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

A dark cloud loomed overhead, but after more than ten days, it finally disappeared.

Fei was very satisfied with the female soldiers he had selected today.

While the insects rested, he stepped down from the fighting platform and walked over to Kennen and Parker.

"Major General." Kennan saluted him.

"?" Fei glanced at him indifferently: "Speak."

"I would like to request a two-day leave. Please grant me your permission." - Kennan

"You and Parker should hand over your responsibilities, then ask me for leave." Fei turned to the new female soldiers present and gestured to the two insects, "You two will take over the rest."

"Yes."

"Yes."

Fei glanced at the two insects, turned and walked towards the office. Only when he sat down did he not hesitate to put his hand on his abdomen.

I don't know if it was because I caught a bit of gas while training the new recruits, but my lower abdomen is aching slightly now.

The pain subsided after several minutes.

He picked up the documents on the table, just as he was about to start working on them, when the office door was knocked on by a bug.

"Major General Fei, General Lan requests your presence at his office." The soldier at the door spoke quickly, appearing to have run over.

It's only been less than three hours since the morning meeting. Could something have happened during this time?

Fei withdrew his hand from the document and quickly stood up from the chair, but the movement caused a sharp pain in his lower abdomen. He looked down and his expression darkened, but the pain quickly subsided.

He walked towards the door: "Let's go."

On the way to the general's office, Fei asked the female soldier, "Do you know why you're looking for me?"

"I don't know." The soldier walked ahead without turning back, his steps unwavering. "But we've already notified several major generals and lieutenant generals."

Fei frowned, meaning that not only he was notified, but the other insects were also notified.

It seems something really big is going to happen.

They walked very fast, covering the distance of several buildings, and arrived in just a few minutes.

The soldier turned and saluted Fei, then quickly withdrew. Fei glanced at the departing insect, pondered for a few seconds, and then knocked on the office door.

"Please come in."

It was General Lan's voice. Fei lowered his eyes, grasped the doorknob, and opened the door.

As mentioned before, several female soldiers were already sitting in General Lan's office.

The expressions on each insect's face were somewhat solemn, which unconsciously made his expression serious as well, and a bad feeling suddenly arose in his heart.

These days, the First Military Region has finally shaken off the shadow left by the western battlefield, but it seems that this concealment has come to light again.

He stood at the doorway and bowed to Lan, who was seated above him: "General Lan."

Lan Chen looked at him coldly: "Come in and find a seat."

Fei then walked into the office, observing the expressions of all the insects in the room.

He recognized all these insects, but he was most familiar with the female insect whose political views he didn't align with. He paused for a moment, then finally walked over and sat down in the chair next to Morgan.

Morgan glanced at him, a strange smile playing on his lips, seemingly surprised that Fei had chosen to sit down next to him.

Although he wore a faint smile, his eyes were full of mockery.

"Now that everyone is here, let's officially begin the meeting." Lan withdrew her gaze from Fei and spoke directly: "Since the Western Battlefield, what has been the situation of our First District Army? You all know this without me having to explain."

The relationships between the four regions are already intricate, and in order to balance these forces, we had to take measures such as recruiting new soldiers in advance.

Now, after so many days, we are beginning to see results. Major General Fei and Major General Morgan have done a very good job in this area.

That's commendable.

Lan glanced at all the insects present and said, "You are all insects that I trust in Zone One. There is something I have to bring up again."

Do you agree with the methods used to resolve the western front?

A good way to put it is to say it's a solution; a bad way is to say it's just dragging things out. The higher-ups have shown absolutely no intention of getting to the bottom of it.

The only solution is to recruit new soldiers to balance the internal power structure.

But what about the heroic souls on the battlefield?

He died so mysteriously?

Every insect present had joined the military with fervent enthusiasm, a position they had previously considered an honor.

Now, because of what happened on the western battlefield, all the insects have some other thoughts in their hearts.

"I disagree." Fei looked directly at Lan. "I disagree."

Lan glanced at him, then turned to the other insects and asked, "And you?"

"I disagree!"

They survived by sheer luck, in order to keep the internal affairs of District One running smoothly.

But among those insects that went there, whether they were acquaintances or strangers, whether they were good or bad, weren't they all living, breathing creatures?

They died so mysteriously, without even leaving a trace of their remains, and this is how they handled it? Who can accept that?

Lan received the answer she expected and remained silent for a long time before finally speaking: "Today I received the latest news about the western battlefield."

When he finished speaking, all the insects looked at him.

Lan, however, turned her gaze to Fei.

Fei's heartstrings tightened suddenly, and then she heard Lan's next words:

"Source of the latest news: Wenxi."

As soon as Lan finished speaking, a sharp and unpleasant screech of a chair scraping across the floor followed.

None of these can compare to Fei's current mood.

He looked at Lan in disbelief: "Who are you talking about? Wenxi? He's still alive?"

Lan knew that Fei and Wenxi had a close relationship, so she stopped beating around the bush and said, "That's right."

He stood up, propped himself up on the table, glanced at him slightly, and continued, "I want to fight for everyone, even if it's useless, or they will still ignore me."

But this time, we have a crucial piece of evidence, a key insect that the higher-ups have no choice but to address.

Having said that, who among the insects present could possibly not understand the purpose of this meeting?

"I will send one of you insects to meet him and bring him safely back to the military."

Lan looked at all the insects present with a sharp gaze: "This matter must be handled with caution. We can die, but not the evidence."

"Yes."

The insects present all spoke in unison.

"I already have a chosen insect in mind this time. The rest of the insects just need to provide cover so that the other insects can't detect any of our actions in Zone 1."

Perhaps due to the extreme emotional fluctuations, Fei experienced another wave of lower abdominal pain, which became even more intense.

A thin layer of sweat began to appear on his forehead.

Upon hearing that Wensey was still alive, Morgan knew that the antagonist pre-selected this time was most likely Fei.

Not only because Fei had a good relationship with the other party.

When it comes to tracking, if a bug that has experienced a major upheaval appears, he will only believe the bug he trusts the most.

Therefore, the best insect choice naturally can only be Fei.

He wanted to see what was going to happen next, but suddenly noticed that the other person's expression was a little off.

Suddenly, Fei's hand, which was resting on the table, clenched into a fist, and the veins on it bulged out.