A is in StarCraft, just disembarked from the Zerg Prince spaceship.

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The Insect King slumped down and watched as Lan took out the Insect King's seal and excitedly stamped it on the royal certificate granting her the status of Crown Princess.

After stamping the blue seal, Gao Tian asked, holding the Insect King's seal, "Gao Tian, ​​do you want it?"

Gao Tian: "No, what would I do with this thing? I still need to go back to Earth."

"You're so arrogant!" Lan snorted loudly at him.

"Let's go back to Earth and establish diplomatic relations," Gao Tian coaxed him. "It's not appropriate to take it now; I'll take it after you ascend the throne."

"Alright then." Lan cheered up again and picked up the royal charter to look at it.

A Royal Charter is an official document issued by the Royal Family. Having this means that the two of them have already begun the engagement process.

I'm so happy!

Lan and Gao Tianli ignored the Insect King and started walking out.

Lan walked ahead, looking at the special permit stamped and signed by Gao Tian as she went, her steps becoming lighter.

Blue's wings stretched out again, and it took off, happily trying to spin in the air.

I was so happy that his courtship markings reappeared, and the fluorescent blue light permeated his entire wings, turning him into a small, luminous blue butterfly, like a pearl in the darkness.

Gao Tian grabbed his wing and pulled him down, asking, "I forgot to ask before, why are your wings sometimes white and sometimes blue?"

"Hmph!" Lan pushed him away, preventing him from grabbing. He hadn't forgotten when Gao Tian had last seen his mating mark, and angrily retorted, "You big idiot, I'm not telling you!"

"Tell me," Gao Tian drawled, persistently reaching for his hand.

Lan struggled, trying to break free from his grasp, and wouldn't let him pull her away: "Get lost! I won't tell you."

Gao Tian: "Although I don't know where I went wrong, it must be my fault. Is Your Highness the Crown Prince so magnanimous?"

Lan said, "I am not human, I have no measure."

Gao Tian was both amused and annoyed: "...Is it really necessary to go this far?"

"Hmph." Taking the opportunity to shake off his hand, Lan flew up to the rooftop, away from him. "Anyway, I'm not telling you."

Gao Tian looked at him. "At least let me know where I went wrong?"

"Pah!" Lan Chong spat at him fiercely.

Undeterred, Gao Tian asked him, "Isn't there any way I can salvage the situation?"

Lan shouted, "No!"

"Alright then," Gao Tian said helplessly. "Then you have to tell me when you're not angry anymore."

Without hesitation, Lan quickly replied, "No, I'll be angry for the rest of my life."

Big fool!

The last time he saw the insect's courtship markings was when he tricked her into breaking up with him at the crash site of the small starship!

I'm so angry, so angry, so angry! I'm still angry today.

I just remembered there was another slap I didn't give last time.

I'll kill you today, you bug!

After the Crown Prince finished his sinister thoughts, he prepared to go down and give him another slap.

They hold grudges very much and keep their word.

But when he flew a little lower, he noticed that Gao Tian was keeping his head down, seemingly lost in thought.

Uh, is he angry?

Although the insect's attitude was a bit excessive, it was genuinely angry, so you can't blame the insect for that.

Lan flew a little lower, stealthily approaching.

Gao Tian suddenly looked up.

Lan was startled and flew high into the air. "What are you doing?"

"What are you afraid of? I'm not going to hit you." Gao Tian looked up at him helplessly.

Lan retorted stubbornly, "What a joke! What am I afraid of? You can't beat me anyway."

"I don't know either." Gao Tian looked at Lan and asked him very sincerely, "Can't you really tell me? You don't have to tell me why the wings turned blue, but can you tell me what I did to upset you? Can you tell me that? I really want to know."

Lan buried her head in her fingers, ignoring him.

He seemed very sincere, but the insect didn't want to tell him; it would make the insect lose face.

Gao Tian: "Baby."

Lan said sullenly, "I don't want to tell you."

Gao Tian asked, "Is it my fault?"

Lan replied, "It's your fault."

How strange, I feel like crying.

His Highness the Crown Prince, a fierce and ruthless female insect, has never cried since hatching. Absolutely not! Will! Cry!

"Mmm," Gao Tian responded. Then he fell silent. After a few seconds, he suddenly said, "I'm so sad."

Lan asked him, "Do you really want to know?"

Is it really necessary? You're upset if I don't tell you.

"No." Gao Tian looked up at him and suddenly said, "I just realized that I'm one of the people who made you suffer."

Lan suffered a lot of injustices from a young age. The unfair treatment of female insectoids by the insectoid race was something even the crown prince like Lan couldn't escape.

Many, many, many, many despicable people bullied him.

Gao Tian's predicament could be resolved by sending the Crown Prince off the planet, but no one could help the Crown Prince with his own difficulties. The oppression of the females by the Zerg society was like a mountain pressing down on his head, always there, and he could only bear it by his own stubbornness.

Gao Tian thought that this time he wouldn't let Lan feel wronged again, but he suddenly realized that Lan wouldn't inexplicably withhold information from him. Her reluctance to speak meant she had lost face, learned a lesson, suffered pain, and suffered a loss.

And he was the one who caused this result.

It was because Gao Tian made Lan suffer, so Lan didn't want to tell Gao Tian.

Gao Tian suddenly choked up, "I'm so sad."

Lan listened quietly to him, then suddenly folded its wings in mid-air and slammed down on him like a heavy weight, which Gao Tian caught.

Lan buried her face tightly in Gao Tian's shoulder and neck and shouted, "I won't tell you—"

Gao Tian gritted his teeth, suppressing a sob, and said, "Okay."

Blue's tears suddenly soaked Gao Tian's neck, and he stammered incoherently, "It's mine...it's mine, it's mine, my mating mark..."

Oh. Gao Tian remembered the blue of the flower's courtship pattern that appeared with surprise when it received the flower on the snow-capped mountain, and he understood.

Tears suddenly welled up in his eyes as he finally realized what he had missed.

The Crown Prince finally decided to display the full-winged courtship patterns before him.

It was the Crown Prince's shell that finally cracked open, the Crown Prince's wings that finally stretched out from the shell, the hands that finally reached out to him, the hands that finally decided to compromise with him, the weaknesses that could hurt him, and a sincere heart.

He didn't bother to find out why; he just thought it looked pretty, then took Lan back to the place where they first met and broke up with her.

Lan had no idea how wronged she felt.

Gao Tian kissed his hair. "Oh. I see..."

"That's how it is..." Lan said sullenly.

Gao Tian hugged him, pressing his cheek against the top of his head. "It's my fault."

Lan suddenly punched him: "You big idiot!"

It's just a small planet; there are as many insects as you want.

You want to say goodbye to me forever for a small planet? Your mistake was not trusting me.

Gao Tian tilted his head and touched the top of his head with the side of his cheek. "I will never do that again."

Lan punched him again: "You dare!"

This time the bug is more experienced; it'll kill you on the spot!

"Mmm." Gao Tian looked at his future, which still had seventy-five years left to live, pressed his cheek against his hair, hugged him tightly without leaving any gap, and promised, "I will never do this again. Even if I die in the future, I will definitely die by your side."

Even if I die, I will never leave you. I will always be by your side, I promise.

Lan choked back tears and stammered, "Then...then you'll become a ghost, won't you?"

"Hmm." Gao Tian was amused by him and then scared him, "I'll come back as a ghost to find you."

Lan was quiet for a moment, then said, "Okay."

After a while, he said again, "Then you must remember to come."