was captivated by the other person's gentle appearance, her heart soaring and then gently caught by soft hands: "You feel sorry for me?"

"Yes." Jiang Xu simply looked at him and uttered a single word.

Perhaps before, he could observe the world from an outsider's perspective, looking at this female insect.

But now, he's already involved and can't get away.

Regardless of whether he was passive or not, and regardless of whether he was willing to struggle.

The power of this single word is immense and profound.

Since his female father left, no insect had ever spoken to him like that again. His eyes involuntarily reddened, and an uncertain voice rang out once more: "Really?"

"real."

When Jiang Xu responded to Zoran, he also responded to himself.

"A mighty ruler."

Fei unconsciously carried a different scent, a scent that Jiang Xu found somewhat familiar.

He patted the female insect on the back: "From now on, you'll have a home too. The insects at home will worry about you."

So, you can be a little willful.

Jiang Xu pinched Fei's cheek: "I need to go down the cliff again. You're not allowed to go this time. Stay home and wait for me."

Fei frowned as he looked at Jiang Xu, his expression somewhat aggrieved. He had just told Jiang Xu that he could be a little more willful.

Jiang Xu seemed to understand his expression. After the female insect got off his leg, he also got up and gently tapped his forehead: "Don't be willful this time."

Compared to before, his tone now carries a more indulgent feel.

Jiang Xu straightened the wrinkles in his clothes, then walked to the entrance. After he changed his shoes, he looked at the insect that was standing like a pillar beside him and said, "Be good."

"My lord," Fei said hesitantly, his ears turning slightly red, "may I return to your bedroom to rest?"

Upon hearing this, Jiang Xu raised an eyebrow and looked at him with a half-smile: "Whatever you say."

"Then, sir, be careful on the road."

Jiang Xu was suddenly touched. Looking at the other person's obedient face, he waved to Fei.

Jiang Xu's eyes were full of smiles as he watched the insect lean in to listen to him. He looked at the insect and tilted his head to plant a light kiss on its lips: "Let's go."

The door was closed softly, but Fei, who was standing in the entryway, did not move his feet.

He slowly raised his hand and touched the spot where the warmth lingered; the male lord had taken the initiative to kiss him!

He could no longer hide his joy; today was the happiest day of his life.

How could he be so lucky to meet Jiang Xu?

After his father-in-law died, he complained about the injustice of fate and about society.

However, he is now extremely grateful that he did not carry out the plan as he had originally wished.

So, he can be happy too?

He snapped out of his daze with delight and glanced at the door to Jiang Xu's bedroom on the second floor.

As she lay down on the bed, smelling the blankets filled with Jiang Xu's scent, the smile on her lips couldn't help but widen.

After leaving home, Jiang Xu piloted the aircraft directly towards the cliff.

"Tsk." Lin An stood on the edge of the cliff, watching Jiang Xu get off the aircraft, and pointed to the communicator on his wrist: "I say, you really came right on time, not a minute earlier would have been better."

"Uncle Lin, Uncle Jiang." Jiang Xu nodded slightly and greeted the two insects who had been waiting at the edge of the cliff.

Jiang Ping looked at Jiang Xu as he approached, his expression much more serious than before: "Did you tell your female grandfather that your male grandfather is still alive?"

"Yes." Jiang Xu looked at the two insects and replied seriously, "My great-grandfather is indeed not dead."

Lin An, standing beside him, also wore an unusually serious expression: "Do you realize how serious this matter is?"

He remembered discussing this issue with Jiang Xu before. If it weren't for the fact that it was him who said it, the insect that revealed this information would no longer have a complete skeleton.

"..." Jiang Xu certainly knew about this matter, and he also knew how serious Jiang Mian's matter was to these insects:

Do I look like I'm lying?

Lin An's expression softened. He leaned forward, looked Jiang Xu up and down, and shook his head, saying, "It doesn't seem like it. So, it's even more hateful when he lies."

"Going down?" Jiang Ping glanced at Lin An, then turned to Jiang Xu and asked.

"Okay, thank you, Uncle Jiang."

Jiang Xu had just closed his mouth when his body was already airborne. The yellow sand was almost blinding him, and in the blink of an eye, he was at the bottom of the cliff.

"......" Jiang Xu was speechless as he looked at the empty seat.

He felt like a sandbag that had been lifted down.

Before I could finish complaining, another bag of sandbags was brought down.

"Ptooey, ptooey, ptooey! I'm telling you, Old Lin," Lin An said, turning to the side after landing and spitting out grains of sand. "Can't you be a little more steady? My old arms and legs can't take your strain."

"If you talk less, you won't get sand in your mouth. Look at the little guy, he's not as noisy as you." Jiang Ping curled his lips, too lazy to pay attention to the other person's nonsense.

If he was already old and frail back then, why hasn't Zoran been buried yet?

Once the yellow sand settled again and the view opened up, Lin An seemed to finally clear the sand from his mouth. He spat twice more and said, "Xiao Xu, you're saying Uncle Jiang was down there back then?"

A jumble of rocks filled his eyes, and he frowned slightly: "If he fell down, how did his clothes get up there?"

Was it deliberately carried up there by insects?

Why?

These were also questions that puzzled Jiang Xu, and he couldn't answer them. Apart from the insect who did this, the only other person who knew was Jiang Mian.

The most important thing now is to find all the clues he left behind.

"..." Lin An looked at his expression and understood everything: "You know nothing, yet you're so sure your great-grandfather is still alive?"

Hearing what the two insects said, Jiang Ping couldn't help but wonder, "Little guy, are you sure you're not just playing a trick on us?"

"I can't really say for sure, but my grandfather is still alive." Jiang Xu glanced at the bottom of the cliff: "I came here to search last time, but I didn't find any clues."

So I need to expand the search area a bit more. With the three of us here, a thorough search of the area today might lead us to some clues.

One insect is weak and alone, but now there are three workers. They have covered the same area three times and still can't find anything. So it's pretty much certain that there are no clues here.

The bottom of the cliff that Jiang Mian mentioned is not here.