Cheng Chu was completely unaware of the bloodshed and chaos on the StarNet, since he was practically illiterate at the moment.

Cheng Chu was moved to a different hospital room after completing the mental strength test.

Compared to the spacious and luxurious wards before, this room was much simpler, containing only a single bed and a table and chairs.

The Zerg are inherently male-dominated, and even among males, there are hierarchies; males of different ranks are not treated the same. A brainless male like Cheng Chu, who has absolutely no mental strength, is only fortunate to be male; otherwise, he would have been kicked out of the hospital long ago.

After changing wards, Cheng Chu noticed a significant increase in the number of insects passing by the ward entrance.

Actually, this wasn't an illusion. The hospital had initially thought that Cheng Chu's tall stature gave the insects the impression that this male insect must have a very high level of spiritual power, so they protected him.

Now that the mental strength test results are out, I'm utterly disappointed, and the treatment given to the high-level male insects has been immediately withdrawn.

After the news spread on the StarNet, many Zerg became curious about the first mentally challenged male Zerg, so many Zerg pretended to pass by to see him.

There is a large screen hanging on the wall directly opposite the door of this ward.

「星曆5087年3月8日,第九军区米克尔上将带领A3小队捣毁了利亚罗星盗团伙的一个窝点并解救了28名雄虫…………」

The screen on the wall was reporting General Mikel's heroic deeds, and also displaying a half-body portrait. In the picture, the female insect had long golden hair tied back, and intricate insect patterns were visible on the left side of her neck. Her features were three-dimensional and deep, and her eyes, as blue as the sea, were fixed firmly ahead, expressionless, yet exuding a powerful sense of oppression.

In fact, Cheng Chu remembered him. When he first transmigrated, Cheng Chu was completely stunned by the explosion. Before he lost consciousness, Cheng Chu clearly saw General Mikel save him.

The female insect had golden hair and blue eyes, and its large wings flew rapidly toward him, like a radiant angel.

The screen continued to recount the Zerg general's many achievements, but Cheng Chu's thoughts had already wandered...

Sigrún has taught at the Iceland University of the Arts as a part-time lecturer since and was Dean of the Department of Fine Art from -. In – she held a research position at Reykjavík Art Museum focusing on the role of women in Icelandic art. She studied fine art at the Icelandic College of Arts and Crafts and at Pratt Institute, New York, and holds BA and MA degrees in art history and philosophy from the University of Iceland. Sigrún lives and works in Iceland.

During the lunch break, a military aircraft came to a smooth stop in front of the hospital. The door opened, and Mikel stepped out with his long legs.

The aircraft automatically located and parked, and Lieutenant Elijah followed Mikel into the hospital.

In the pre-arranged medical room, the attending physician, Javier, was already waiting.

Havel rose to greet him: "General, is there something wrong with your health that you've come?"

Mikel said, "No, I'm here to prescribe inhibitors."

"Another one? No, no, I just prescribed you two a few days ago." Javier waved his hand in refusal. "Your mental state is in terrible shape. The last one I prescribed was the strongest suppressant. While the strong suppressant temporarily suppressed the chaos in your mental state, it also caused significant damage to your body. You can't use this suppressant anymore."

Elijah, who was standing to the side, couldn't help but ask anxiously, "What should we do? The general's mental disturbances have been becoming more and more frequent lately."

As Mikel's adjutant, Elijah witnessed firsthand how much pain his admiral suffered when his mind was in turmoil.

Havel said, "I said from the beginning that the general's level is too high. Once his mental sea is in chaos, simply relying on suppressants will only treat the symptoms, not the root cause. He must marry a male insect of A grade or above. Only the mental power of a male insect can soothe the general's mental sea which is on the verge of collapse."

As we all know, the level of a female insect's mental strength is directly proportional to its combat power and self-healing ability; the higher the level, the stronger its combat power and self-healing ability.

However, conversely, once a high-level female insect's mental sea is damaged or destroyed, the higher the level of the female insect, the more mental power of the male insect of a higher level is needed to soothe her mental sea.

Lower-ranking females don't have this problem, since there are already few male Zerg, let alone high-ranking males.

Havel continued earnestly, "General, based on your examination results, the condition of your mental state is extremely poor, especially considering the excessive use of inhibitors you've taken over the years. You can't delay any longer; you must find a high-level male insect to marry and soothe your mental state as soon as possible. Otherwise, it will be too late once your mental state completely collapses and you begin to transform into an insect."

When a female insect's mental state is in turmoil and she cannot find solace in the male insect's mental energy, she will eventually become completely insect-like and die in agony.

Mikel sat upright in his crisp, clean military uniform, his expression unchanged, appearing completely detached from the situation.

Mikel said, "I know, start with the inhibitors."

"Sigh, fine, this is the last time." Javier sighed, but could only resign himself to prescribing medicine on his work computer.

The consequences were all explained clearly; when faced with disobedient patients, Havel was practically going bald.

Elijah received the general's inhibitor and followed Mikel out of the medical room with a worried expression.

Because it was lunch break time, there wasn't a single insect in the corridor, and it was very quiet.

Elijah lowered his head, feeling indignant for his general.

Other female soldiers can find suitable males based on their accumulated military merits, but Admiral Mikel cannot. Although Admiral Mikel is an S-class female soldier with countless accumulated military merits, due to an incident twenty years ago, all the males she is offered to mate with have rejected her.

Of course, there were some lower-ranking males who came for the general's wealth, but in the end, they would be humiliatingly given the status of female slaves. Thinking of the arrogant and disdainful faces of those males, Elijah felt a deep sadness in his heart.

This shouldn't be the case. A general who fought for the Zerg and the Empire and had outstanding military achievements shouldn't have met such an end.

They walked through the silent hospital corridor and returned to the aircraft. Elijah had been racking his brains trying to figure out how to persuade them.

"General, your mental state really can't be delayed any longer, and the Marshal is also very concerned about this matter. Yesterday, the Marshal even said that you must find a male insect to marry this time, no matter what..."

Elijah met his admiral's gaze, paused for a moment, and then said, "What do you think of... Lord Andrew? He's an A-rank male, and although he's a female servant, he's still...would you like to consider him?"

Among the short ones, compared to those low-level males who only promise female slave positions, Lord Andrew is at least an A-level male.

Mikel, checking the personal terminal, said coolly, "Elijah, you've got nothing better to do?"

"No...no, I was wrong, General." Elijah dared not say any more and quickly started the aircraft to return to the military headquarters.

The general truly lives up to his title; he remains remarkably calm under any circumstances.

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