It’s not my turn to refuse!
Chester shouted without thinking: "Promise! I promise!"
Not to mention whether to agree or not, Chester was afraid that if he answered a second later, he would end up like those female insects on the ground.
"Come out and talk." Adrian ordered coldly.
"Then, then you promise not to do anything!" Chester poked his head out tremblingly and sat down on the sofa, close to the leg.
Adrian stood aside, not wanting to sit in a position where a male insect had sat. He glanced at the female insects on the ground and said, "Get out."
The female insects got up from the ground in twos and threes and staggered away.
Chester watched the last female insect disappear outside the door. As the door closed, he couldn't help but shrink his body.
"You...what are you going to do?"
Adrian looked at Chester, who was shaking like a sieve on the sofa, with disdain: "Did you know that Wright and Unor are married?"
"Get married?" Chester exclaimed. "To whom?"
"Urnor!?"
Of course Chester remembered the name.
It was this female insect who threatened him in the ward and signed a letter of understanding and commitment. It is said that he also got a copy from his father.
If not for this, how could his good brother be fine!
But Wu Nuol knew his secret after all. Although Chester was not smart, he was not stupid. Of course, he did not want to fall out with Wu Nuol.
What if he breaks his promise and posts the stuff on Starnet?
"Um... Adrian." Chester rolled his eyes. "Actually, I don't really want revenge. Look, my injury hasn't healed yet."
He covered his leg and pretended to be in pain. "Why don't you find someone else? I promise I won't tell anyone a word about what happened today!"
Adrian's face turned cold, and the insect wings blew up a huge wind, blowing Chester closed his eyes. Then his face felt cold, and when he opened his eyes, he saw the sharp bone wings close at hand.
He was so frightened that he trembled, touched his face and felt blood on it, and dared not refute it anymore.
"Listen carefully." Adrien's wings were getting closer and closer to him.
"You don't need to do anything too complicated. Don't worry, even if they investigate later, they won't be able to trace it back to you. If something unexpected happens, you can just put all the blame on me."
Chester covered his mouth and nodded vigorously.
"I know some friends on other planets," Adrian said, "but they're very poor and don't have the money or the channels to buy passes to the capital. You know my situation, I can barely protect myself right now."
"So now I can only rely on your help."
"A pass?" Chester swallowed hard and said bravely, "But to get to the Capital Planet, don't you just need an interstellar ship ticket? Why do you need a pass?"
A pass is much more troublesome than a boat ticket, but it has its advantages. You can go to any planet within the Zerg range without the complicated steps of identity verification.
"Just do as you are told. Don't worry about anything else. It has nothing to do with you anyway." Adrian interrupted him.
Chester shrank his neck and didn't dare to ask any more questions.
"Anyway, the bugs I brought won't hurt you. They're only targeting Light and Unor. You don't have to worry at all."
Chester had his doubts, but he didn't dare to refuse. Under Adrian's supervision, he quickly contacted the male and female insects he knew.
But even so, we could only manage to get seven passes, and more was not enough.
Seeing that half a day had passed, Adrian no longer waited and prepared to leave after getting what he wanted.
"You'd better keep quiet."
The door opened, and Chester finally got rid of the plague god and breathed a sigh of relief.
He was so scared that he finally left.
Seeing Chester come out, the female insects waiting outside swarmed around him, each with concern in their eyes.
"My Lord, you are not hurt?"
"Adrian has gone too far. Do we need to notify the Xiongbao Association?"
…
Chester shut them up with an impatient look on his face and found a familiar female servant: "Hey, you don't have to set off that bomb."
"My lord? Are you serious?" the female servant said timidly.
"I said I wasn't going to release it, so I wasn't going to release it! Don't you understand?" Chester frowned, getting angry at the thought. "I don't know where Wright gets his vigilance from. He always has to check the aircraft before going out, leaving us with no chance at all."
"Forget it, it's not important anymore." He waved his hand, gloating, "Let Adrian do his thing, we just have to wait and see what happens."
Just like Adrian said, Chester was only responsible for providing passes and money, and if anything happened he could just say he was unaware of it.
Adrian is just a useless female insect with nowhere else to go, but I am a precious male insect, so I can just watch the fun from the sidelines!
He had never imagined that his meeting with Adrian was completely recorded, and there was even a video.
It should be said that Adrian did not hide anything at all and deliberately did not tell Chester.
How much brains can you expect from a fool who dares to bully Lord Adrian in public?
The communication with Blackfish was single-threaded and strictly encrypted. After Adrian got what he wanted, he sent a message to a virtual number.
【The things are ready.】
【Waiting】back there.
When I looked at the computer again a few seconds later, the number and chat history had completely disappeared from it, and there was no trace of them.
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