D-level males reached the pinnacle of life by living off women.

Revol and Sueno followed Lynn and the others to a two-story building, which was built by the Stanz Orphanage specifically for visitors to stay in.

Under the guidance of the foundation and through the hard work of Dean Pei Si, the number of organizations and companies that have donated to the Stanz Orphanage has increased significantly over the years, and as a result, visitors often stay at the orphanage for a few days.

To leave a good impression on visitors, and also for the safety of the children in the orphanage, Director Pei built a separate small building specifically for visiting guests.

Although Lynn and the others were children at the Stanz Orphanage, they were old enough to leave, so they could no longer stay in the dormitory building and had to stay in the small building for visitors.

It was the off-season for visitors, so there wasn't a single insect in the building.

Lynn and his companions randomly found a four-person room on the first floor and moved in. Then, to make it easier for Revol and Sueno to choose their own rooms, Lynn and his group left the building after selecting their rooms.

As soon as Lynn and the others left, Revol and Sueno immediately jumped out from their hiding corner and began choosing rooms for themselves to stay in for the next period of time.

Sueno originally intended to choose a room on the second floor to live in, since there were no insects there, making it less likely for them to be discovered and easier for them to move around.

Revol had originally agreed to this.

But once he got to the second floor, Revol was startled by the dark, empty corridor and the completely silent atmosphere.

Revol looked around in alarm and said, "Brother, brother, why don't we go live on the first floor? There are some scary bugs here."

Although Sueno kept a straight face, he was still a child at heart and was naturally afraid of this environment, so he agreed to Revol's words without hesitation.

After returning to the first floor, perhaps because he had been a little frightened on the second floor, Revol refused to stay too far away from Lynn and the others.

The two children eventually chose to live in the apartment two doors down from Lynn's.

The rooms in the building were all locked with keys, so once Revol and Sueno found the key to their chosen room, they were settled in.

After hiding in the room for a few days, Revol, having gotten used to it, couldn't stay still and dragged Sueno outside for a stroll.

Just as Rhine had predicted, Revol's time wandering around Camisole had indeed helped him grow a lot.

For example, Revol finally realized how expensive it was for his male and female parents to support him.

Revol once dragged Sueno to do odd jobs because they didn't have enough Star Coins, and Revol wanted to earn money to buy his favorite snacks.

Because Revol and Sueno were just children, no legitimate place would hire them, so the two kids ended up working in an illegal factory.

After a long day of hard work, the two children's combined earnings weren't even enough to cover a fraction of the price of the snack Revol wanted.

Of course, he didn't get to eat any snacks. That night, lying in bed, Revol spoke to Sueno in a sleepwalking tone.

"Little brother, luckily we are the children of a male and a female father, otherwise we wouldn't even be able to afford snacks."

"Thinking about it this way, my father and mother are actually pretty good. Although my mother always likes to hit me and my father never helps me, he has never stopped giving me snacks. I've eaten so many snacks since I was a child, my father and mother must have spent a lot of money."

Sueno: ......

For example, Revol also realized how little favor he and Sueno received as female insect larvae.

Revol and Sueno once saw a couple on the street with a small male insect and a small female insect.

The male and female crickets are about the same size, but the male cricket is carried in the female's arms the whole time, while the female cricket has to walk on its own.

That's not all. Along the way, no matter what the little male insect wanted, the male father would buy it for him, while the little female insect didn't say a word, didn't get anything, and even had to help carry the things the little male insect bought.

Revol and Sueno had seen similar scenes more than once, and they almost always favored the younger male insects.

In some families, there are only female offspring and no male offspring. In such cases, the male father usually ignores the female offspring.

These sights made the usually carefree and easygoing Revol become unusually serious, and he remained silent for a long time.

That evening, Revol asked Sueno somewhat hesitantly.

"Little brother, do you think if a male insect brother were to grow in the family one day, the male and female parents would stop loving us?"

This question made Sueno pause for a moment, but soon Sueno spoke firmly.

"No, the male and female parents wouldn't do that. Even if there's a male offspring, the male and female parents will still treat us just as well."

Sueno believed that his father and mother were the best father and mother in the world and would never be bad to him and Revol.

Sueno's firm tone calmed Revol's somewhat confused heart, and a carefree smile returned to Revol's face.

"Yes, you're right. Our male and female parents are great, unlike those bad ones who don't discriminate."

After a moment of joy, Revol muttered again, "What should I do, little brother? I'm starting to miss my parents."

Revol and Sueno have been out of contact for a week now, and during that time, the two children have not had any contact with Rhine Road.

This was the first time in their lives that Revol and Sueno had gone so long without contacting Rhine Road.

Sueno looked at Revol and said sadly, "Me too, I miss my parents too."

Although both children were homesick, Revol felt that they hadn't been away from home long enough and it wasn't time to go back yet; they needed to persevere a little longer.

Sueno, however, was concerned about having Revol continue training, so he agreed with Revol's words.

Afterwards, the two children continued to wander around Cami Star. Revol also learned from other things that not all insects in this world loved him and Sueno. Some insects would try to deceive or harm them out of jealousy or for some inexplicable reason.

In short, Revol learned a lot from his experiences on Planet Camille, and he became more wary of the strange insects.

A month passed quickly, and based on the reports from the guards, Rhine felt that Revol had trained enough and could prepare to go home.