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

The data transmitted back from the wristband was rapidly changing, while at the same time, another screen next to it displayed the mental state of the three small female insects:

The fluctuations of the two curves are visibly converging. The red curve, which was originally undulating, became smooth and rounded within three minutes after Manjushri began to hug it, as if a hand had pressed down on its sharp corners.

Sierland's eyes were fixed on the screen. He slowly exhaled a long, heavy breath from his nose, as if a stone that had been pressing down on him for many years had finally been lifted off his chest.

He didn't speak, but contacted Teacher Youxia via the computer to tell her that the real-time test results were out.

A few minutes later, Yuxia and Xierqi walked in together, their faces showing a mixture of surprise and delight.

They looked at the data on the screen, which had gradually stabilized, and then nodded emphatically.

Everything is understood without words...

Meanwhile, Holoyen finally clumsily scooped up the two most crying insect babies and tucked them into his arms, one on each side.

His skills at comforting insects were truly appalling; all he could do was dryly pat their backs. He managed to say something like, "If you cry again, the doctor will continue to draw your blood," and then he ran out of words.

Strangely enough, the two little female insects actually stopped crying, blinked their wet eyes and looked up at him, one of them even trying to reach out and grab his throat.

Holoyen looked down at the slippery little face from crying, his lips twitched, but his gaze involuntarily drifted toward Holoy, as if he wanted to pass on this great responsibility to her.

After the tests in Sylland were completed, the other doctors immediately resumed their routine medical examinations, and the room returned to its orderly and busy rhythm.

Another batch of little female insects were carried onto the testing table one by one. As usual, they let out a couple of cries when the needle went in, but after they finished crying, they were coaxed into giggling by the toys in the zookeeper's hands...

Wenshu had just come out and found Lin Zhuoran, but before he could tell him the good news, he was called away by Xierland.

The two followed him through the corridor and into a quiet, empty room. Yuxia and Xierqi were already sitting inside waiting. On the table were several cups of steaming water and a floating screen that displayed the exciting data curve that had just excited the insect.

Sierland closed the door, gestured for them to sit down, and then got straight to the point, dropping the conclusion.

"Your previous guesses are basically consistent with the results of our real-time testing, and you could even say they are more optimistic than we expected."

"Through your constant contact, the mental states of those few-month-old female insects have become very stable."

"If this trend continues, they may eventually have a very high probability of breaking free from the control of mental power as they get older."

"As for the young female insects who started school at the age of three, although they haven't been in contact with male insects for very long, according to the current test results, their mental stability is much stronger than that of other young insects of the same age."

"The female insects who had just returned from their field trip had their mental stability values ​​measured to be about the same as before, since they hadn't had any contact with the male insects."

"It has been on a clear downward trend, with the curve declining all the way down."

After listening to his series of considerable and professional conclusions, Wenshu and Lin Zhuoran exchanged a knowing glance.

Sierland paused, swiped his finger across the screen to bring up another set of data, and added, "The instrument has also detected objects you've touched, such as blankets you've hugged, bottles you've fed, and even toys you've touched."

"These things will also form a trace of mental connection as they are transmitted to the little female insect's hand."

"Although it's not direct contact, it still has a positive impact."

Manjushri's eyes lit up, and he almost blurted out, "So, we can also indirectly change the mental strength of children who are 7, 8, or 9 years old?"

Sierland nodded, his face still showing no emotion, but the admiration in his eyes was unmistakable.

After all, the older children who take outdoor classes are already capable of taking care of themselves. It would be extremely strange to expect the male insects to hold and coax each of them one by one.

But he couldn't say these words directly, so he could only use this guiding response to push the other party forward, so that the male insects would not feel forced, and their initiative would be stimulated.

Yu Xia and west Erqi exchanged a glance, and although they didn't say anything, they both felt a pang in their hearts.

They understood the hardships the two boys had endured, especially in the week or so leading up to the medical examination. They arrived before dawn and didn't leave until after dark, spending all their time in that room filled with crawling insects...

Logically speaking, it's already fantastic news that a group of young female insects are no longer troubled by mental issues; everyone should know when to stop. As for those nine-year-old children...

"If that's the case," Lin Zhuoran suddenly spoke up, his tone quite light, "then Wenshu and I can just cook a meal for the children every now and then."

He spoke casually, as if they were discussing what to eat that night.

Sirland raised an eyebrow, not expecting this guy to be so reckless.

Cooking for a group of half-grown female insects?

That's not enough for just three or five insects. There are more than 50 nine-year-old female insects, and they are all growing. By the time we finish a meal, the spatula will be flying everywhere.

Manjushri nodded seriously, clearly agreeing with the idea.

Back when they were in the orphanage, they would regularly recruit volunteers to cook together. Back then, a group of people would gather around a big pot to stir-fry vegetables, creating a lively atmosphere. The children ate heartily, and the volunteers worked with great enthusiasm.

"I think it's okay," Manjushri said, counting on his fingers. "Two or three times a week, I guess."

Considering the male insect's fragile body, Yu Xia hesitated and frowned, "Isn't this too frequent?"

Xierqi nodded repeatedly, thinking even further ahead—if the two male insects were to get seriously injured from exhaustion, the Male Protection Association would likely wipe out the entire group of insects in the orphanage, which would be a huge loss.

"Let's do it once a week, and see how it goes."

Seeing this, Sirland paused for a few seconds before suggesting, "Either is fine, but if you can release a little mental energy while cooking, the effect will probably be doubled."

He spoke with utmost seriousness, offering advice entirely from a research perspective.

But when Manjushri heard this, his ears turned red instantly, and some inappropriate images of him and Holoyern flashed uncontrollably through his mind, which was truly shameful.

Only Lin Zhuoran, that blockhead, was still foolishly asking, "How do I release mental energy?"

After he finished speaking, he put on a look of eager learning and looked around, as if he was seriously waiting for someone to give him a live demonstration.

"Ahem," Xierqi cleared his throat, turning his face away, while Youxia gripped the paper report tightly, pretending to read it.

Sierland stared at Lin Zhuoran expressionlessly for a full five seconds, and began to wonder if he was mentally sound.

Although most male insects in society don't have brains, the innate instinct to release mental energy is something even a fool can learn without a teacher!