Zerg: The female warrior's male master is acting strangely!

As Sirland descended the gangway, he was followed by two assistants, each carrying a heavy data terminal.

He glanced up and saw Herroyen sitting on the stone bench. The surprise on Sirland's face vanished in an instant, and he strode over, his boots making a dull thud on the grass.

What are you doing here?

Sierland walked up to the unfilial son and stood there, his tone neither warm nor cold.

Holoyen didn't even lift his eyelids. "Send the master over to work."

"?" Sirland looked up and down at the sycophant with an extremely strange gaze, as if he had heard something unbelievable.

But he was too busy today to argue with his unfilial son, so he snorted and walked past him toward the examination room.

When he lifted the curtain and went inside, he saw two familiar male insects, each holding a female insect that was a few months old, taking turns coaxing them to cooperate in drawing blood from the medical staff.

The one in Manjushri's arms was clung to his collar and wailing, and he could only pat its back while humming an unknown tune softly.

Lin Zhuoran fared even worse, his hair was being pulled by the two little female insect's hands at the same time, making him wince in pain but he still had to force a smile and coax her, "Be good, be good, it'll be over soon."

How could a dignified male insect stoop to doing such a thankless task?

Sierland stood at the door in silence for a full three seconds, then suddenly felt like he'd encountered a ghost.

"..."

Not only that, even Heroiy was there.

The little guy had somehow escaped from the room filled with the scent of milk and was now squatting next to the soft cushion, staring wide-eyed at the tiny insects on the cushion that were a whole size smaller than him.

These little insects have just had their blood drawn and are now lying on the temporary mats awaiting the next round of examinations, such as: mental scan, mental tolerance test, and developmental cycle prediction...

This was the first time Holoi had ever seen a female insect so much smaller than herself, and she was incredibly curious!

He couldn't help but reach out to interact with them, but when the little ones saw his round, fair-skinned appearance, they shrank back timidly.

A few of the more timid ones even let out a "woof" and rolled over, burying their faces in the mat and leaving only their buttocks facing him.

Heroy stood there, pouting slightly, wondering what she had done to scare them.

Ayou calmly took a small female insect that had just had its blood drawn. The insect had thin arms and legs, and a tear was still hanging in its eye.

Just as Ayou raised his hand to wipe away the tears, Yi Yi beat him to it—Hero Yi Yi stretched out a chubby finger and gently touched the little bug's cheek, wiping away the tears.

His movements were so clumsy, as if he was afraid of scratching the little bug's face if he used even a little more force. Looking at him like this, Ayou couldn't help but smile, and whispered to the little bug in his arms, "We should thank Brother Yiyi."

The little bug didn't understand what this meant, but it knew that the round, chubby older brother in front of it didn't seem to have any ill intentions, so it grinned and laughed, its toothless mouth babbling.

Heroi looked at the little bug grinning at him and felt a little embarrassed; his ears turned a dark red.

Sierland silently walked behind a row of medical staff, put his hands behind his back, and looked at the chaotic yet orderly scene in the room.

His appearance attracted the attention of many insects at the scene:

When Heroi caught a glimpse of that tall figure out of the corner of her eye, her expression instantly changed, and she instinctively shrank back half a step to hide behind Ayou;

Lin Zhuoran's eyes lit up, and he couldn't wait to drop the baby insect in his hand and rush over to get closer to the insect in his heart.

When Manjushri looked up and saw him, he was slightly taken aback, then awkwardly tugged at the corners of his mouth as a greeting.

The other medical staff didn't even look up, continuing to perform their duties—some were drawing blood, some were checking antennae sensitivity by gently teasing the baby insects' antennae with small brushes, and some were measuring the development progress of the larvae by scanning the small wing membranes back and forth with instruments...

The whole room was bustling with activity, with only the occasional cries of the little female insects mingling with the beeping of the instruments.

Without disturbing any of the insects, Sirland walked around a few corners to the main control device in the corner, quickly swiped his finger across the screen, and brought up the first batch of test data for the small female insects that had just been compiled.

According to the message he received half an hour ago: Director, come immediately!!! The mental stability values ​​of the 3- to 5-month-old female insects in the orphanage are beyond the normal range and have greatly improved!

The real-time curve on the screen was even more beautiful than he had expected, with fluctuations so smooth they were almost like a straight line, steadily falling within the green safe zone.

He stared at that line for a long time, so long that the noise behind him seemed to fade into the distance. Finally, he decided to go find the old doctor "Youxia," who was also his teacher back then.

Just then, You Xia came over from the examination room next door, accompanied by a highly intelligent robotic insect. Above its head was a semi-transparent blue screen, on which various data analysis charts, curves, color blocks, and values ​​flashed alternately.

Sirland immediately noticed the bar chart on the screen labeled "Mental Strength Threshold," and he quickly walked over, nodding slightly: "Teacher You."

Yu Xia looked up and saw it was him. She nodded and gestured for him to follow her. She led him around the two examination beds and straight to the area where Wen Shu and Lin Zhuoran were.

At this moment, Manjushri was handing the little female insect in his arms, whose face was red from crying after having her blood drawn, to the keeper next to him, and gently rubbing the tip of the insect's ear with his fingertips to comfort it.

Lin Zhuoran, with one arm around a little guy who had already calmed down, was sweating profusely from being teased.

After Yu Xia stopped, she raised her hand and tapped the blue light screen floating on the head of the robotic insect. Her fingertip swiped across several data cables as she spoke, "The values ​​from the first-tier medical examination report are in, and they are basically consistent with your assessment."

"Over the past week or so, the fluctuations in the mental states of the offspring that have been closely associated with the male insects have decreased by nearly 40% compared to the tests conducted last month."

He traced another curve with his finger and added, "Especially those that you held shortly after hatching, their stability is even stronger than that of normal cubs."

"Look closely at this baseline," he said, pointing to the light green baseline at the bottom of the screen. "The values ​​of these cubs not only didn't cross the line, but they're also steadily above it."

After listening, Wen Shu and Lin Zhuoran exchanged a glance, both of them barely concealing their excitement.

The little female insects in her arms couldn't understand these complicated words. They only knew that they had just been pricked by a thin needle, and their grievances hadn't subsided yet. One of them opened its mouth and howled "woo-wa-wa," scratching wildly in the air with its little claws.

The medical staff who were drawing blood nearby looked up at them in surprise after finishing the procedure.

These medical staff were used to seeing the struggling and crying of the mentally disturbed female insects, but they had never seen the data improve so significantly.

At this moment, their hands holding the instruments paused for a moment, and their eyes swept back and forth between the two noble male insects, Manjushri and Lin Zhuoran, several times.