I'm transported to the Zerg world, and my female Zerg wife loves me so much.

Looking at the brand-new punishment room, Mikel thought of the previous blunder.

"Ahem..." Mikel coughed lightly, pressing his fist to his mouth, and explained to the male insect, "Master, this should have been prepared for you by the Male Insect Protection Committee."

The punishment room, prepared on its own initiative by the male insect protection committee's staff, was satisfactory to the S-level male insects they had encountered before, so they never expected to run into Cheng Chu, who turned out to be an unexpected case.

In Cheng Chu's eyes, the Zerg's punishment room was no different from a domestic violence room.

Cheng Chu said with disgust, "I don't want them! Throw them all away!"

"Alright, alright~" Mikel reassured the male insect. He turned to Elijah, who was lagging behind, and ordered, "Elijah, find a few insects and clear out this punishment room today."

Elijah, who was still carrying a box, immediately replied without hesitation when he heard his general's order: "Yes, General."

Elijah then turned to carry out the task, but as soon as he took a step, he seemed to remember something. He turned back and asked, "General, what should we do with the things inside?"

Mikel succinctly stated, "Just throw it away."

"Yes, General."

Elijah placed the box he was carrying on the table in the lobby on the first floor and went to get busy. Mikel took Cheng Chu in the elevator to the third floor.

The house is very large; it's a villa with three floors above ground and one below. The master bedroom on the third floor is very spacious and has a particularly good view.

Moving is a tiring and tedious task. Elijah and 0123, along with ten moving workers, were busy all day long, going in and out, and finally finished packing everything around 7 p.m.

For their first dinner in their new home, Mikel invited Elijah to stay as well.

After dinner, they saw Elijah off. As soon as it got dark, Cheng Chu and Mikel returned to the master bedroom on the third floor.

After a long day, Cheng Chu took a shower early. While waiting for Mikel to come out, she didn't wait in bed, but instead sat cross-legged on the carpet in front of the French windows, wearing loose pajamas, quietly watching the night view in the distance, lost in thought.

The male insect's broad back now looked somewhat lonely and sad.

Mikel saw this scene as she came out of the bathroom after drying her hair, and her heart skipped a beat.

Subconsciously, Mikel's tense mood only relaxed when his gaze swept over the personal computer neatly placed on the bedside table.

"Master, what are you looking at?" Mikel walked slowly over, came up behind the male insect, and asked, "Didn't you say you were tired? Why aren't you asleep yet?"

Interrupted from her thoughts, Cheng Chu turned around and looked up at Mikel when she heard the sound. The female insect had just finished bathing; her long golden hair was loose, and her body was still damp, with a strong scent of shower gel.

Cheng Chu's dark eyes reflected the image of the blonde female insect. He reached out his hand to Mikel. Without answering, he blinked and said, "I've been waiting for you."

Mikel was pulled to sit down next to the male insect. From this angle, they could see that the streetlights on both sides of the road were on, and following the path of the streetlights, they could clearly see the road leading into the distance.

Actually, Cheng Chu was just feeling sentimental because the night view outside looked somewhat like Earth.

Cheng Chu wondered how long it would take his parents to realize he had disappeared.

They probably won't find out until Uncle Hat comes looking for them.

His grandmother is gone, so probably no one will worry about him. He wasn't very noticeable in class anyway, so the teachers and classmates will probably forget about him soon.

He was transported to the Zerg realm because of an explosion. Will he be transported back to the Zerg realm someday for some other reason?

Or perhaps they didn't travel back in time, but instead traveled to another unfamiliar world.

What will Mikel and the baby do if he suddenly disappears?

As Cheng Chu thought about it, he became even more upset.

Cheng Chu reached out and pulled Mikel into his arms. He tentatively asked, "Wife, if—I mean, if—one day… I disappear, will you remember me?"

If the baby is too young to remember, that's fine. But Mikel should remember, right?

Mikel rested her head against the male insect's chest, listening to its rhythmic heartbeat. She frowned slightly at the question; why was the male insect suddenly asking such a question?

He looked up at the male insect with a suspicious gaze and asked, "Master, why are you suddenly bringing this up? Where are you going?"

Was the male insect reminiscing about the past?

Or is there some other secret?

Cheng Chu couldn't stand seeing Mikel lie; it was too easy to be caught. He pressed Mikel's head back against his chest, feigning nonchalance, and said, "It's nothing, I was just asking."

But then Mikel, nestled in his arms, said earnestly, "If the Lord ever disappears, I will find you, no matter where you are."

Whether he lives or dies, whether things are good or bad, he will find the male insect no matter where he is.

Hearing Mikel's words, which sounded like a vow, Cheng Chu was overwhelmed with emotion. He tightened his arms and held the female insect in his arms tightly.

He lowered his head and sniffed at the top of Mikel's hair, speaking with difficulty, "Wife, actually... it's not necessary."

Just remember him; there's no need to look for him. If he really did travel back in time, there's no way you'd find him anyway.

Having arrived in this unfamiliar world, Cheng Chu had kept his origins a secret. He felt insecure and feared being treated as an outsider.

Cheng Chu suddenly wanted to tell Mikel about Earth, but he swallowed the words back.

Mikel remained resolute, holding the male insect tightly around the waist. His blue eyes were filled with determination as he solemnly declared, "I will. I will find you."

Not wanting to discuss such unknown matters, Cheng Chu deliberately changed the subject, saying, "Wife, why don't you have leg hair? I have so much leg hair, but you don't have a single one. It's not fair at all."

As he spoke, Cheng Chu's leg gently bumped into Mikel's knee beside him.

Mikel has very little body hair, almost none on her legs or arms, but her hair is thick, soft, and beautiful.

Cheng Chu really liked Mikel's long, slender, and fair legs. When they were in bed, he couldn't help but feel an itch in his teeth and left several teeth marks on them.

Mikel didn't call out the male insect's obvious and abrupt attempt to change the subject. Instead, he played along, explaining, "Because I'm a female, and female insects don't have leg hair. Master, didn't you know that?"

"Haha..." Cheng Chu forced a laugh, then said awkwardly, "Is that so? I've only seen your legs, the legs of one female insect. I haven't seen the legs of other female insects, so I don't know."

This was a perfect answer, and Mikel was very satisfied with what the male insect had said.

It was getting late, so Cheng Chu and Mikel leaned against each other, looked at the night view outside, chatted for a while, and then went to bed to rest.