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

The younger generation of female insects rarely come into contact with adult male insects, let alone insect eggs. The barrage of comments was still laughing, but those who knew a little more had already quietly called the police.

The police department received the most calls in nearly a decade.

"Hello, Maple Forest District 121 Police Inspector"

"Found a male? Where?"

The insect police officer who answered the phone stood up in horror, thinking that some gentleman had shaken off the guards and ran out alone. When he heard what happened next, his face was filled with anger.

"Live broadcast room? This is a police station. It is illegal to make a false report!"

After hanging up the phone, he was still furious, "What's wrong with the insects nowadays? They are causing trouble in the name of male insects?"

The purple-haired bug next to him took a sip of water and said with a smile, "Don't mention it. There have been a lot of scams like this recently. Yesterday, a bug said that his roommate was a suspected male bug. When we went there, we found out that it was his roommate who rejected his courtship. He thought that a normal female bug would not reject him, so he called the police in anger."

"Hahaha, outrageous. Today I received two calls from the police saying that male insects were found forming cocoons. Although our main planet is very close to the Rose Pavilion, it is impossible for male insects to be wandering around."

"Yes, the Rose Pavilion values ​​the male insect cubs more than anything else. Even if the main star is breached, it is impossible to let the male insect cubs wander outside. How terrible would it be if they were to wander outside?"

The insect police officer who answered the phone rolled his eyes and said, "Brother Zi, male insects are so delicate that they can starve to death if they are left outside, let alone make cocoons. More than half of the male insects recorded in the Rose Pavilion have failed to make cocoons for the second time."

Brother Zi: "Oh~ Young people have a lot of opinions about male insects~"

Young insect police: "That's how she is, she's spoiled, useless and loves to make trouble for no reason"

The old bug policeman sitting next to him raised his head and laughed: "Young bug, you must have been scared the last time you went on duty."

Brother Zi said: "Young, or too young, I don't know the wonders of male insects."

The young insect police officer lay on the table and said, "I don't want to know. There are a bunch of widows who are crazy about male insects. Today, we received three reports of suspected male insects forming cocoons."

The old insect police paused and said, "Three? I received three as well. Did they find male insects making cocoons in the live broadcast room?"

Zi Ge raised his hand: "I received two cases. There are eight cases for the three of us. If they are false alarms, it's too frequent."

The three bugs looked at each other, and the old bug policeman said with a serious expression: "Which live broadcast room is it? Go up and take a look, locate the address."

The phone rang, and the young insect police picked up the phone. After a while, he put down the phone and said, "Brother, the police reported that there are male insects forming cocoons. Please request police support."

"Is it also the one in the live broadcast room?"

The young bug police nodded: "Yes, and the police bug said he was Avery, the head of the First Army's Logistics Volunteer Department, and Cheng Li, the commander of the First Army."

He looked at the two stunned insects hesitantly, "Should we send the police?"

The old insect police rushed over and said: "Let me see the phone call just now"

Seeing the string of numbers on the bracelet, the old bug policeman's heart was pounding. "Yes, it's the commander's private bug number."

Brother Zi: "Squad leader... this is a call to the police"

The old police officer closed his eyes and said, "Send the police immediately, contact other departments and ask for support. Don't make any mistakes."

He took a deep breath: "If this is true, we are going to have a big wind"

The live broadcast company also received the following call.

Administrator A: "What? Are you kidding me? A male insect cocooning? That's an old joke from a hundred years ago. How is it possible... I'm a female, with a two-colored cocoon... Is it really a male insect?"

Administrator B panicked: "Should we shut down the live broadcast? The number of viewers is still increasing."

"How should I know?" Administrator A was at a loss. He was just a working man. Oh, yes, he was just a working man!

"Contact your supervisor now"

Supervisor: "How should I know? I am also an employee! Contact the manager."

Manager: "This is a big matter and I can't make the decision. Contact the boss."

Boss: "??? I'm just a manager of a company, what do I know? Quickly inform the board of directors."

No matter what the board members were doing, they were called to the conference room by a phone call.

The directors who had a brief understanding of the situation were unusually silent at the meeting.

"Do you want to...close the live broadcast room?"

"It's too late. The number of viewers has exceeded 100 million. I just received news that the police have already started to take action."

"No, the live broadcast room cannot be closed. How can I explain it to the insects if I close it?"

"That's right. If we lock it up, it means we are guilty. This is a male insect, and it is in the cocooning stage. The minimum penalty for hiding a male insect is life imprisonment, not to mention a cub. The minimum penalty is exile and the maximum penalty is death penalty. We can't let the responsibility fall on us."

“Not only can we not shut it down, we must also lock the live broadcast ball and prevent the anchor from going offline.”

"Wait wait wait wait, don't get excited. Although the color of the cocoon looks like it's most likely a male insect, it hasn't broken out of the cocoon yet. What if it's not?"

"Yes, female insects have always been monochromatic. What if they suddenly mutate?"

"Yes, I watched the previous live broadcast, and the insect cub had no insect pattern on its body. Is it possible for a male insect to have no insect pattern?"

The directors calmed down immediately.

"We are too impatient. Think about it, everyone. What kind of crime is it to secretly keep a male insect? Even if it is the female daughter of the commander of the three armies, the best outcome is exile. Would an insect take such a big risk to secretly keep a male insect, and broadcast it live?!"

"That's right!"

The director became more and more excited as he spoke, and he almost wanted to jump onto the table. "Even if he had the courage, why didn't he hide it? Why did he push the male insect out? Is he an antisocial insect?"

"No, the anchor is a student at a military academy. His mental fluctuations are normal and there is no abnormality. The female father is in a high position and has only one cub. He will not do such a crazy thing. So there are two possibilities."

He sat back in his seat, crossing his arms: "First, he doesn't know it's a male insect. Second, this insect cub is not a male insect. It just has a genetic mutation that causes the single-color cocoon to become a mixed-color cocoon."

"I tend to be the second type, what do you think?"

The directors all expressed their agreement, and their panic immediately calmed down. Yes, it was most likely a problem of genetic mutation.

No one would have imagined a hundred years ago that one day it would become normal for insects in the Zerg Tribe who were unable to break out of their cocoons to receive assistance from insect workers.

In this environment, the chance of a wandering insect on a desolate planet mutating is much greater than the probability of a male insect egg being stranded, successfully hatched, and adopted by another insect without being discovered to be a male.

The directors calmed down and simply opened the live broadcast room where the noise was happening.

As shown in the message uploaded below, the cocoon on the screen is white with a barely noticeable hint of blue, so strictly speaking it is indeed a mixed-color cocoon.

For a moment, the conference room was eerily quiet. Although they had convinced themselves that it was a mutated insect, the evidence was right in front of them and it might not be long before the truth was revealed, so they still dared not make a sound.

The barrage of comments gradually decreased, from ridicule to silence. It was obvious that some bugs had received reminders from the bugs at home.

The insulting words disappeared completely, even the slightly wrong sentences were deleted, leaving only confused bugs and those who noticed something was wrong and asked questions carefully.

The host "Ye Shi Meng Chong" didn't pay any attention to what was being said in the comments. He stared at the motionless cocoon with worried eyes.

Generally, the female insect will move a little before breaking out of the cocoon, and you can see the young insect struggling hard to break free from the restraints. Some house insects will even record the process.

But the cocoon in front of me was too quiet, motionless and without any ups and downs.