So I'm a sheep.

The archangel gritted his teeth and remained silent. He dared not argue back in the face of his superior's reprimand, but he did not think that what his superior, Evelyn, said made any sense!

'Uncle Adelaide and Commander Evelyn don't get along.' The little girl sighed as she witnessed this.

Personality clashes aren't so bad, the key is that Evelyn has plenty of capable archangels under her command, she doesn't need Adelaide.

I don't get along with my boss, and he's not exactly an indispensable angel...

'It's over, it's over, Uncle Adelaide is probably going to be the commander-in-chief for life.'

"Forget it, that's just your personality, no matter what I say, it's useless."

Evelyn waved her hand: "When Alan City really can't hold on any longer, let the Star Legion be deployed."

"Yes, you can't control the timing well if you're not on the scene."

Evelyn thought for a moment and said, "Have Chelsea also stationed in Aran City. Sasha, when you think the Stars should be mobilized, have Chelsea immediately notify Adele!"

"Yes, sir!"

Seeing the little girl bow to him in such a proper manner, the Throne Angel couldn't help but nod secretly.

'Although he is too young, lacks strength, and has little reputation, but...'

'This young lady is quite to my liking; I'll nurture her well in the future.'

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"Honey, did you get scolded inside just now?"

Chelsea did not leave immediately after the little girl was teleported away by the teleportation array.

She held her husband's hand and gently comforted him, "Commander Evelyn has a strange temper; which commander hasn't been scolded by her?"

"Don't take it to heart. It's nothing to get a few words from your superior."

"..."

"Is it serious?"

Seeing her husband's melancholy expression, Chelsea immediately became nervous.

"What did you do to upset the commander? Was it because of that spirit?"

"..."

"Don't stay silent!"

How can I give you advice if you don't speak?

"..."

Seeing his wife staring at him, Adelaide sighed and said, "The officer said I'm too weak and unfit for important tasks."

"what?!"

Chelsea's eyebrows shot up immediately: "Why are you suddenly saying that, Officer Evelyn?"

“When the Star Legion chose its base last time, I didn’t compete with those commanders.”

"Perhaps Commander Evelyn was already somewhat disappointed in me back then, and coupled with my less-than-firm attitude towards Ling this time..."

"Sigh, maybe that's all I can do."

Adelaide chuckled self-deprecatingly: "Being a commander-in-chief isn't so bad."

"Our Starry Sky has a shallow foundation and ranks last among the affiliated legions of Starlight."

"Darling, how can you compete with those old women when you're all alone?"

Chelsea said angrily, "We definitely can't win by competing. Giving up directly will at least make them feel indebted to you."

What did you do wrong?

Volume 1: Chapter 202 Insect Hunter Expert

“Darling, the key point is not whether I really did something wrong, but that Commander Evelyn thinks I did something wrong.”

Adelaide shook her head: "Never mind, I won't say anything more."

"You should set off quickly. That world is very dangerous. With you by Sasha's side, I feel more at ease."

"It won't make a difference if I say a few more words!"

Chelsea was extremely anxious: "Is there any way to salvage this? We can't let the boss continue to have a bad impression of you."

There's no other way.

Adelaide said somewhat resignedly, "I'm exactly the type of person the superior doesn't like, so no matter how I try, it's useless."

"From now on, let's focus on managing Starry Sky and nurturing our daughter."

“Adelaide…”

"Oh, right, it's not all bad news."

Seeing his wife upset, the angel immediately changed the subject.

"Commander Evelyn thinks highly of Sasha; she has a bright future ahead of her."

“Our daughter and Sasha have a good relationship, so we don’t have to worry about not having a future.”

"A promising future?"

Chelsea perked up when her beloved daughter was mentioned.

"You mean, Sasha has a chance to take over the top-ranking Third Order Angel Legion under the commander in the future?"

"No, what I mean is, decades from now when we see Sasha, we might have to bow to her."

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The man stood casually in the conference room, brazenly sizing up the three most powerful people in this human sanctuary.

The oldest one hadn't given me a friendly look since I walked in.

'Haha, older people really can't stand young people being unruly.'

The guy opposite him was sitting in a standard military posture; he looked like he was from the military.

'He exudes a dangerous aura; he's not someone to mess with.'

After sizing up the two, the man turned his gaze to the young girl in the main seat.

"..."

Why children?

"That's incredible!"

The young girl broke the silence in the meeting room: "I never imagined that even after the insect plague has raged for so long, there would still be people who could survive so tenaciously in the ruins."

"I never imagined there were such powerful cyborgs in this world, capable of killing a Queen Insect with a single punch."

Even the lawless man couldn't help but show a look of awe at the thought of that terrifying woman who called herself 'Sophia'.

"Haha, she is my senior, Bishop Sophia of the Church of Destiny."

The little girl smiled and said, "Harry, you claim to be the leader of the 'Insect Hunters' organization. Could you tell me about your organization?"

“Cute little guy, before I introduce the Insect Hunter to you, won’t you introduce yourself first?”

Harry said something with a grin, and immediately a soldier pressed a gun against the back of his head.

"Haha, I thought one day I would definitely be eaten by those damn bugs."

"It wouldn't be so bad to die at the hands of my own people. Afterwards, could you please dig a hole and bury me?"

"..."

"Alright, alright, put the gun away now."

“Mr. Harry has long been numb to death; living an unconventional life is his only form of resistance against a life of suffering.”

"This is the last bit of dignity he has left, and we cannot cruelly take it away from him."

Upon hearing this, the man's face twitched violently: "Little guy, I don't find you cute at all now."

"Let me introduce myself first. I am Sasha, the bishop of the Church of Destiny, and the guardian of Aran."

"Guardian, you?" Harry looked at him with disdain.

"That's right, it's me."

After gesturing for Carlos to calm down, the little girl turned her attention back to Harry.

"Introductions are over, Harry. Now it's your turn."

"There's not much to say. How can a person survive in this world?"

"A group of people who don't want to be eaten by insects get together and become 'insect hunters'."

"How have you all survived until now?" the little girl asked the question she most wanted to know.

"Hey, don't underestimate me, Iron Fist Harry."

The man brandished his right hand: "My fists are very hard."

“A man whose only arm has been modified, you can’t even be called a modified person.”

The sage frowned and said, "You, so weak, are the leader of the Insect Hunters? Either you are lying, or your companions are equally weak."

"I lean towards the former, after all, you guys are too weak to have survived until now."

"Wow, listen to that arrogant tone."

"Do you want to strengthen the People's Congress, or reform the People's Congress?"

Harry grinned. "I wonder if you're even slightly better than that 'master' I killed."

"Harry, answer my question seriously, and I'll give you what you want."

The little girl calmly said, "It's not that we don't have other ways to get you to talk, it's just..."

"There are not many humans left in this world, we should not hurt each other anymore."

"Ten bottles of tranquilizers, a large bucket of water, a backpack of compressed biscuits, and a first-aid kit."