Chapter 52 Encountering Danger! Those Damn Attackers!

Hillland knew exactly where Sersia's erogenous zones were. He kissed her gently, without much force, but the action made Sersia subconsciously feel a dense, entwined sensation.

His back was soaked with sweat, his pale skin flushed red. Sersia tried to back away, but Hillan held her firmly in place.

Sersia couldn't escape; a few tiny beads of sweat clung to her spine, gradually sliding down her curve and forming a small puddle on the ground.

He gasped for breath, then gently rested his forehead on Hillland's shoulder, tenderly and patiently licking the bloodstains on Hillland's shoulder that had been accidentally scratched.

The furnishings and color scheme of the research room were on the cool side, and the metallic luster faintly reflected their overlapping figures.

Hillland fed Sersia many times until Sersia was so tired that she couldn't lift her fingers, at which point she was carried into the bathroom for a massage and rest.

Hillan wasn't a licentious person, but he couldn't help but want to keep watching Sersia's adorable state.

Moreover… Hillland watched as Se and Sersia leaned slumped against the edge of the bathtub, and fell into a somewhat indescribable silence.

The pheromones that have been accumulating for seven days seem to be quite strong.

Hillan blushed and couldn't help but pinch her burning earlobes. Then she diligently cleaned Sersia and, after the bath, obediently held Sersia as they slept.

The next day, Hillan was prepared for Sersia to have left by the time he woke up, but she did not leave. Her long hair was spread out beneath her, and her sleeping face was quiet and heavy, as if she had not slept enough.

Hillland quietly got up to make breakfast, intending to keep it warm for Sersia if she didn't wake up. However, he didn't expect the female insect to wake up so quickly. He had just finished making breakfast when Sersia came out and was taking the couple's cups that he hadn't had time to use to wash them.

"Aren't you going to sleep a little longer?"

Hillland turned his head, only to have his lips gently touched by the female insect. Her lips and teeth still carried the scent of roses after washing, with a light sweetness.

When Sersia saw Hillan blushing silently, she couldn't help but smile.

"I haven't been that busy lately, so I'm staying home with you."

It wasn't a good time to do too much. After washing the cup, Sersia kissed the human's face again. "I'll come over after I put down this cup."

Hillland was delighted and cheerfully said "Okay!"

Sersia acted quickly; after returning, he didn't let Hillan handle the remaining cleanup work.

After breakfast, Sersia went with him to handle the lab matters. They rested in the evening and occasionally played games together. Hillan would sometimes get inspiration from the games and then play them again with Sersia in bed.

Time flies, and it seems that all sides are taking action. The main planet is now in complete chaos, and Pinocchio is even more unscrupulous.

Sersia hadn't originally wanted to act at this time, but having missed this opportunity, he wasn't sure when it would all end.

Thus, in the second month after arriving on Pino, Sersia was reinstated as the First Army General two months ahead of schedule, wielding even more power than before and becoming even more feared by the insects.

He climbed up too quickly, and the truth of the battle was also revealed by him. The involved insects and the mastermind political parties were exposed one by one. Those who harbored evil intentions were either executed or imprisoned.

The already chaotic situation became even more ambiguous, and his return was an ominous sign for most insects—he knew too many of their secrets.

Hillan was still a little worried, but Sersia kept telling him it was okay.

That day, his analysis of the blocking agent had reached the final step. It seemed that heaven was helping him, as Hillan did not stumble on the proportions of the ingredients and proceeded smoothly until the complete replication was achieved without any failures.

99 was amazed. "You analyzed hundreds of raw materials and you didn't get a single one wrong. Even the proportions were right. This is too much. You're being treated like the main character."

Upon hearing this, Hillan said seriously, "You know, some protagonists have very bad luck, but being lucky to the point of being like me only means that I am treated better than the protagonists."

99 circled around him, nodding in strong agreement.

Because the analysis of Hillland was very successful, the subsequent debugging, experimentation, and formula modification were accelerated, and everything proceeded in an orderly manner.

However, because Sersia is serving in the First Army on the main planet, it takes at least half an hour to get from the main planet to Pino, so she doesn't come back very often.

Fortunately, Hillland knew he had legs, and whenever he thought of Sersia, he would come to him, secretly meeting him behind the backs of his subordinates.

Too much open interaction with Sersia would attract the attention of the Heartworms, and he didn't want to be kidnapped by Sersia's vengeful insects when he went to see Sersia.

Recently, Sersia has been vying for mining rights on Meteor Star, making her a target of public criticism.

Hillland removed his disguise upon arriving on the main star, carrying some homemade bento boxes and steamed milk. He walked in carrying the paper bag; the insects here already recognized him, and the inspection process wasn't too complicated.

He left after dropping off the child.

"The inspection is complete, Your Excellency Hillland. The General is currently in a meeting. Please wait for him in the lounge as usual."

Hillland nodded politely and then left.

The other female insect, who was entering data, glanced at the departing human, her eyes holding a hint of unfathomable meaning. "Who was that?"

The executive officer was slightly taken aback. He was about to say, "Don't you know?" but then he remembered that he hadn't been there long, so he didn't think much of it and casually said, "That's the general's lord."

The other insect was very surprised. "Isn't Hillan supposed to be a tyrannical insect? Besides, he's so handsome he doesn't look like a male insect."

One of the remarks seemed to strike a chord with the executive, who nodded in complete agreement: “The rumors are unreliable. They have a good relationship, and the general’s superior often brings him meals.”

Seemingly realizing he had said too much to a newly arrived insect, he cautiously refrained from speaking again and continued to stand guard to prevent any insects with ulterior motives from intruding.

The other insect wisely refrained from asking further questions, though a clear glint flashed in its eyes.

Hillland quickly arrived at Sersia's lounge. Perhaps Sersia was very busy today, because even though she knew he was coming, she was still a little late.

Hillland didn't mind waiting a little longer; he was just worried that Sersia would go hungry.

Sersia opened the door and came in. His originally loose, snow-white hair was tied up, and the brim of his hat blurred his features. His expressionless eyes revealed a hint of indifference. His body, wrapped in military uniform, was tall and strong. He walked in wearing long boots, and his temperament was as cold and sharp as a sword, noble and shining.

The moment he saw Hillan, his lips slowly curved into a smile. Sersia walked over, reached out and touched the human's cheek, then smiled and lowered her eyes to kiss him.

I miss you so much.

Hillland's cheeks and ears turned bright red. Although he had seen Sersia in military uniform many times, he could never get used to it.

Sersia is still too authoritative.

Hillland's eyes sparkled as he pushed the paper bag over and took out five bento boxes and two cans of steamed milk.

"These are some new dishes I learned. If we can't finish the steamed milk, we can eat it later."

Hillland looked up at him. Sersia sat down next to him, and Hillland excitedly opened the lids of the dishes and pushed them in front of him like treasures. "Baby, eat, eat! I've already eaten before I came, so don't go hungry."

Sersia was so charmed by him that she picked up a spoon, ready to praise him as a human. However, every time Hillan's food had the ability to shut up insects, Sersia would take a second bite after taking one. Sersia, who was usually unable to eat properly due to various chores, couldn't help but have a big appetite.

Hillland was very satisfied with the effect. He propped his cheek up and quietly watched Sersia eat, and would casually put the food he had finished eating aside and push the food a little further away.

"My research phase is over. The next phase is debugging and deployment. I don't have time to bring you food, so remember to eat well."

Hillland blinked. "This doesn't mean we won't come back in the future."

Sersia couldn't help but smile. "Of course I know."

Hillland hummed happily.

During the two-hour lunch break, Hillland didn't bother Sersia too much and slept with him on the bed in the lounge for half an hour.

Hillland actually wanted to stay, but he still had things to finish in his research lab, so he packed his things and said goodbye to Sersia.

Sersia kissed him on the cheek and whispered, "Be careful."

Hillland nodded and waved goodbye. Hillland returned to the spaceship, while Seda, having received the message, was already waiting on the outskirts of the First Army.

He saw Hillan come out and smiled憨厚ly, "Come on, I'll take you back."

Hillland smiled and said thank you. After boarding the spaceship, he began to redo his disguise. Just as he was about to attach the prosthetic, the spaceship shook violently. Hillland's heart sank, and he crumpled the prosthetic in his hand and threw it into the trash can.

"Can we run?"

Seda's expression turned grave as the detectors began issuing warnings incessantly, indicating that many ships were approaching them.

"I'll give it a try, there are too many targets!"

Stray bullets kept flying towards them, mostly hitting the operating equipment. Fortunately, the spaceship was very well protected, and under Seda's control, they broke through the encirclement and escaped in an unfamiliar direction.

99 screamed when he saw them being attacked. The spaceship spun violently, and Hillan managed to grab onto something to avoid being thrown off. He used his personal computer to send a distress message to Sersia, but was then thrown against the hatch by the shock of the spaceship being attacked again.

Hillland was in so much pain that he couldn't speak, as if his back had been shattered. 99 hurriedly checked on him and was relieved to see that he had only been hit hard. Sweating profusely, 99 encouraged Hillland to hold on while frantically sending location information to Sersia.

Damn attackers!!!

It's infuriating that Sersia wants to kill them all!!!

The spaceship appeared to have crashed to the ground. Hillan was in so much pain that he couldn't move. He tried to crawl away, but a deep red laser beam fell in front of him, and then a hole was melted open in the hatch behind him.

Seda staggered over to help him, but the newcomer shot him in the head, and he fell to the ground, his brains exploding.

Hillan had never seen such a bloody scene before, and he fainted on the spot.