After being transformed into a random male beetle

Ever since accompanying Edvy to the male insect's house, Miller's attitude has changed a lot whenever he knows that the two of them have met.

He was fortunate enough to see the contents of the prenuptial agreement that day, and overall it showed Edvy a great deal of respect.

Once signed, the agreement will automatically take effect and be protected by imperial law.

Miller was envious and happy for his friend. He just didn't know where that idiot Cox had gotten hold of the news from, that he'd actually come to his house suggesting they sign an agreement to satisfy his own cravings.

Cox, who was beaten up, still doesn't understand why Miller was angry that day, but he still sincerely apologized to Miller.

Actually, he and Miller came from the same place, a remote and poor planet. However, they later came to the Central Star as special recruits and successfully entered the Empire's First Military Academy. Later, they met Edvy.

Compared to Edvy's aloofness and detachment, Miller's physical condition has always been poor due to family reasons, giving the impression that he is as fragile as ancient blue planet porcelain.

They had known each other for many years, and Cox never dared to anger Miller. Even after Miller's physical condition improved, Cox maintained the same attitude towards Miller, fearing that he might upset Miller and cause him harm.

Cox came to Miller's place for a break. As soon as he opened the door, he heard Edvy's voice from inside, "Have they caught the culprit who caused that explosion the other day?"

"Not yet. The escort team's group of female insects couldn't even catch the starship, let alone capture an insect."

Upon hearing about the capture, Edvy thought of the female insect he had seen at the scene and felt something was amiss.

Miller was a little surprised that Edvy was asking about this, but he felt that the female insects in the guard should practice more, as they were worse than the female soldiers under his command.

They still haven't caught them at this point.

Cox walked in, picked up a glass from the table and started drinking. Half-conscious, he looked at Miller and asked, "What were you guys talking about?"

"We're talking..." Miller started to say, but then noticed that the cup Cox was holding was the one he had just used. "What are you doing? That's the cup I used."

"I know, but I'm so thirsty right now, what's wrong with borrowing it? You don't have many cups here, I'll have Bushir bring you a few later." With that, he finished the water in the cup.

"You idiot." He's the only one in the office; how many cups could he possibly use?

Miller looked at the glass that Cox had emptied and told himself not to get angry. After all, the bug in front of him hadn't been stupid for just a day or two.

Seeing this, Edwin's eyes showed helplessness. Ever since he met them at the military academy, this kind of situation had often happened, and now he had been able to accept it calmly.

"You guys chat, I have something to do so I'll be leaving now."

"Okay."

Edvy left the office, closed the door, and could faintly hear the voices of two insects talking through the crack in the door.

Just as he went downstairs, he received a message from his teacher, asking him to come over after he finished his military duties. Although he didn't know what his teacher wanted to see him about, Eddie still went over that night.

He arrived at a manor, where insects were already waiting for him at the entrance.

"Uncle Evan, this is some tea for you." Edvy stepped forward and handed the gift box to the female insect dressed as a butler.

Uncle Evan was his teacher's adjutant. He was injured while protecting his teacher on the battlefield and later retired to become the teacher's housekeeper.

"Oh, thank you, Ed." Evan smiled as he accepted the gift box. "Come on in, the Marshal made your favorite dishes today."

"it is good."

Edvy went in and saw that an insect was already sitting in the seat.

"Teacher," Edvy called out.

"Little Ed is here." A steady voice came from behind. "Stay here tonight."

Edvi looked at his teacher. Like other female soldiers, Berleen's face had begun to show the marks of time after years of combat. Although crow's feet appeared at the corners of her eyes when she smiled, she still had an imposing presence that far surpassed that of females of the same age.

In his era, Beryl was also a female soldier who achieved remarkable military exploits, eventually rising to the rank of marshal. However, at that time, Beryl made a deal with the Insect King using her military achievements, and had her information removed from the matchmaking center.

Steaming hot vapor floated above the food, and warm-toned light shone on the table.

After Edwin finished eating with Beryl, he followed his teacher for a walk to the pavilion.

"I heard from them that you have a male insect with a very high compatibility?" the old marshal suddenly asked.

"Yes, he's very good to me," Edvy replied, a smile still in his eyes.

Berlean was naturally unaware of the situation between the two insects, but he had heard about it from within the military. He was so busy that he only managed to find time to have dinner with Edvy this morning.

He listened to Edvy's praise of the male insect. After all, he had watched the female insect grow up and knew it quite well, which made him somewhat interested in the male insect he had never met.

"Then tell me in detail." Berylen sat on the gazebo and pulled Evan, who was about to leave after preparing tea, "Sit down and listen."

After hearing the marshal's words, Evan put down the hot water in his hands, sat down, and smiled and nodded at Edvy.

The soft whispers gradually drifted into the distance.

A gentle evening breeze soothes the weary flowers and lulls the insects to sleep.