"If there's nothing else, teacher, I'll go take care of my work now." Xi Yun took the documents and left, closing the door behind her.

Fred watched the door slowly close, then took another sip of tea. The rising steam from the cup obscured the emotions in his eyes.

Hopefully, Xi Yun will give me a surprise then.

After scanning his pupils at the door, Xi Yun entered his office, put down his documents, and sent a message to Edvi to inquire about his condition.

After waiting for a while without a reply from Edwin, Xi Yun put the message aside, made some further modifications to the completed project, and uploaded it to Fred's personal computer.

After finishing this, Xi Yun straightened up, stretched, and went to the window.

The golden sunlight fell on the distant skyscrapers, like a large ball of light shining on the outer edge of a right angle.

Xi Yun gazed into the distance, as if he could see the female ruler on the planet Hui Er and what was happening there. Through the smooth window, Edvy's otherworldly face seemed to appear before Xi Yun's eyes.

Meanwhile, on Planet Hui'er, unaware of Xi Yun's longing, Edvi had just killed another alien beast, his particle sword piercing through the beast's neck and embedding itself firmly in the ground.

"Ah!" A scream echoed through the forest.

Edwin turned his head to look in that direction, drew his sword, and rushed toward the source of the sound.

In a woodland, an insect's leg was bitten by a strange beast.

Tumur immediately felt a pain in his leg, and in his panic, he cursed at his henchmen beside him: "What are you bastards standing there for? Hurry up and kill this beast and get me out of here!"

"Oh, oh." The henchmen pushed and shoved each other, but none of the insects stepped forward. Finally, they pushed one insect forward, "Go, go, Kanosen, you go."

The beast that had bitten the insect was still hissing from time to time. Carnosen, who was being pushed forward by them, lowered his head and swiftly slit open the beast's throat with his sword, splattering blood all over the two insects.

Once Tumur realized he could pull his leg out, he stood up abruptly and slapped the other man hard across the face: "How did you kill him? Blood is splattered all over me! Are you blind?"

Carnosen, still with his head down after being slapped, said with a lifeless look in his eyes, "I'm sorry, Tumur the Great Worm. It's all the worm's fault."

Seeing that he admitted his mistake quickly, Tumur, unusually, did not pursue the matter. He smiled, but his eyes were full of malice: "It's good that this lowly worm has the awareness of a lowly worm." As he spoke, he patted the reddened face with the back of his hand.

When the henchman saw that Tumur had been rescued by that bug, he quickly rushed over, afraid that his credit would be stolen.

"Hey, is our Tumur worm alright? That beast deserved to die; it dared to bite you. It was asking for trouble."

"Yes, yes, that's right, it's like they don't want to live anymore."

The lackeys fawned over him, showering him with flattering words as if they were free.

Tumur naturally knew why they were crowding around him; it was simply because of the background behind him. After all, even a little bit of something peeking out from between their fingers would be enough for them to enjoy for a long time.

Tumur understood perfectly well what was going on. Seeing them crowding around like lapdogs, he smiled nonchalantly.

But Tumur's smile soon faded, as several more strange beasts appeared.

In the face of life and death, several female insects felt their adrenaline surge rapidly.

Several insects attacked and managed to kill one, but the one with the most wounds was Kanosen.

"Stop it right now!" Tumur had developed a psychological aversion to these strange beasts after being bitten before.

The henchmen's eyes were filled with reluctance, but they still harassed the beast one after another.

The insect next to him, Kanosen, had killed a monster by himself. There wasn't a single good spot on his body, and some parts were even still bleeding.

Since entering the planet Hui'er, he has killed countless alien beasts for those female insects.

Carnoson felt his body becoming somewhat stiff.

"You wretched worm, Kanosen, why aren't you coming over to help? What are you standing there for?" Tumur said, seeing Kanosen standing there motionless after killing the beast, not even bothering to come and help.

Upon hearing Tumur's curses, Kanosen didn't dare look at him and rushed over to help.

When his henchmen saw him arrive, they lost their nerve and quickly retreated, leaving Kanosen to fight the alien beast alone.

The beast was already furious from the harassment by its henchmen and wished it could bite them to death.

The few insects who had retreated saw the strange beast growing increasingly ferocious as they fought, and their hearts pounded with anxiety.

One of his henchmen suggested, "Tumur, let's retreat! I don't think we can hold out for much longer."

The other followers all agreed.

After Tumur nodded, a group of insects quickly retreated, and Kanosen, who was still fighting, also retreated behind them.

Seeing them run away, the strange beasts behind them quickly gave chase.

Seeing that the beast was about to catch up, the henchmen behind him exchanged glances, turned around and pushed Kanossen towards the beast.

After doing all that, the henchmen immediately ran away.

As Kanossen was pushed toward the monstrous beast, he watched the fleeing figure ahead and smiled bitterly to himself. After feeling the beast's sharp fangs pierce through his arm, a scene suddenly flashed through his mind: himself when he had just entered the First Military Academy, his eyes still full of smiles and youthful vigor.

Now everything can finally be over, and I can finally take a break.

Kanoson, who had been flung to the ground by the alien beast, closed his eyes, his consciousness gradually fading and blurring, and the entire insect collapsed in a pool of blood.

The few followers who were still running away saw that the strange beast behind them was catching up, so they ran as fast as if they were riding on wheels of fire.

He cursed inwardly that the bastard Kanosen couldn't even hold onto a single alien beast for long.

Gradually, the beast caught up, and just as it was about to bite a female insect, a particle sword appeared out of nowhere and was thrown from the sky, piercing straight into the beast's neck and killing it instantly.

Several female insects looked at Edvi, who was walking from the other side, with envy in their eyes.

A sharp-eyed insect recognized him as General Edvy and saluted: "General Edvy."

Edvi nodded and returned the greeting: "Besides you few, have you seen any other students?"

The female insects looked at each other, stammering without saying a word. Tumur, standing nearby, spoke up first: "No, no, we just came from that side and didn't see any other students."

As he spoke, Tumur pointed in a direction for Edvi.

Edvi looked in the direction his hand was pointing, and it was completely different from the direction he had seen them running from in the distance. He frowned but didn't say anything: "You guys hurry over to the starship and meet up with the teachers."

Tumur and the other insects, unaware of Edvi's change in mind, left first.

While the insects were talking, a breeze began to blow from where Kanosen was. The spores of a group of small mushrooms with white caps and blue stems under the big tree were scattered in the wind and gradually landed on Kanosen's body, merging with his wounds.

His body recovered at a visible speed, but some shallow wounds remained on his body. His right eye was covered with spores, and the blue light that occasionally shone through gradually disappeared and eventually disappeared under his skin.

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