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

Chapter 144 "Why did you lock Yi Yi up inside?"

Sirland flung the small garment at the female, his tone cold and hard: "You stay right there and don't move."

After he finished speaking, Herroyen and Manjushri stood still in place.

They watched as Sirland walked to the closed door, reached out and grabbed the doorknob, turning it several times, but he couldn't open it no matter what he did.

Manjushri looked at Holoyen with a puzzled expression and asked in a low voice, "What's in that room?"

Herroyen thought for a moment, then frowned and replied, "It was a storage room, then it was converted into an office. I don't know what it's become now, but there should be quite a few medical instruments in there."

As he spoke, he instinctively put his arm around the male's waist and walked towards the sofa. The two insects sat down in the living room, but their eyes looked over at the same time.

"Where's Yi Yi? Where did he go?" Wen Shu took the little clothes from Heroin's hands and habitually sniffed them—it smelled like the little one.

"I don't know," Herroyen said, shifting his gaze from Sirland and suddenly suggesting in a low voice, "How about... we leave first and let Yiyi stay here one more night, then we'll pick him up tomorrow."

"..." Manjushri was convinced and patted him on the shoulder. "You should ask him if he's willing first, and also your female father. This is too much trouble for your female father."

"How could this be?" Heroion opened his mouth to spout nonsense, but before he could finish speaking, he suddenly heard a muffled "thump" from not far away, as if something had fallen.

The sound was coming from that room, but the door had not yet been opened by Sirland.

At this moment, Sirland was clearly flustered. He increased the force of his knocking on the door, his tone urgent: "Yiyi, hurry up and unlock the door and come out."

Through the door, Heroyee's voice was muffled and stubborn: "No! You killed the bug, and you lied to the bug, I'm not going out!"

"If you come out now, I promise I won't hit you," Sirland coaxed patiently.

"That's what you just said!" Heroyi's voice was self-righteous, clearly indicating that she had developed a serious crisis of trust in his promises.

Sirland was at a loss, but because of the important items in the room, if the little brat accidentally bumped into them and they broke or were activated, the consequences would be unimaginable.

He was racking his brains trying to come up with a solution when he suddenly heard footsteps behind him—Heroine had somehow walked over and was standing a few feet behind him, arms crossed, looking at him with a half-smile.

"Get lost," Sirland said without even turning her head, shooing him away. Then she crossed her arms and blocked the doorknob. "Get far away from me."

Seeing his unusual behavior, Heroin became intrigued. Instead of leaving, he took a step closer and pressed on relentlessly, "Why did you lock Yi Yi up inside?"

"He ran in by himself, don't worry about it, just get going!"

"I won't," Holoyen said defiantly, reaching over Sirland's shoulder to knock on the door and raising her voice, "Heroyen, open the door and come out."

Sirland frowned, and out of the corner of his eye, he saw Manjushri walking over as well. He quickly gestured to Manjushri to take the rebellious son away.

After understanding his meaning, Manjushri quickly stepped forward, reached out and grasped Holoyen's wrist, and advised, "Let the female father do it, let's go back and sit down first."

"No," Heroyan remained unmoved, sensing something was amiss—Sirland, though usually irritable, never concealed his true feelings, yet today he was blocking the doorway, refusing to let him touch it...

Manjushri was also in a dilemma. Seeing that he couldn't persuade Heroion, he had no choice but to call out towards the door, "Yiyi! Yiyi, are you in there? Please come out first, okay?"

When Sirland heard Manjushri's call, he became a little nervous, but he remained calm and composed.

Holoyen stared at Sirland for two seconds, then snapped at the door, "Heroy, if you don't come out, you'll stay in there forever!"

As soon as these words were spoken, a flurry of hurried footsteps immediately echoed from inside.

Holoi was clearly startled by her father's words. Her short legs moved quickly, and she rushed to the door and turned the lock with a "click".

But just as Sirland heard the sound of the doorknob being turned from the inside, he reacted even faster, quickly reaching out to grab the outside doorknob and growling a single word at his unfilial son: "Get out."

It was obvious that he didn't want Herroyen to see what was inside.

Herroyen's curiosity grew even stronger after being blocked by him, because in his memory, Sirland rarely acted so abnormally.

Sierland gripped the doorknob with undiminished force, his knuckles turning white, and his sharp gaze grew increasingly unfriendly.

Inside the room stood a starship. It was the first starship in Holoyon's life, a gift from his father, Holotiyi.

The starship has never been officially activated, but he moved it here while Holoyen wasn't paying attention.

Based on his understanding of Herotiyi, he would never trust a young female to secretly receive gifts from her male father. Herotiyi seemed like a gentle male insect, never acting rashly, but such a sudden gift must have something else going on.

Therefore, when he learned of Herrottiyi's actions, he immediately began to secretly investigate the suspicious activities of that starship.

That day, he went to the military headquarters and borrowed professional testing equipment from a friend. When all the insects were not paying attention, he conducted a full-scale scan of the starship—the result of which kept him awake all night.

The starship's interior was found to contain a large number of miniature bombs, densely packed between the bulkheads and the power system, with a sophisticated layout that made disassembly extremely difficult.

Even today, there are still many bombs inside the starship that he has not removed because they are buried too deep, densely embedded in the core pipelines and the gaps in the hull frame.

If it is forcibly dismantled without authorization, it will not only damage the internal structure, but also affect the operation of the starship, and may even render the entire ship unusable.

However, if they are not cleared, they are nearly a hundred giant lightning bolts that could be triggered at any time.

Holoyen was unaware of this, and Sierland had no intention of telling him before dismantling all the bombs;

Or rather, he would rather Herroyen believe that the starship had long been destroyed, forgotten, or swallowed by time than let him know that his father had planted bombs inside.

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