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

After facing the wall in contemplation for about an hour, his little head began to droop uncontrollably, and just as he was about to give up, his little ears suddenly caught a series of footsteps.

In just one second, his whole body jolted violently, and most of his drowsiness was dispelled.

"Yi Yi," Wen Shu saw that the little one was so sleepy that he could barely stand, so he quickly bent down and picked him up.

But to be honest, if Herroyen hadn't pulled him upstairs for a while, he probably wouldn't have been willing to make his kid stand there as punishment for so long.

"Father," Holoi nestled limply into her father's arms, her little paws loosely resting on his shoulders, her voice full of grievance.

Although the male father's scent is now stronger than the female father's, he no longer cares about it. As long as the male and female fathers don't eat him, as long as he doesn't feel pain, and as long as the male and female fathers are still alive after eating each other, it doesn't matter at all.

He yawned, thinking his father would carry him upstairs to bathe and go to bed, but his father instead carried him to the sofa and sat down next to the still open book.

When Holoi felt the soft sofa cushion under his bottom, he was puzzled. Usually, his father would be eager to urge him to go to sleep at this time. What was going on now?

The sky fell when he saw his father pick up the book.

"Father..." Heroi's voice was drawn out and soft, with a plea that said, "I'm really tired. I don't want to read, Father, I want to sleep."

"I swear I'll never fly around like that again. I know I was wrong."

"You have to see," Manjushri rubbed his little head and explained helplessly, "Your female father originally wanted you to stand all night, and I tried to persuade him for a long time but it was no use."

"Finally, I said, 'How about I let you read the chapter about starships in the book? Once you finish learning it, your father-in-law reluctantly agreed.'"

In fact, Herroyen originally intended to force him to learn about starships, but none of them expected this turn of events.

Heroie pouted and gave a pitiful "Oh".

With things having come to this, he had no choice but to resign himself to leaning against his father's chest, his gaze fixed on the open pages of the book.

"Come on," Manjushri counted the pages of that chapter and comforted him, "It's only ten pages. Your father will read it with you, then we'll go upstairs to take a shower and go to bed, okay?"

"Hmm," Holoi nodded, then asked as if remembering something, "What about Father-in-law? Is he still angry with me?"

Give birth my ass!

Manjushri was convinced. The thought of what had just happened upstairs filled him with shame and embarrassment.

"He's upstairs, he shouldn't be angry anymore."

After saying that, Manjushri's face turned inappropriately red, but it was all Holoyen's fault!

He still remembered that guy saying he regretted agreeing to postpone his enrollment by a month for Yi Yi. At that time, he thought something had happened and anxiously asked if it was difficult to ask for leave.

Or will it affect my student record or something?

Herroyen said it was because it would affect what they were doing.

He found the insect's mouth to be terrifying!

No, it's not just the mouth, it's terrifying everywhere!

Just as Holoi finished reading the first paragraph, he noticed his father suddenly tremble. He turned and asked, "What's wrong, Father?"

"It's nothing," Manjushri tapped a passage in the book with his fingertip, "Come on, let's continue looking at the internal structure of the starship."

Hero responded listlessly, forcing his eyes open, and slowly read through the difficult-to-digest fundamental principles of starships and various predictive case studies...

The words flowed slowly through his vision like a long, tedious river, and his eyelids grew heavier and heavier.

More than ten minutes later, Heroiyi had bitten several teeth marks on his lips, and the pain kept him awake.

When he turned to page eight, his hard work finally paid off. He finished reading the only major news story in nearly a thousand years about a starship explosion, along with an analysis of the damage it caused. The page also included the starship's fall speed, gravity, and various calculation formulas, the dense array of symbols making his head spin.

After finally finishing watching, he lay listlessly in his father's arms, his voice weak: "Father... I've finished watching. I don't want to take a bath, I want to sleep..."

"Hmm," Manjushri mumbled in response, only realizing after a moment that he had actually dozed off. "Remember those simple formulas, you'll need them in school later."

"Oh..." Holoiyi's eyes were closed, her voice growing softer and softer, "Is it useful all the time? Is it useful whenever gravity exists?"

Manjushri closed his eyes and mumbled a reply, "I guess so..."

"And what about the water?" Heroy's voice was so soft it was almost inaudible, but it still held a keen interest in learning. "Even though a drop of water is very light, it still has gravity, right?"

"If a starship crashes down, it can destroy a city. But if a drop of water falls, will it kill an ant?"

Wenshu yawned and poked the book with his finger: "Then Yiyi, substitute it into the formula and calculate it to see what the probability is."

"Oh... okay..."

Just then, Herroyen came downstairs. He intended to take the male master back to rest, leaving the little one to study in the living room, but he unintentionally overheard their conversation.

He stopped and stood quietly at the top of the stairs for a minute, listening incredulously to the stupid question his son had asked and the terrible idea his master had come up with, and then fell silent.

He watched as the little one was so sleepy that he opened one eye and closed the other, his little hands flipping through the pages of the book looking for formulas;

The male master removed the pen cap and stuffed the pen and paper into the child's hand, preparing to let him actually calculate the absurd problem of "whether a drop of water can kill an ant".

A few seconds later, Herroyen could no longer stand.

He suddenly had the idea that he didn't want the male master to accompany the child in studying, because if this trend continued, the child might become dumber and dumber as he studied.

Heroie lay on the sofa, her little paws gripping a pen, and wrote crookedly on the paper for a while. After she finished the calculation, she was instantly wide awake.

"Father! I've figured it out!"

"If a drop of water falls directly from the air without evaporating, there's an 80% chance it will kill an ant!"

Without a second thought, Manjushri continued his encouraging approach, clapping and praising, "Yi Yi is so great!"

"Father! Aren't I amazing?" When Heroiyi saw his father coming over, he immediately cheered proudly and held up the meticulously calculated paper to show his father.

Holoyen remained silent; after all, silence is golden.

His gaze swept back and forth between the drowsy male ruler and the excited cubs, barely managing to control his despair.

"Father, what are you doing... I've read the book, modern starships won't explode."

"I've read the basic principles, and I've memorized the formulas."

"I won't fly around randomly next time. I'll wait until my wings are strong enough to support me before I fly again."

Seeing that her father-in-law remained silent after several attempts, Heroiyi continued, "Father-in-law, don't be angry. Look, I can calculate now!"

Manjushri immediately perked up and chimed in, "Yes, our Yi Yi is improving so fast!"

Holoyen looked at the two idiots in front of him with despair in his heart: "..."

He sighed heavily and asked, "How could a drop of water kill an ant?"

"Haven't you ever gotten caught in the rain?"

Herroy's smile vanished abruptly: "?"

Manjushri is no longer sleepy: "?"

There was a moment of silence in the living room. Heroyi looked down at the paper in her hand, then looked up at her female father's expressionless face, and silently crumpled the paper into a ball and stuffed it into her male father's hand.

"Oh," he said softly.

Wen Shu was speechless. He glanced at the little one, then at Heroin, and silently stuffed the crumpled paper into the sofa cushions. "Well... I'll go upstairs with Yi Yi to take a bath and go to bed."

Holoyen was at a loss: "..."