Are the insects who raise little trash in their home male insects?

Avery roughly guessed what was going on. He didn't want to get involved in the feud between orcs and elves, but he couldn't accept Qi Shan being dragged into it.

So he treated them equally and asked Chong to bring over those who were capable of taking charge from both sides.

The orc and the white fox were walking back and forth in the blood-filled room, feeling restless and anxious. "Damn reckless man."

He never expected that this kind of thing would happen during the time when Black Tiger King was venting alone.

Not only did they let the elves rush in, but they also let the slaves escape, and the soldiers at the door were completely unaware of this.

All they knew was that the door suddenly opened and the slaves ran out. Before they could react, the cloaked man also rushed out, followed by the Black Tiger King with blood all over his head.

"Why didn't you stop him!" White Fox said angrily, "He went crazy in the Zerg's territory. Do you think we've lived too long?"

The soldiers were sweating profusely and dared not speak. How could they dare to stop it? The only one who tried to stop it had been torn into two by the furious Black Tiger King.

"Damn it!" The white fox naturally knew why they didn't dare to stop him, but he didn't expect that the Black Tiger King would rush out so recklessly.

The door was kicked open roughly, and a huge monster rushed in. Without saying anything, it grabbed the white fox and ran away. The soldier's legs trembled and he collapsed to the ground.

The elves were in a dead silence, and the elders kept wiping their tears until the military girl rushed in. The king did not wait for them to make a move, but stood up and said, "Let's go."

"My king!" The elder watched the huge creatures surround the king and leave, tears streaming down his old face.

Unlike the Elf King who walked in by himself, the white fox was dropped from a high altitude by the female soldier.

As soon as it landed, it spat out a mouthful of blood. Its snow-white fur was covered with a layer of dust, and the whole beast looked in a miserable state.

Avery didn't even look at him, his eyes fixed on the huge pit.

The white fox climbed up, looked at the bottom of the pit, and stopped talking in defense. Black Tiger King, is he dead?

The Elf King also saw it. He didn't know whether to be happy or scared. His heart was empty and his fists were clenched. The body of the Black Tiger King was here, but where was the other one, his eldest son? Was he also lying coldly at the bottom of some pit?

The white fox felt cold all over. Were the Zerg so cruel that they would kill them directly when they met them? Looking at the corpses in the cave, the Zerg didn't even use weapons and killed the Black Tiger King directly with their bare hands.

He had to say something, or he would be the next to die.

The white fox forced himself to open his mouth: "Military..."

Ivory interrupted him: "I don't want to hear explanations, and I don't want to interfere in your feud, but I can't tolerate you putting your Excellency in danger."

The white fox felt that every hair on his body was trembling. The black tiger king was right. He attacked the male insect? Did he want them to die together?

The Elf King was also stunned. How could the male insects be involved? No wonder the Zerg were so furious.

Looking at the monsters roaring loudly beside him, the Elf King tried his best to keep his tone calm: "Excuse me, what happened?"

The white fox looked at him hatefully. Why was he pretending? It was the guys they sent who caused all the trouble.

Avery looked at him deeply, then waved his hand and asked the female soldier who had witnessed everything to repeat what happened.

Hearing that the cloaked man and the male insect had disappeared, the Elf King secretly breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, his eldest son was fine, and the male insect was also fine, so there was still room for maneuver.

"Mr. Commander, I will explain this matter, but the following words can only be known by you, a worm."

After saying this, he glanced at the white fox, his meaning was very clear.

"You" The white fox was shocked and angry. He was afraid that the Zerg didn't know how to deal with him, and he was even more afraid of the Elf King's calmness as if he had mastered something.

The Elf King didn't look at him and continued, "I swear, your safety is absolutely guaranteed."

Avery turned around and looked at him: "Well, I believe that the wise king of the elves will not lead the elves into the realm of death."

Even the Elf King, who had always appeared calm, couldn't help but clench his fists.

This is a clear threat to the safety of the elves.

Can't hide it.

Entering the separate interrogation room, the Elf King explained the matter in detail.

Avery was not interested in their grudges, but when he heard that the cloaked man was the eldest son of the Elf King, his heart was slightly relieved.

Having already lost a young son, the Elf King would not drag out his eldest son as well.

I also heard him talk about the ability to disappear instantly, which is a sacred object of the elves. It can only jump to a short space that the host has been to, and the maximum distance will not exceed one star field.

Presumably, the Prince found that he could not escape, so he wanted to escape by jumping through space with the rescued elf, but he didn't expect to catch the wrong one.

And the little things brought by the Zerg proved that what the Elf King said was true.

Hearing that it was just a space jump, Avery questioned, "Why didn't he go back to your room? Where is he now?"

The Elf King explained: "Jumping through space requires a strong concentration, and it is difficult to reach the place you want to go accurately in a hurry."

He was also surprised to hear that his eldest son jumped accurately into the encirclement of female soldiers. He was able to jump to the destination in one go while escaping. In addition to his excellent talent, he was also very lucky.

Now his youngest son is missing and his eldest son is nowhere to be found when he escaped. His heart aches at the thought of this.

Ivory reluctantly accepted this answer, asked the Elf King to write down all the possible jump locations, and ordered his insects to search for them immediately.

He waved his hand and asked the insect to take the Elf King and the white fox back to their room. They had no chance of leaving until Qi Shan came back.

If anything happened to Qi Shan, Avery's eyes flashed with ferocity, they would have no chance of survival.

Anyway, there are so many Zerg enemies, so one more or one less is not a problem.

Qi Shan felt his wrists and ankles getting hot. He had just seen the frightened expressions of the female soldiers, and in the blink of an eye he was in a strange place.

The trees were tall, the grass was dense, and there were faint, sparse sounds that were inexplicably familiar.

"You are not an elf," the cloaked man shouted, pulling off his cloak to reveal his delicate face and pointed ears. "Who are you? Why are you in the Zerg garrison?"

He is an elf.

"Of course I'm not an elf, I'm a bug." Qi Shan couldn't help but ask back: "Who are you?"

“Little bug cub?” The elf looked as if the sky had fallen, his face was distorted, and even his good looks could not withstand his facial expression. “I took away the bug cub? It’s all over!”

Qi Shan just felt it was an eyesore, just like seeing his idol picking his nose, it was so damaging to his image.

"Where is this place?" Qi Shan looked around and felt more and more familiar with it.

The elf scratched his face with both hands, still in shock. His face was wrinkled and looked totally unpresentable. “I don’t know either.”

"Don't you know that you brought me here?" Qi Shan laughed angrily.

He was walking on the road peacefully when he was suddenly taken away.

"How do we get back?"

The elf shook his head again, his stupidity clear: "I don't know."

Qi Shan's hands were itching, and he said with a fake smile: "You'd better know that if you take me away from Junfei, it will be too late to go back, and your people..."