I'm transported to the Zerg world, and my female Zerg wife loves me so much.

Ah Bing spoke haltingly and haltingly, but it was enough for Mikel and Elijah, who were present, to hear and understand clearly.

Mikel stood still, his blue eyes fixed on the timid little female insect, his expression unreadable, though the hand holding the light screen unconsciously tightened its grip.

Stealing a glance at Mikel's increasingly somber expression, Ah Bing shrank back, his dark eyes darting left and right rapidly, trying to diminish his presence.

After a long silence, Mikel closed the computer screen, looked at Ah Bing with a cold gaze, and said in an icy voice, "Regardless of who you saw it on, you just need to tell me whether you've actually seen this thing before. Otherwise..."

Mikel looked the little female insect up and down, his tone full of unspoken threat.

"That's right, hurry up!" Having followed Mikel for so long, Elijah had become quite perceptive. He picked up the laser and followed behind, shouting, "Tell us honestly what you know, or I'll deal with those bugs you sent to the civilian district."

The female soldier has carried out all sorts of missions and has seen far too many strange and unsavory creatures.

It's all too common for perpetrators to pretend to be pitiful and innocent insects.

Elijah was startled to realize that he had been prejudiced and had actually felt sorry for the little female insect named Ahb.

Ah Bing trembled at the reprimand, his knees buckling and he nearly collapsed to his knees again. He raised his head slightly, his voice stammering even more trembling with fear: "I...I...I'm...sorry...I..."

Meeting two stern eyes, a palpable sense of oppression pressed down upon him. Ah Bing closed his eyes, steeled his resolve, and said directly, "I...I've seen it..."

well.

Mikel's heart, which had been pounding, immediately settled back down.

He asked sternly, "Where?"

Ah Bing tried hard to recall, piecing together scenes from her memory related to the blue crystal armlet. She answered softly, "...I...I saw it...with my mute brother..."

Next, in Ahb's fragmented story, Mikel and Elijah pieced together the scene.

That day, Ah Bing avoided the group of bad guys in front of him and crawled through the hole in the corner of the wall to find his mute brother.

From afar, he saw the mute brother roll up his right sleeve and take a blue chain off his arm. When he reached out to call out to the mute brother, the mute brother was startled at first, but when he turned around and saw him, he immediately beamed with joy.

He only caught a fleeting glance from afar, finding the blue chain unique and beautiful, and subconsciously memorized its general appearance. He didn't look at it very closely, and a long time passed before Ah Bing was finally unsure.

Now, under pressure from Mikel and Elijah, he confessed.

Regardless of who Ah Bing's mute brother is, the fact that he's a white-haired female insect with a blue chain is just too much of a coincidence.

Mikel pondered for a long time before speaking, "Take us to the slums where they used to live."

There was nothing left to find here, and Mikel thought that perhaps he could find something in the slums.

"Yes," Elijah said. "Take us to the slums."

"But...but...I..." Ah Bing glanced at the surrounding ruins, and despite her fear, she said reluctantly in a low voice, "I...still...still need to find...my mute brother..."

For a little female insect from the slums like him, coming to the working-class area was no easy feat. He hadn't found his mute brother yet and didn't want to go back just yet.

My mute brother is such a good person. Even if he was blown to pieces, he shouldn't have been left without any insects to collect his body.

Elijah suddenly exclaimed, "Oh dear, how can you be so stupid, you little female insect!"

Ah Bing stared blankly at Elijah, without any real reaction. Being called an idiot or a stutterer was just a normal occurrence for Ah Bing.

So, he instinctively apologized to Elijah: "I'm...I'm sorry."

"No." Elijah was almost laughing in exasperation. He explained to the little female insect, "Haven't you heard? The authorities here have only found eight female insect corpses, not any males. That means your mute brother definitely wasn't killed in the explosion."

Of course, if you are at the epicenter of the explosion, there is a high chance that you will be blown to bits.

However, such a bloody thing should not be told to the little female insect.

Ah Bing's not-so-bright mind struggled to process Elijah's information. He asked blankly, "Is...is that so?"

"Yes," Elijah raised his voice, a seductive glint in it, "Think about it, even when the female insect was blown up, their body could be found. But your mute brother didn't leave a single thing behind. I ask you, after searching for so long, have you found anything of your mute brother's?"

"No." Ah Bing shook his head.

He searched for so long, but couldn't find anything about his mute brother.

Elijah nodded seriously and continued to deceive, "So, maybe your mute brother has already run away, or maybe he was taken away by that bad guy you mentioned."

Ah Bing seemed to be persuaded, a glimmer of hope rising in his dark eyes. He asked, "Is my mute brother really not dead yet?"

"Well..." Elijah exchanged a subtle glance with Mikel, and at the latter's prompting, he said regretfully, "We'll only know once we catch that wicked female insect."

A-Bing asked, "You...you guys...are you going to catch the bad guys?"

"Yes," Elijah said.

"Then...then you...also catch...male insect brothers?" Ah Bing asked again, still worried.

"We're here to catch the bad guys, not the males." To gain the little female's trust, Elijah pulled out his female military badge and held it up in front of her. "Seeing this, you believe me now, right?"

Ah Bing gave a very soft "hmm," and only after confirming that the two insects in front of him were female soldiers did he feel relieved.

He hesitated for a moment before saying, "I...I...will take you...to...the slums."

…………

Cheng Chu found himself inexplicably entangled with Asvida.

0123 told him to leave, but he wouldn't. He said that if Cheng Chu didn't see him, he would wait outside.

In broad daylight, while sitting at home, moral blackmail came out of nowhere. Asvida's actions made Cheng Chu laugh in exasperation.

Left with no other choice, Cheng Chu had to let the guard at the gate let him in.

When he came in, Cheng Chu saw that he had also brought a small female insect with him.

Asvida spoke first: "Greetings, Your Excellency Chengchu."

Seeing such a tall male insect for the first time, Liss felt a sense of oppression. Although he was afraid, he was not intimidated. Following the female father, he greeted Cheng Chu in a childish voice, "Good day, Lord Cheng Chu."

Despite disliking Tegels and Asvida, Cheng Chu refrained from anger, considering the presence of the little insect cub. Controlling his tone, he frowned and asked first, "What exactly do you want?"

Then he added, "My husband, General Mikel, is not home today. If you are looking for him, please come another day, or you can go to the military headquarters to find him."

Asvida took a deep breath before slowly saying, "Lord Chengchu, I'm not here today to see General Mikel, but to see you."

"Looking for me?" Cheng Chu asked incredulously, even pointing to himself with his finger.

They had no connection whatsoever, and then a female insect came to their door saying she was specifically looking for a male. Something just didn't seem right.

Thankfully, Mikel wasn't there, otherwise he would have definitely misunderstood something.

wrong!

Mikel should be there, otherwise it would be easier for him to misunderstand!

Cheng Chu's mind was in turmoil. One moment he was thinking that when Mikel came back, he would tell him everything that had happened that day.