After being transformed into a random male beetle

Xi Yun wiped his hands and smiled at Edwin.

The air seemed to instantly fill with spring flowers, permeating the air with a sweet fragrance.

Seeing that the sunlight was a bit too strong, he naturally took the gift from Edvy's hand and stood to the side of him, blocking most of the light.

I'm a little worried that Adelie might get sunburned.

However, it was clear that Xi Yun had no idea that the other party was a female soldier, and a little sunlight meant nothing to Edvi.

Xi Yun suggested to Edwin, "Let's go inside quickly."

Eddie, who had been dazzled by Xi Yun's smile, lowered his eyes and felt the shadow of the male insect envelop most of his body.

Even without a breeze, Edvy still felt cool and comfortable, free from the afternoon heat.

"Um."

The two insects walked along the pebble path through the garden, completely unaware that Evan, who was waiting at the door to greet them, had already witnessed the scene.

Evan seemed to be deep in thought.

The male insect seemed to treat Little Ed well; he was quite gentlemanly.

I just don't know how it compares to other noble male insects.

In aristocratic families, both male and female insects learn the proper etiquette. The nobles do not allow the male insects in their homes to grow unchecked, but instead hire teachers to instruct them in a great deal of knowledge.

Therefore, male insects of noble birth generally respect female insects more than ordinary male insects, and will not beat or scold their female rulers or servants at the drop of a hat. They also have a good marriage market among female insects.

Uncle Evan.

Evan snapped out of his daze and looked at Edvi and Xi Yun not far away, a smile spreading across his face: "Little Ed, you've arrived."

Xi Yun caught up with Edvi, who was walking a few steps ahead, and nodded to Evan, who was dressed seriously in front of the door, using Edvi's way of addressing him, and put on a standard smile: "Hello, Uncle Evan."

"Hello, Mr. Xi Yunxiong." Evan smiled and replied to the polite young male insect in front of him. "The Marshal is waiting for you inside. Please go in."

"Then let's go inside quickly."

Edvi pulled Evan inside, not forgetting to check if Xi Yun was following.

Xi Yun consciously walked at the back, looking at the female insects in front of him asking and answering questions, a look of confusion flashing in his eyes.

He probably made a good impression on the other person just now.

A short while later, the three insects arrived in the living room. Xi Yun immediately noticed one of the insects sitting on the sofa.

The other person was dressed casually, and Xi Yun could vaguely sense the severity beneath their gentle demeanor.

Time hasn't left many marks on their faces; one can still glimpse the handsome appearance of the female insect in her youth.

Beryl, who was on the sofa, looked over when she heard the noise.

Evan took the things from Xi Yun's hands first: "Give these to me."

"Okay." Xi Yun quickly handed it to the other person after hearing this, "This is a small token of our appreciation from Edvi and me."

Evan left with a smile.

On the other side, Edwin had already been pulled down to sit.

Xi Yun glanced furtively at his female lord, intending to send her a distress signal, but was discovered by Berleen.

Berleen observed the exchange of glances between the two juniors without changing his expression, and smiled at Xi Yun, who was still standing there dumbfounded, and said, "You must be Xi Yun, sit down quickly."

"Yes, thank you, Marshal." Xi Yun obediently sat down.

"Why call me Marshal? Just call me teacher like Little Ed does," Berlein said.

His tone was calm but firm.

"Okay, teacher," Xi Yun replied smoothly.

Berlean nodded in satisfaction, poured him a glass of water, and then asked him some questions about the male insect.

Xi Yun took the water and answered all of Bai Lian's questions in a very good manner and tone.

As they talked, Xi Yun's initial anxiety gradually subsided, and she became much more confident.

During their conversation, Beryl discovered that the other party also knew a bit about calligraphy, so she immediately pulled the male insect over to demonstrate a few strokes.

Edvie, who was sitting next to him drinking water, didn't get a chance to speak, although he did say a few words.

Finally, Edvy got up, glanced at the teacher and Xi Yun, and went to the kitchen to help Evan.

The sunlight, scattered by the colorful clouds, fell upon the hall and other rooms, painting them with warm colors.

The aroma of the food quickly drifted into the yard on the gentle breeze.

While Edvy found two insects in a yard, Berlan was commenting on the calligraphy that Xi Yun had just written.

With a beaming smile, Blake waved to Edwin, who was standing not far away, and said, "Little Ed, come and take a look. Xi Yun's handwriting is really good."

When Edwin walked over, he glanced at Xi Yun.

I never expected him to write this.

Edvi carefully examined the words on the paper that the teacher had praised.

The handwriting flows like water, is vigorous and powerful, and has a vivid charm, making it unforgettable at first glance.

Looking at Edvy, who had been silent for a long time, Blake smiled and said, "How is it? Not bad, right?"

"It's really good."

After hearing the two insects' praise, Xi Yun smiled shyly and said modestly, "How can my handwriting compare to the teacher's?"

Berleen relied entirely on his own comprehension and the fuzzy writing unearthed from the ancient planet Blue Star as his learning material.

He was simply fortunate enough to receive a systematic education; without it, he probably wouldn't be able to write such beautiful characters.

When Beryl heard him praising him, he just smiled and shook his head, saying, "The younger generation is indeed formidable."