The powerful leader was tough on the outside but soft on the inside; the aloof major general fell fo

The next day, Ashel returned to the military headquarters as he had hoped.

He thought that if every female soldier had to die, he wanted to die on the battlefield, not in the cage set up by the males.

Yero originally thought he wouldn't see the major general for a while, but to his surprise, he saw the major general again in less than a day.

As Ashel's adjutant, Yero had been by his side for many years and naturally knew that the major general's personality was like most female insects: dull and boring.

Dealing with cold, impersonal machinery all day long, they are even less favored by male insects than female insects.

Thinking this, Yero's gaze unconsciously fell on Ashel.

As a female military officer, a major general is undoubtedly outstanding and powerful.

However, the major general's handsome face brought him a lot of trouble.

In the past, many male insects openly or secretly showed their affection for the Major General, either by feigning infidelity or by coercing him.

Yero sighed, feeling a pang of sadness. The Major General ultimately couldn't escape the fate of marrying a male insect.

Moreover, it was a male insect with a bad temper.

Yero had seen Cen Liben before, though he had only caught a glimpse of him from afar, but the deepest impression he had of him was...

The male insects are pitiful and miserable.

Not only was he ugly, but he also had difficulty walking.

Yero initially felt sorry for Cen Li, since he used to have a perfectly healthy body.

But after the major general started coming to work at the military headquarters every day with his injuries, Yero realized just how wrong he had been! He had actually tried to empathize with the male insect.

Male insects are nothing but devils in sheep's clothing!

The major general was the most pitiful worm from beginning to end.

During training, Ashel changed into her combat uniform, and the psycho-powered collar around her neck stood out conspicuously, making it clearly visible to the female soldiers around her with excellent eyesight.

"The major general is actually wearing a mental energy restriction ring??"

"I've never seen a major general wear one of these before!"

"During the last military-wide physical examination, the list of female soldiers whose mental strength was on the verge of collapse did not include the name of a major general."

The female soldiers huddled together in small groups, whispering amongst themselves. Although their voices were very soft, how could they possibly escape the ears of Ashir, the S-class female insect?

Ashel was unmoved by these comments and had no desire to refute or prove himself.

His gaze swept over.

The female soldiers huddled together, scattered and undisciplined.

Ashel frowned at this sight.

next second.

The female soldiers, who had been curiously observing the officers, felt a chill run down their spines when they received the major general's cold gaze. They exchanged glances, straightened up, and returned to their units to begin training.

At the same time, a shrill and abrupt sound rang out.

"Don't you know that Ashel was forced to wear the mental restriction ring because he made a mistake?"

dong dong dong...

The military boots made a crisp sound as they rubbed against the floor.

The insects instinctively looked over.

A tall female soldier approached from afar, her shoulders adorned with two star insignia that shimmered brilliantly in the light.

It was none other than Major General Linas, who was on par with Ash.

He raised an eyebrow, his gaze fixed on Ashel with a somewhat intriguing quality.

"To injure a esteemed A-rank male insect is not something a qualified female servant should do."

"I'm curious, how come Major General Ash, who was supposed to be suspended, is here today without a care in the world?"

"They must have paid a huge price."

Linas stared intently at Ash, his gaze sweeping over Ash's entire body before finally revealing a knowing smile.

The female soldiers' eyes darted back and forth between the two major generals, marveling at their abilities.

The smell of gunpowder is too strong...

Will the two insects start fighting?

Everyone in the military knows that Linas and Ashel are mortal enemies.

Every time the two insects meet, tensions inevitably rise.

Although the military staff unanimously believed that Linas was unilaterally refusing to deal with Major General Ash.

Because Linus would always make sarcastic remarks whenever Ash passed by.

Linas's malicious words, as expected, successfully turned Ash's eyes cold.

"Linas, this has nothing to do with you."

Hearing this reply, Linus was not angry. Instead, he smiled and was in a great mood.

"How can it be none of my business? We are all colleagues, and we should care for each other and be united and friendly."

Linas emphasized the last few words.

"Even if you, Ashel, are punished by the male insects, don't hide it. We're all comrades-in-arms. Isn't that how all female insects go through this?"

Despite saying that, Linus's eyes clearly showed schadenfreude.

As if afraid that no one would know, Ash's scars were exposed, torn apart ruthlessly, and then dragged in front of the insects one by one.

Linas is a typical aristocratic female insect, high above and elegant in demeanor.

However, they are xenophobic and have always looked down on commoners, otherwise they wouldn't have targeted Ashel in every way.

At first, Linus didn't take Ashir seriously; he was just a commoner insect that couldn't cause much trouble.

It wasn't until Linus saw the name of this commoner insect appear before him repeatedly, overshadowing him in every way and stealing all the attention that should have been on him.

This was the first time Linas had truly looked at this female insect, who came from a commoner background and had no roots in the empire.

The more I learn about it, the more I dislike it.

That dazzling golden hair, which all the insects praised, became an eyesore in Linus's eyes.

He turned his head and clicked his tongue.

Ash didn't show any annoyance at Linas's subtly sarcastic words; he remained calm and said, "That might disappoint you, Linas."

"My lord did not punish me."

Upon hearing the second half of the sentence, Linas suddenly raised his eyebrows, his sharp gaze sweeping over: "How is that possible!"

All the female insects in the army knew that Ashir's male master had a terrible temper, although he appeared to be an insect on the surface and that was not apparent.

But every time Ash came to the military headquarters, the faint scent of blood emanating from him could not escape the keen senses of the female soldiers, no matter how hard they tried to conceal it.

The military officials had long since accepted that their major general was living a miserable life, suffering countless inhuman torments behind the scenes.

Ashel knew the insects wouldn't believe it, but it was the truth.

In fact, the powerful ruler hadn't whipped him in a long time.

I don't know if it's because Cen Li has been out of the mood lately, or...

Before Ash could figure it out, he was interrupted by the voice on the other end.

"Ash, are you trying to fool a three-year-old?"

Linas reasonably interpreted Ashl's distracted expression as a sign of guilt.

He ignored the surprise in his heart, never expecting that Ashel would lie.

Linus raised an eyebrow, his gaze falling on Ash's collar with pity.

I wonder how many scars are hidden beneath that military uniform.

The poor female insect can probably only rely on thin clothing to cover her pathetic self-esteem.

Ashel had lost patience to continue the conversation, so he gave a few perfunctory replies and unilaterally ended the dialogue.

The female soldiers who had been secretly watching the commotion from the corner straightened their backs and pulled their comrades into battle as Major General Ashel approached, fearing they might be caught in the crossfire.

Linas stared at the tall, receding figure, his eyes slowly narrowing.

He should have been angry at Ashel's disregard, but when he thought about how Ashel wasn't doing well, he figured his calm demeanor was probably just an act.

He hummed softly, feeling much better.