...
Wen Zhen extinguished the cigarette between his fingers in the ashtray. "Sit."
Cen Yu glanced at the folding chair, wondering if it would collapse if he sat down. He then glanced at Wen Zhen's folding bed... He felt like he could smell Wen Zhen's pheromones, so he didn't want to sit down.
So he just stood there, asking, "What did you want to say by sending them away, Marshal?"
"Don't call me Marshal." Wen Zhen pushed the ashtray next to him away a little. He didn't force Cen Yu to sit down, as if this was just a polite greeting.
"Did you encounter any accidents when you entered the Blue Planet of Flower Sea?"
Cen Yu was a little unsure of Wen Zhen's intentions, but after thinking about it carefully... it seemed that there were indeed no surprises, and he entered the Blue Planet very smoothly.
"That's the problem."
Wen Zhen said.
"The Empire and the Federation can't do anything to Planet Aquamarine because the insectoids on Planet Aquamarine will automatically activate their defense and combat status as soon as humans get close."
"So aren't you curious?"
Wen Zhen asked, "Why are you so lucky? You entered the Blue Ocean Planet so easily without encountering any trouble?"
To say that I had no doubts would be a lie.
When Cen Yu entered the Blue Planet, he was already prepared for a fierce battle.
After all, this area is the Zerg's living area, and if a human spaceship gets close, there should be a fierce battle no matter how you look at it.
But they entered the Blue Planet so easily, as if the Zerg hadn't even noticed the conspicuous red spaceship.
"You know?" Cen Yu asked.
Wen Zhen's gaze lingered on Cen Yu's face for a few seconds, then she suddenly laughed, "You're trying to find out information, that's why you're suddenly being so 'polite'?"
However, he didn't need Cen Yu's answer, and simply said, "When I landed near the Blue Planet, I encountered a lot of insectoid attacks."
He didn't say how he escaped safely. Maybe he didn't escape safely, but after so much time, his wounds healed naturally.
Wen Zhen looked at Cen Yu and said, "There's something going on between them."
He took out another cigarette from the pack, lit it with a match, and took a puff. "You're not stupid, you should be able to spot the problem."
“You should know more about the secrets of Planet Nott than the Federation does.”
Cen Yu stood in front of Wen Zhen, and after a long while, he reached out his hand, "Give me one."
Wen Zhen tossed him the cigarette case, and Cen Yu casually took one out as well, "A match."
“It’s gone.” Wen Zhen showed the empty matchbox to Cen Yu. “What do we do?” He threw the empty matchbox into the ashtray next to him, still leaning against the table behind him.
Cen Yu lowered his head and approached.
Wen Zhen stood there without moving... He watched as Cen Yu approached, lowered his eyes, and borrowed a light from him.
A moment later, Cen Yu left, then looked at Wen Zhen and asked, "You don't mind, do you?"
Wen Zhen looked at Cen Yu, "What's your name?"
"Cen Yu."
Cen Yu thought for a moment and then simply introduced himself again, focusing on introducing Chi Jiazhen—although he no longer had any expectations for following the main storyline.
“Chi Jiazhen.” Wen Zhen looked at Cen Yu. “Be careful of him.”
Cen Yu pondered the meaning behind Wen Zhen's words. He felt as if Wen Zhen was reminding him of something, "You know Chi Jiazhen?"
How come he doesn't remember Chi Jiazhen knowing people from the Federation?
The Imperial Marshal should have noticed his storyline and participated in the subsequent joint exercises. Now, Wen Zhen disappeared long before Chi Jiazhen enrolled, so how could he know about Chi Jiazhen?
"I don't know him."
"But I recognized his and Li Chonghe's scent."
Wen Zhen took another drag of his cigarette as he spoke, glancing at Cen Yu through the smoke. "The smell of the Zerg."
"The Zerg are always kind to their own people."
Cen Yu paused, looked at Wen Zhen, and wondered if he had misheard.
"You heard right, both he and Li Chonghe have the scent of the Zerg." That's why Wen Zhen struck up a conversation with them.
He recognized Li Chonghe, and also recognized the part of Li Chonghe that belonged to the insectoid race.
How could the Second Prince of the Empire be related to the Zerg? Wen Zhen was curious, so he went over and struck up a conversation with the three people.
Cen Yu was still pondering something... He suddenly remembered something: Chi Jiazhen's original planet was Nott. She had immigrated to his remote planet during the Zerg invasion of Nott.
He also remembered that Chi Jiazhen was very familiar with that underground building.
And then there was the voice of "Chi Jiazhen" that I heard.
All of this connects with what Wen Zhen said at this moment, that he sensed the aura of the Zerg on Chi Jiazhen.
Cen Yu stood in the middle of the semi-basement, deep in thought. Finally, he sighed and sat down on the bed where Wen Zhen had invited him to sit earlier. "I'm really... confused."
He didn't want to talk to the other party about Li Chonghe.
But since Wen Zhen sensed the insectoid scent on Li Chonghe... he still looked up at Wen Zhen, unwilling to give up, "Marshal, how did you know?"
"You're only this polite when you want to ask me questions, right?"
Wen Zhen spoke indifferently, his tone neither happy nor unhappy, but he quickly continued, "How many Zerg have I killed, how many Zerg have I seen?" He casually extinguished the cigarette butt in his hand, which was almost completely burned out.
"The insectoid scent on them is impossible to conceal."
“Although I don’t know what’s going on with Li Chonghe, I suggest you don’t waste your time,” Wen Zhen said. “The insectoid smell on him is similar to that of the people from Planet Hailan; it’s been thoroughly pickled.”
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