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

"Don't worry, sir. There are no insects here that can hurt you," the principal said in a gentle and soothing voice.

Qi Shan timidly glanced at Afrin's distorted face, and buried his head in the principal's arms in fear, clutching the principal's clothes, and trembling in his voice, "Really?"

The pitiful look softened the principal's heart, and he pierced Afrin with a sharp gaze, "Captain Afrin, this is the Rose Pavilion Elementary School, all the cradles of the Excellency, no one is allowed to threaten the Excellency, do you understand?"

Afrin's eyes widened, and he was not good at speaking, so he couldn't utter a word. They were obviously the victims, and the principal had just comforted them in a gentle tone and promised to give them an explanation.

How come it changed suddenly?

Under the increasingly dangerous gaze of the principal, Afrin had to force himself to bow his head: "I'm very sorry, I swear to the Insect God that I will never hurt you"

Comforted by the principal, Qi Shan timidly raised his head and glanced at Afrin, whose body was as tense as a string. He felt relieved, but he quickly looked away, fearing that he would not be able to hold back his laughter.

Suppressing her smile, her voice trembled as if she was trying to hold back tears, and she buried her head in the principal's arms again, "Yes, I believe the principal."

The principal was close and could tell the voice was not right, but the look in his eyes when he looked at him was much softer. What a sensible child! He was obviously very scared, but because he trusted him, he endured and said he was not afraid.

Thinking of this, his eyes turned even colder when he looked at Afrin.

Afrin thought something was wrong and quickly interrupted: "But Mr. Principal, our Excellency is indeed injured."

The principal avoided the main point and said, "If Lord Qishan gives in, there's nothing that Lord Will can do if he accidentally falls to the ground." You can't just stand there and get beaten to prevent the other person from falling. That doesn't make sense.

"It's not a fall injury," Afrin said anxiously, "This is definitely not a fall injury, look at it."

As he said this, he held Will forward and pulled open his sleeve. The raised red marks on his arm disappeared at some point, and there was nothing on his smooth wrist.

"Captain Afrin, where is Lord Will's wound?"

"Obviously..."

Afrin was speechless for a moment. What could he say? No matter how miserable the person was, as long as he had no wounds, the matter would be left unresolved. This was also their method in the past. As long as the bullied bug cub had no wounds, it would be useless even if they brought the case to the principal.

But why... Afrin's mind was buzzing. Qi Shan turned his head and raised the corner of his mouth to him. Afrin's heart completely turned cold.

It was him who did it, a little bug. How was it possible? How on earth did he do it?

"Under..."

"Mr. Principal, since this is just a fight between you two, let's leave it at that." Kata interrupted him, "I came here to ask why Mr. Qishan was excluded in the first week of school. Please give us an explanation. Can I regard it as the failure of the kindergarten to provide you with a suitable environment?"

"Mr. Kata, it's not that serious. Please calm down first," the principal said slowly. "You also know that the male insects were born in the Rose Pavilion and have known each other since childhood. It is inevitable that they are a little uncomfortable with the sudden appearance of a new gentleman."

"Okay." Kata looked at the principal and refused to give in. "Then I can decide that kindergarten is not suitable for you. If there are special reasons, I will apply to the government until you turn fourteen and enter primary school."

"Of course not. Although it is normal to feel uncomfortable, we adults need to guide you. I promise you that this matter will be properly handled and similar situations will not happen again in the future." The principal said with a smile, "After you are familiar with it, I believe that this kind of thing will not happen when you enter the primary school."

Kata didn't buy it. He took out his computer tablet and called up the surveillance video he had prepared in advance: "Please, Mr. Principal, please deal with the incident of your Excellency being insulted first. Our Excellency Qishan has been hit hard. I didn't expect the kindergarten to be so xenophobic. I was inconsiderate. I should have applied for off-campus study for you."

In the video, five little bugs loudly insult Qi Shan and call him a wild bug. They discuss how to teach him a lesson, and their words are mixed with methods that have been successful in the past.

Even the principal couldn't help but frown. The four guards present looked unhappy. In their eyes, what you did was just a little bug's prank, but it was different now that it was exposed in the open.

The principal took off his glasses and said, "How about this, the four gentlemen are tired, so just rest at home for a while. We don't want to see the harm done to the gentleman Qi Shan. The kindergarten will write an apology letter to the government and apply for some resources to compensate for the harm done to the gentleman."

The guard wanted to say something but was forced back by the principal's cold gaze. He also knew that this method was the best under the current circumstances, but he was unwilling to accept it. It was obviously his master who was injured, so why was he also the one being punished?

But their reluctance was in vain. With the principal sending them away, they could only leave with their confused master in their arms.

After they left, Qi Shan climbed out of the principal's arms. The principal was not surprised and chuckled, "Is this an okay way to deal with it?"

At the beginning, he was indeed fooled by the acting of the little bug, but later on, Kata's cooperation was too obvious. Thinking carefully, it was not difficult to worry that the little bug was acting.

"Of course," Qi Shan said with a smile, his face no longer showing the pity he had just shown. "The principal is the fairest insect."

The principal was amused: "You cunning little bug, you are pretending to be a real one. Don't worry, you will have plenty of resources. Go back now."

"No, resources are a small matter. I just want to thank the principal for making a fair decision." Qi Shan said righteously, as if he didn't care about resources at all.

The principal shook his head helplessly. How could it be unfair? He was threatened with expulsion. If it were any other bug cub, he wouldn't care about such threats.

But Qi Shan is special. First, he comes from outside and has no sense of belonging to the Rose House. If he drops out of school, even the principal cannot escape social accountability. Second, he is too talented. If Will's talent can be considered a genius, then Qi Shan is a rare genius among geniuses.

With such talent, it is not wrong to give him more privileges. Besides, the principal is not unaware of what Will and the others have done, but Will has a high rank and a strong father behind him, so he indulges them a little.

I guess it was his fault that Will couldn't see clearly which bugs he could mess with and which he couldn't.

After leaving the principal's office, Bene couldn't help but jump up and hugged Qi Shan: "That's great, Lanlan. I didn't expect it to be successful. It's my first time to succeed. The principal is so nice. Didn't you see that Will and the others had black faces when they left..."

The corners of Qi Shan's lips curled up, as calm as a spring breeze, neither happy nor angry.

It's just that my heart feels heavier.

The principal's decision was based on the fact that the insect cubs had not been actually harmed, and Kata had surveillance, as well as the threat of expulsion from school. Most importantly, his talent was enough to make the principal back off.

If one of them were missing, this matter would probably have been handled differently.

The success this time is due to the fact that Qishan is special enough.

He knew that he was no different from Will now. If one day a bug with greater talent than him appeared, he would become like Will now, the abandoned one.