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

With the female soldier nearby, the last bit of uneasiness in his heart disappeared.

The one who is uneasy now is this guy. Qi Shan looked at the elf squatting next to him and wished he could twist and crawl on the ground.

If there weren't strange insects and orcs not far away, and his own younger brother.

"What should I do--" Qio grabbed the corner of the clothes of the little insect next to him and opened his eyes wide for help.

Qi Shan pulled out his clothes and said, "I'm just a little bug and I don't know anything."

"You are all cubs. Can you understand what Mil is thinking? His ideas are simply incomprehensible. Everything he says is good, but what's good about it?" Qio ruffled his hair in frustration.

"This is wrong. Orcs are the eternal enemies of the elves. How can an elf, an elf, get along with disgusting orcs and live under the same roof? What a joke."

"I can't understand it at all. This is even more terrifying than the fact that the elf came out of the belly of the big elf instead of the fruit of the mother tree!"

Qio growled as he turned his back to the happily playing family.

Qi Shan wanted to say that he didn’t understand why the little elf was so scary after coming out of the big elf’s belly, and why it was on the same level as the orcs. Is it scary or not?

This is what normal gestation should be like. It would be strange if elves were the fruits of a mother tree.

So do the elves have the biological instinct to reproduce?

And the female insects can actually hear your voice. The disgusting orc female father you mentioned is looking over here, looking at this side as you look at a dead thing.

"If you continue talking, it will be a question of whether you can leave this planet alive," Qi Shan pointed behind him.

Qio turned around and saw Bersha crushing a stone with an expressionless face, revealing his sharp teeth.

The threat is clear.

Qio swallowed hard.

"And the husky is fine. She's just a cub, although a little big" and almost as tall as an adult elf. "I heard from Bersha that when she was picked up, the umbilical cord on her belly hadn't fallen off yet. The grudges with the orcs have nothing to do with her."

A little orc who was abandoned shortly after birth, did not receive the favor of the Orc Planet, nor was she raised by orcs. No matter what, the grudge cannot be attributed to her.

A big dog, laughing foolishly, was tossing two little pups up high, one throwing them up and the other catching them.

The focus is on fair treatment and never ignore anyone.

The laughter of the two little guys almost pierced through the clouds.

Qi Shan curled his lips. What a strange family, three children, from three different camps.

There are fights to the death in the universe, but you can't see any sign of that in them. They are clearly a loving family.

Qio glanced at it, lowered his head and muttered: "It's terrible, it's terrible, Mir actually played with that orc, the one who smells like a beast and often doesn't take a bath, there may be thousands of jumping insects jumping around in his fur..."

He described it in such detail that Qi Shan couldn't help scratching his back, which felt itchy.

"You little brat," Bersha appeared behind him, his smile carrying murderous intent, "What rumors are you spreading about my little brat behind my back—"

"Ah——" Qio jumped three meters high and retreated repeatedly.

Belsha was speechless; he had not done anything yet.

Qio suppressed his fear and gritted his teeth: "I will definitely take Mir back. He belongs to the Elf Star!"

"Mil doesn't belong to anyone but himself." Bersha brushed off the dust on the corner of his clothes. "You can take him away if you want. As long as Mir agrees, I won't stop you."

"Really?" Qio was delighted.

Qi Shan turned his head away and didn't look at the fool. The key point was that Mir himself agreed. No matter how he looked at it, Mir would not agree.

Sure enough, Qio once again proposed to take Mir away, but Mir refused without hesitation.

Bersha spread his hands and looked at me, "Look," the Husky stood behind Mil with his tongue sticking out.

"Why? Is this place better than home?" Qio couldn't understand. "There is nothing here, no castle, no tribesmen, not even fruits suitable for elves to eat!"

Mir looked at him calmly: "Brother, the castle belongs to our father, and the people belong to you in the future. There are no elves in the castle who have time to talk to me. I don't need delicious fruits. I have always been alone."

After saying that, without waiting for Qio's reaction, he threw himself into the arms of the Husky, who hugged him tightly in his arms.

Belsha followed them away.

Qio pointed at them in disbelief: "What does he mean?"

"It means he doesn't want to go back." Qi Shan had no intention of comforting him and harshly exposed Qio's self-righteousness.

"What do you mean by nothing? My father and I care about him very much!"

"What's your concern?" Qi Shan looked at him.

"Even if my father was running around in the forests all day, he would still worry about whether Mir had eaten well. I also talked about Mir with my classmates at school."

"And then?" Qi Shan asked curiously, "Does this count as concern? Mir said he hasn't talked to other elves for a long time, did you know that?"

"The other elves are also busy," Chio stammered, "He didn't tell me either."

Qi Shan: "He didn't meet the admission requirement. Can you help him?"

Qio: "You don't understand the elves. Elves are born and raised by nature. Talents must be built on one's own."

"Oh, I don't see your concern. At least he has his family here. If he goes back, he will just be lonely."

"But, but he is an elf," Qio tried to defend himself, "It's not safe here."

Qi Shan looked at him with pity: "Here he has the protection of a retired female soldier. Who will protect him if he goes back? He can be kidnapped on the Elf Star."

Qio had nothing to say. In the territory of the interstellar overlord, with the protection of a retired female soldier, even if he wanted to refute, he couldn't say that this place was more dangerous than the Elf Star.

"But what if he grows up?" Qio suddenly thought, "Yes, Mir will grow up, and he will be lonely as the only elf."

Wouldn’t you feel lonely if there were so many elves on the Elf Planet?

Qio understood what he meant from Qi Shan's expression and stammered, "At least I'm here."

Mir's biggest problem is that he is a defective elf and does not even have the qualifications to enter school, so no elf is willing to contact him.

Family members have more important things to do.

His father needed to handle national affairs, deal with other races, and teach the next king.

His elder brother was very busy studying and training his own team.

Staying on the Elf Star, Mir is destined to live in loneliness.

If he had never left the Elf Star and had never been exposed to warmth, he would be lonely, because he was used to it.

But now that he has come into contact with it, he is forced to go back just because he is an elf and belongs to the Elf Star.

It's too cruel.

"Don't worry, there are many races on the barren planet, and there are other elves. I have seen adult elves when I was a child." Although it was in the city.

"And here they are."

Qi Shan pointed at the elf that was held above the head by the Husky and said, "With them here, Mir will not be lonely."