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

Manjushri took a deep breath. "Heroine."

Holoyen immediately held his breath, eagerly anticipating the reward his lord would give him next.

He was even prepared to accept the reward, leaning forward slightly.

Manjushri's voice was calm and restrained, carrying a sense of composure that came after finally making a decision: "I'm sorry! If you mind, I can leave."

Holoy: "?"

Leave? Where to?

No, what about my reward? It's gone?

"I have a request. I hope you can allow me to see Yi Yi twice a month?" Wen Shu paused for a moment, his heart filled with reluctance to part with his little one.

Fearing rejection, he immediately changed his mind: "Oh no, even just once is fine."

Holoy: "?"

what about me?

Manjushri, oblivious to the meaning behind Heroyen's silence, continued, "I'm truly sorry. A few days ago, I was blinded by the mental power you mentioned. I was confused at the time, and I'm sorry for taking advantage of you."

Holoyen was speechless: "..."

"But I am not Yulis, not your true lord."

"I don't know how to explain it to you, but Yulis is already dead."

As Manjushri finished speaking, a hint of helplessness crept into his voice. If Heroion insisted on an explanation, it would be difficult for him to give a clear answer in a short time, given that the return of a ghost was such a bizarre supernatural event.

Herroyne: "..."

There was silence for a few seconds in the darkness.

Seeing that Heroion remained silent, Manjushri assumed he was doubting his words and thought he was talking nonsense. He opened his mouth, about to reorganize his thoughts and speak again, but the next second, Heroion's kiss landed heavily on his lips...

A few minutes later, Holoyen released his grip, but his lips remained pressed against the lord's nostrils as he said, "My lord, I know."

This time it was Manjushri's turn to be dumbfounded: "You knew? How did you know?"

"Yes, I know," Holoyen traced circles on the lord's chest with his finger, his voice calm and alluring. "Your name is Manjushri, isn't it?"

Manjushri was dumbfounded again, his mind buzzing: "How did you know?"

Did he say that?

That shouldn't be the case. How come he doesn't remember it?

And he clearly didn't reveal any flaws.

Heroion did not answer the question because he was also wondering why the male lord, who had admitted to being Manjushri, had no memory of his one-night stand two years ago.

The bewilderment and shock in his expression, along with his distance from me these past few days, didn't seem like an act at all...

When Manjushri came to his senses, a strange and inexplicable panic welled up in his heart.

He had expected Herroyen to be angry, shocked, question him, or even drive him away, but Herroyen's calm attitude far exceeded his expectations and left him puzzled.

"Then you..." Wenshu's throat tightened a little, "How about I tell Yiyi I'm going on a long trip tomorrow, and I'll go by myself."

Herroion's brows furrowed instantly, his arms tightly holding the lord in his embrace, making no attempt to conceal his terrifying possessiveness.

His voice descended from above Manjushri's head, filled with anger and fear: "Where are you going?"

The powerful ruler he had finally longed for was now daring to have thoughts of leaving?

Herroyen struggled to suppress the surging emotions in his chest and kept reminding himself: I must not act impulsively, I must not scare away the lord!

He had to come up with a way, a way to keep the great ruler forever.

In a daze, he recalled the scenes of the male ruler spending time with his child, and how the male ruler had just expressed his wish to see Yi Yi one last time after leaving...

Holoyen finally breathed a sigh of relief; thankfully, he could use Yiyi to bind the male lord.

He lowered his voice, deliberately using just the right amount of dejection to reveal the truth: "My lord, you cannot leave. Yi Yi is your child."

Manjushri thought he had misheard: "What?"

Heroion emphasized each word clearly: "Ii is your child, Ii is Manjushri's child."

Upon hearing this, Manjushri froze completely, as if something had exploded in his ears, leaving his mind blank.

Is Hroui his child?

The little cub that clung to him every day after his rebirth, calling him "Father Father Father Father Father Father Father Father Father" in such a sweet and crisp voice, was actually his child.

Heroion noticed the body in his arms stiffen and realized his words had clearly worked. He decided to slightly alter the facts to make the lord feel even more guilty and to secure more benefits for himself.

He lowered his voice, making it deeper.

"My lord, you were drunk when I met you on that abandoned planet two years ago."

"You complimented my muscles back then, saying they were beautiful... I didn't know what that meant."

Manjushri's face flushed red in the darkness.

Because he would definitely say those words, and with the added courage of being drunk, he was perfectly capable of doing such a thing.

"At the time, I was going through a period of mental turmoil, and I was feeling terrible..."

"But you asked me if I wanted to be with you, and you made me all sorts of promises."

Manjushri was stunned. Drinking really does lead to trouble!

How could he do something so outrageous?

While observing the lord's reaction, Holoyen played along, saying, "I agreed at the time, but after we finished that night I had to go to war. I told him I would come back for you..."

Manjushri felt like his world had collapsed; he never imagined he had such a tragic and deeply moving past.

"And then I came back a month later..."

Heroion paused appropriately here, feigning a sob, and continued: "But the insects there told me that there has never been a male insect named Manjushri here, only a male insect named Yulis."

Manjushri was a little disoriented because Herroyen's statement didn't sound like a lie, and he had no reason to lie to himself.

So, he had returned to this body while drunk, but left after sobering up, which is why Yulis was left to continue occupying this body.

Unfortunately, even though Manjushri had deep doubts about this, he still couldn't remember anything at the moment.

"I was already pregnant with Yi Yi at that time, so we still brought you back."

"Later I thought things would get better after Yi Yi was born, but I never expected that after Yi Yi hatched, she would suffer at the hands of Yulis..."

His voice stopped abruptly, firstly because he felt extremely angry at Yulis at the thought of it, and secondly to leave enough room for Manjushri's imagination.

Manjushri naturally understood his meaning.

When he was first reborn, the way Zai Zai was emaciated and trembling was enough to say everything. The scars, fear, and silent cries on Zai Zai's body were all the work of the wicked Yulis.

Suddenly, Manjushri's fingers trembled, for he thought of these very hands that had once struck Yi Yi's tiny body, choked her soft, delicate neck, and slammed her fluffy little head against the wall and submerged her in bathwater...

There were even many, many more... terrible actions that caused Yi Yi various stress reactions, leaving her in a miserable state of fear yet unable to resist...

Instantly, a sharp pain shot through his chest.

If a child is constantly suppressed during childhood, their spirit will wither away.

But Yi Yi didn't, because the various traumas he suffered had already caused his alarm system to malfunction;

(Because of the ongoing trauma, there is no longer a normal alarm system.)

So at that time, Yi Yi not only kept blaming herself, but even comforted her terrible "male father"!

More importantly, on the first day of his rebirth, he simply showed Yi Yi normal kindness and treated her well, and Yi Yi accepted it completely in a second without even questioning it.

(Because the continuous abuse forced him to allow himself to suffer injustice)

Manjushri took a deep breath but couldn't calm himself down. As he gradually looked back, he realized that it wasn't that he had sacrificed more to save Yi Yi, but rather that "Yi Yi's young life force was tightly confined by Yulis's long-term and infinite malice." So at that time, Yi Yi had no choice but to accept his kindness.

Heroi is his child, and his child is so strong after suffering physical and mental violence...

Manjushri didn't know when he started crying; he only knew that Heroien's embrace tightened, until his tears streamed down Heroien's neck and into his chest...