Frying Zerg to make delicious food shocked the whole galaxy!

Chapter 657 I'll Read Even If I Have to Stay Up All Night
Second Army Corps Command Room.

Bai Mianmian watched Marshal Shi and Shi Sijin stride forward one after the other, and took a satisfied sip of tea.

She said she couldn't just wait around, hahaha...

Bai Mianmian, who was overjoyed, had just swallowed a mouthful of tea when an uncontrollable laugh escaped her throat, "Pfft~ Hehehe..."

"Ahem." Jiang Ci suddenly coughed twice, drowning out her cheerful laughter. He casually raised his hand, but subtly turned off the real-time communication device in the command room.

Marshal Shi, who was striding along, paused slightly and tilted his head in confusion.

Did I just vaguely hear laughter?
But when I listened more closely, everything was quiet again, and there was no laughter in my earpiece.

Could it be that the soup made from the mutated snake and mutated chicken had hallucinogenic side effects?

Marshal Shi raised his hand and tapped his earpiece to confirm that the communication was normal and that the laughter did not reappear before continuing to walk forward.

Second Army Corps Command Room.

Jiang Ci breathed a sigh of relief when he saw that Marshal Shi had not discovered anything.

He looked at Bai Mianmian, whose eyes were crinkled into crescent moons with laughter, and asked softly, "Mianmian, it's getting late, shouldn't you go and rest?"

I hope Marshal Shi doesn't discover the real-time communicator is off and come looking for her, only to hear her laughter.

Bai Mianmian shook her head, "Wait a little longer, I think we can see even more exciting scenes..."

She didn't say the last six words.

Because at that moment she realized that not only Jiang Ci was listening to her, but Zhuo Juntao and the others in the command room were also looking at her.

It seems rather impolite to say that you're waiting to see a marshal and a lieutenant general make fools of yourselves.

So, Bai Mianmian smiled and shut up.

Even though she didn't finish her sentence, Jiang Ci and the others knew what she wanted to say from her words.

"You can watch the replay tomorrow." Seeing that she didn't continue, Jiang Ci naturally took over the conversation.

Zhuo Juntao and the others turned their heads almost simultaneously, looking at him with surprised expressions.

Bai Mianmian thought for a moment, but in the end she shook her head and refused to go to sleep. Maybe there would be something even more fun tomorrow?

Jiang Ci was at a loss. She didn't want to go to sleep, and he couldn't very well force her to go to the rest room.

Seeing that he didn't speak, Bai Mianmian looked at the monitor screen with a happy smile, her expectant gaze slowly landing on Shi Sijin.

Shi Sijin, who was walking briskly behind Marshal Shi, suddenly shuddered and her eyes immediately looked around.

what happened?

Why does it feel like I'm being watched by something?

But after looking around, he found nothing.

Just as Shi Sijin was filled with doubt, he seemed to suddenly realize something, and his sharp gaze shot straight at the surveillance camera over there.

I almost forgot about this. Getting too used to this surveillance camera is a bad habit; it makes you subconsciously ignore its existence.

Bai Mianmian looked at Shi Sijin as if her gaze pierced through the monitor screen and met her own, a sly smile playing on her lips.

This time, she won't be scared.

As long as Jiang Ci and the others don't say anything, he won't know that they're waiting to see him make a fool of himself.

Shi Sijin, her eyes fixed sharply on the monitor, suddenly turned on her terminal screen with a furious expression, and tapped it several times in succession, as if she had just thought of something.

After he stopped, Jiang Ci's terminal beeped with a notification of an incoming message. Having received Shi Sijin's message and knowing he was currently alright, Jiang Ci checked it immediately.

Then I saw: What are you staring at me for? Tell me, did you see what just happened too?
Shi Sijin didn't directly mention that he had been knocked against the wall; he didn't want to talk about such an embarrassing incident, but Jiang Ci knew what he was referring to.

Faced with the sudden question, Jiang Ci, who was not staring at him, fell silent. Then he glanced at Bai Mianmian, who was watching with great interest.

He has no choice but to take the blame for being watched through the surveillance screen.

So Jiang Ci simply replied: "Mm."

Upon seeing this reply, Shi Sijin took a deep breath in anger.

He must have seen his father come looking for him, but he didn't remind him, which caused him to be startled awake from his sleep by his father!
Now he's staring at him, does he want to see how his own father kicks him away?!
"What? Are you scared?" Marshal Shi, who was adjusting the battle plan as he walked ahead, suddenly heard the unusual breathing behind him and said in a calm tone.

Just as Shi Sijin was about to unleash her anger on Jiang Ci, her anger seemed to have struck ice, and instantly dissipated.

He looked solemn, but said in a calm voice, "No, it's just going to kill the Moth Insect Clan. What's there to be afraid of?"

"That's good. Here's your next task. Take a look." Marshal Shi said as he sent the task to Shi Sijin's terminal.

Upon seeing the details of the mission, Shi Sijin was filled with shock.

General Tan, from the Seventh Army Corps, was equally shocked.

He had originally taken a break, but less than ten minutes after he closed his eyes, he was woken up by his adjutant, Jiang.

The reason is that Marshal Shi and Shi Sijin are wreaking havoc on the battlefield of the Moth Insect Clan.

Upon hearing this news, General Tan exclaimed: "??!"

Was he so tired that he was hallucinating?
Otherwise, why would a marshal go out to kill Zerg in the middle of the night when the battle situation isn't critical?!

When General Tan rushed to the Seventh Army Corps' command room, he looked up and saw that on the specially enlarged monitoring screen, the moth swarm that had originally filled 90% of the screen suddenly began to fall down en masse.

And next to the monitoring screen showing the moths falling in droves, there was another one.

In that short time, most of the moth-like insectoids on the two monitoring screens had already fallen off.

As the number of moth-insects dwindled, two figures emerged. Although they were wearing gas masks, General Tan recognized them at a glance: Marshal Shi and Shi Sijin!

After confirming that he hadn't misread it, General Tan's eye twitched involuntarily.

What exactly are they trying to do?
Just as General Tan was wondering, Marshal Shi and Shi Sijin on the screen moved one after the other. In the blink of an eye, the two figures disappeared from the two monitoring screens.

General Tan quickly looked at the other monitoring screens. Before he could search carefully, he saw that the moths on one of the monitoring screens were falling down in a group. Then, the moths on another monitoring screen also fell down in a group.

It turned out that Marshal Shi and Shi Sijin had rushed in different directions.

As the moths and insectoids fell wherever the two went, General Tan frowned.

He was considering whether he should also go out and kill the moth insectoids.

Although the number of moth-like insectoids has increased, the overall situation in the battle is that the human side has a clear advantage.

Therefore, according to past practice, these moth-like insectoids were actually a perk reserved for the legion's various team members and mercenaries.

As a general, he had no desire to hunt down those low-level moth-insects.

General Tan hesitated for a while, then suddenly realized that Jiang Ci hadn't gone to the battlefield either, so he immediately decided not to go out either.

However, he can personally command the battle.

We must show Marshal Shi that he is also making efforts to command the battle.

Completely unaware of his thoughts, Marshal Shi was currently weaving through the moth-infested insectoid population, freely wielding his supernatural abilities as if they were free.