Chapter 93

The modern Zerg are unconventional and disregard etiquette.

Fei has always been supportive of this. After his former ideals were extinguished, he now has a renewed ambition to try to change the Zerg society.

However, the swarming Zerg made him unhappy.

But he remained silent.

He sat quietly on the sofa, elegantly crossing his legs, his gaze sweeping over the insectoids.

After a song with Toregia, the male insect, who had just entered the social world, was immediately invited to dance with a young insect.

This reflects his popularity; at least he won't have to worry about choosing a good partner in the future.

As his guardian.

Fei should be pleased, delighted, and accept it gladly. He sat with some old nobles, exchanging pleasantries, savoring the moment, and chatting. The lively stuff should be left to the young worms.

However, I was a little distracted during the conversation.

Toto dances very well, but nobody knows that Fei went to great lengths to teach him.

When Torregia learned that she would be learning ballroom dancing, her reaction was: "What's wrong with dancing? Professor Arnold never dances."

Merck was speechless, at a loss for words, after being choked by the other party's eloquent arguments.

Fei had just returned home when he heard this. He dismissed the tutor and went into Toto's room. The young man was reading a book with his chin resting on his hand, without turning his head: "Please tell the commander that I'm very busy."

Fei walked up behind him and leaned down: "How busy are you?"

Toto turned his head and saw the female insect's fair and jade-like profile.

Toto::“…”

"You can't be rude in public and be criticized for being reckless," Fei advised, then rolled up his sleeves and gestured to him.

There was no escaping it, Toto sighed inwardly, then took Fei's hand and stood up, looking around before unconsciously scratching his head: "Right here? Your Excellency, this is the bedroom."

Fei said calmly, "That's enough."

Toregia had no choice but to follow in his footsteps. Fei taught him simple movements, but even this one step was a clumsy and awkward jump, a pitiful sight. Toto's expression changed from calm and serious to slightly embarrassed. For the first time, he exposed his unknown shortcomings to the respected Zerg.

"Your Excellency," Toregia couldn't help but plead for mercy, but Fei's expression remained refined and indifferent as he said in a businesslike manner, "Continue."

"……good."

Toto had no choice but to continue. As he became serious and lowered his head to adjust his steps, he didn't see the slight smile that flashed in the female insect's eyes.

For the older female insects, teaching dance—an intimate and slightly ambiguous matter—was done with utmost seriousness. Even when a male insect occasionally fell into his arms, Fei's expression was merely a slight frown, and he would ask Toregia to adjust his posture with a touch of sternness.

Fei had always remembered Enoch's words. Those accusations he had scoffed at not long ago now felt like a sharp sword. Enoch stared at him with those cold, all-seeing eyes.

Is Toregia your little sweetheart?

Of course not!

He can still respond to Enoch calmly, though with a slight hint of guilt.

"Good day, Your Excellency."

Fei's reverie was abruptly interrupted, and he snapped back to reality, turning his gaze toward the source of the sound.

A male insect, swirling a wine glass, approached him with a smile. The other man sat on the armrest of the sofa and lavishly praised his temperament and taste. This male insect was tall, sexy, gentle, generous, and handsome.

But beautiful things often contain toxins, and the other party has a preference for feeding on the wings of female insects.

Fei nodded in response.

The male insect's fingers gently clung to the sofa, touching the back of his hand, giving him a clear indication that he was an adult insect.

Fei suddenly remembered what entering the social world meant.

He may have forgotten because it's been too long, or he may have subconsciously chosen not to think about it.

Perhaps tonight, or someday in the future, Toregia will take his first steps into adulthood. He will choose a suitable mate for himself, and he will come into contact with different Zerg, trying to find the most suitable female Zerg for himself from all aspects.

Torregia will also receive such blatant hints, just like tonight.

Fei, however, had to, and could only, watch him like this, then bless Toregia with joy, relief, and delight, watching him and the unknown female insect depart into the room together and close the door.

Fiesven's calm expression shifted slightly.

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