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The presence of insects in West Asia had been diminishing before, and now they have completely disappeared.

Ashel hasn't seen West Asia for several days.

Did the other person go home to visit their pet insects? But they wouldn't be gone for this long.

Ash felt something was amiss and his gaze fell on Cen Li, who was fiddling with a mecha model.

During this period, the male ruler became obsessed with collecting all kinds of mechanical models, and even spent a lot of money to buy several limited edition models.

"Host, stop!"

"You've bought so many models that you can only look at but not eat. They're not practical at all, and they're expensive."

"I know that this is a very bad consumer mindset among you humans."

Cen Ligang placed a silver-white mecha into a transparent display case and heard the system's voice, but he didn't pay it any mind.

"I have money, and I'm happy to do it."

Back on Earth, his brother knew he liked sneakers, so he specially reserved an entire wall for him to display Cen Li's favorite shoes. His parents also gave him a pair of globally limited edition sneakers.

The system was speechless, thinking to itself, "Cen Liming is too good. He has more money than he can spend even if he comes to the Zerg."

It secretly thought that the host should thank it, because if it had been transmigrated into the body of a poor male insect, it wouldn't be so carefree.

But the system didn't dare say it to Cen Li's face, because it was afraid Cen Li would hit it.

Oh, by the way, the Zerg treat male Zerg like their own eyes, with such good benefits, no male Zerg should be poor, right?

Waaah, it doesn't want to play with Cen Li, that rich and carefree insect, anymore.

The system then reminded the user, "Host, the task target is watching you."

"I've been staring at it for ten minutes now."

Cen Li:?

He suddenly turned his head and, sure enough, saw Ashel looking at him.

It was that same hesitant expression again.

Ashel has been acting strange these past few days, as if he has something to say to him, but Cen Li has yet to hear Ashel speak.

Cen Li's curiosity was piqued, and he asked, "Why are you looking at me like that?"

Ashel suddenly lowered his head: "No, Lord."

Uh, I saw it all.

Cen Li rephrased his question: "Is there anything you want to ask me?"

Ashel knew he couldn't escape it; the lord had clearly discovered something.

He looked up and said hesitantly, "I haven't seen West Asia these past few days."

So that's what it was about.

Cen Li, who had been wondering what was going on, lost his curiosity and casually said, "He left a week ago."

"leave?"

Ashel looked somewhat confused.

Where did you go? Did you really go home? How long have you been gone, and when will you come back?

Cen Li realized that he hadn't mentioned this to Asher.

He simply said, "West Asia is no longer my servant."

What?!

Ashel's eyes widened slightly; didn't that mean...?

Ashel asked cautiously, "My lord, have you divorced West Asia?"

Cen Li nodded.

Ashel's expression suddenly became extremely complicated.

At first he was surprised, after all, in his opinion, the female was more pleasing to the male than his soft female.

If the male master divorces Xiya, then he will only have her as his female servant. Ashel felt a secret joy.

Ashel didn't know why the lord had divorced Sia. Was it something Sia had done that displeased the lord, or something else? But seeing the lord's expression remained unchanged, he was indifferent to Sia's departure.

The ruler's cold attitude chilled him to the bone.

Will Cen Li one day sever his bond with him, just like he drove away Xi Ya, without any lingering feelings?

Humiliation Value +2

Ashel's face turned slightly pale, as if he had a nightmare, and his humiliation level pitifully rose by two points, indicating Ashel's unsettled state of mind.

"You don't want me to divorce him?"

Why did the other party react so strongly when they found out he had driven away West Asia?

Shouldn't Ashel be happy? Sia had bullied him countless times before, always trying to sow discord between him and Cen Li, and then using Cen Li's power to punish Ashel...

Cen Li couldn't understand Ashel's actions, nor could he comprehend the two points of increased humiliation value.

The lord's words struck Ashel's heart, and his expression became both confused and serious.

I do want to.

He couldn't lie to himself; he was genuinely happy that Xiya was gone.

He was just afraid of becoming the next "West Asia" and being driven away by the powerful ruler.

Ashel didn't know what was wrong with him; he was just instinctively worried and fearful, and he gently lowered his eyelids.

"Whatever makes you happy, my lord, you don't need to worry about my opinion."

But his reaction was so compelling that Chong couldn't help but care.

Just like the worm that was laid off was the Ashlbun worm.

Cen Li was a little annoyed, but not with Asher.

Ashel's inner core is like being encased in a clam shell. You can pry it open with brute force, but you'll damage the clam. If you just tap the shell a few times, he'll be wary and won't open it easily.

This left the insect at a loss.

Moreover, given the shadow of the original owner's brutal image, it's understandable that Ashel developed an inferiority complex, became sensitive, and didn't speak easily.

Cen Li, having no clue what to do, didn't make things difficult for himself, nor did he intend to force Ashel. He found that even if he deliberately humiliated Ashel, he wouldn't gain much humiliation points. On the contrary, Ashel would sometimes give him some surprises.

They remained silent for a minute or two, and when no insect spoke again, the conversation naturally ended.