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

Under Avery's calm gaze, Otto slowly slowed down and cleared his throat: "I didn't say it, but Blue Cub found out."

"Ugh"

The two looked at each other and sighed in unison.

They knew this day would come, but they didn't expect Qi Shan's reaction to be so big.

As soon as we find out a little clue, we will follow it and uncover the matter, and wait until they know about it.

The kid has already negotiated the departure time and plan with the government, and directly ordered the assembly of an experienced exploration team.

"I had previously guessed that Lanzai might be angry or sad when he found out that Ao Meng was missing, but I didn't expect that..."

I didn’t expect that he had such strong ability to take action. He directly integrated the information and made an action plan.

"I don't understand why the government agreed..." Otto said bitterly. It was obvious that the government and the Rose Pavilion valued male insects more than the army in the past.

How come it is like this... Is it because of their existence that people over there look down on Blue Boy?

Avery: "Stop, don't overthink it."

Otto pursed his lips. How could he not think too much about it since the government agreed to Qi Shan's risk?

Avery: "It's not that complicated. The information Qi Shan provided forced the government to agree."

He sent a document to Otto, who opened it. It contained the number of female insects that had entered Class A over the past ten years, and the number of those that had survived and died.

The number of casualties was only in the single digits, which to be honest is much better than during the Kingdom period when an entire army would be killed for every one person killed.

But only a pitiful single digit number of people made it to Class A.

Moreover, no S-class has appeared in ten years.

Even Otto remains at the peak of Class A.

"They have always stayed below Grade A. Is it because they don't work hard? Or are they just afraid of death?" Avery asked.

Neither. The female soldiers are still the same as before, or even braver and more fearless than before, because they now have the faith to fight.

But the data will not lie. It is not that the military females are not working hard, but that the talents of the current females have obviously declined.

"I don't know how long it took him to compile Lanzai's information, but even I was shocked when I saw it."

Not to mention the government, Qi Shan took the initiative to take the risk and put the level downgrade in front of them, and they had no position to veto.

Otto finished reading it quickly. It was not complicated, but the recorded time was a bit long. It started from two hundred years after leaving the mother planet, and a lot of information from fifty years ago would be destroyed.

Fortunately, other alien races also have some information about level records.

From the integration of all parties, when on the mother planet, S-level belongs to the superior Zerg, and A-level is common.

One hundred years ago, fifty years after leaving the mother planet, the war caused most of the S-class bugs to be killed or injured. At the same time, the prototype of the Fourteenth Army was formed. The chaos lasted for nearly a hundred years, and war was declared on the Kingdom Army.

Frequent battles caused a large number of high-level insects to be consumed, but it is undeniable that the subsequent S-level has become an untouchable height.

The Zerg as a whole are in decline.

"How long did it take Lanzai to compile the information?" Otto repeated Avery's previous question. With such fragmented information, and the information being in the hands of aliens, how long did Qishan take to prepare?

Avery: "I'm afraid it's been longer than we thought. Maybe it was sorted out before Omon disappeared."

Only this time, take it out and place it in front of them.

But it can also be seen that this child did not act on a spur of the moment basis.

"Alas," Otto rubbed his temple, "So there is no way to stop this action? I have already lost Omon."

He didn't want to lose another child.

Avery shook his head at this. He hoped very much that Qi Shan was staying in a safe place like the incompetent male insect he had once mocked.

No need to be so ambitious.

The child is too ambitious, so ambitious that he has left their protection.

"Try your best to protect him." What can I do?

Avery smiled bitterly: "We old guys are not so old that we hinder the progress of the younger generation."

Otto clenched and unclenched his fist, leaving a few faint crescent marks. "No, I'm worried about those bug cubs in the exploration team. They don't even have a partner, so how can they take care of the male bugs? I want to go with them!"

Avery: "Don't make trouble. What will happen to the Border Army if you leave?"

What a joke, as soon as Otto left, the Zerg gate was left half open and half closed?

“Ahhhh,” Otto scratched his head angrily, jumping up and down, “I don’t care, I already lost one cub, I can’t lose another one!”

"Omon is still alive." Avery said, and when he saw Otto's unusual calmness, he secretly regretted speaking too quickly.

Omon is still alive, but has been out of contact for more than a year. According to previous precedents, it won't be long before...

"I want him alive more than any insect."

The air suddenly fell silent.

"I submitted an application to return to the team, but it was rejected," Avery said.

Otto curled his lips. Those guys hiding behind were still afraid that the calendar would cause chaos after so many years.

Li's strength and power are much stronger than the female insect who once broke the "male insect supremacy".

Over the years, Li's obedience still did not make them feel at ease.

Don’t you think about it? Li’s son is Qishan. What good will it do to Qishan if he stirs up chaos?

In the final analysis, that group of insects knew what happened back then, and they had done something unjust, and they were afraid that Li would take revenge on them.

"A bunch of soft-shelled bugs," Otto snorted.

"Although it's impossible for you to return to the team," Avery showed his appointment order, "you can go on missions with Blue Cub, but you can't reveal your identity. They said that they want to protect Blue Cub in secret to prevent any betrayers from appearing in the exploration team."

Everyone knew that this was an excuse. The bugs in this exploration team were core members of the 1st and 3rd Armies. Bugs from other foreign armies tried every way to get in, but were not granted permission.

There was no way Otto and Avery would let in a bug with ulterior motives.

Even those insects that are slightly averse to male insects were not allowed in.

Everything is based on Qishan’s safety, with exploration as a secondary purpose.

"That was a good idea on their part."

That is, he doesn't want Li to appear in front of the insect, but he also hopes that Li can protect Qishan.

After all, Qi Shan is his son, and no one is as reliable as Li Lai. He is also worried that if something is really found out, Li's existence will appear in the public eye again.

You want the horse to run, but you don't give it grass to eat.

But Li didn't care about this strange order. In his opinion, being able to protect Qishan was the greatest reward.

When Otto thought of this, he felt a lump in his chest and wanted to release it but couldn't.

"Damn it, I really want to peel the shells off these bastards and trample them with bricks for ten or eight generations!"

Avery's eyes flashed with distress, but this was not the time to dwell on merit and hard work. "Forget it. Blueboy's safety is the most important thing. Besides, it's rare to get along with Blueboy, so this is also an opportunity."

"Hmph," Otto said angrily, "You're such a dumb bastard. I might as well poke a hole in him. If Blue Cub knows that Li is his female father, then those softshell bugs will have no use no matter how hard they try."

If Qi Shan knew that Li was his female father and proposed to contact Li, would the government dare to stop him? They were not afraid of offending both of them with one blow.