Zerg: I ​​am the real white moonlight in the Zerg

When Bai Meng stepped into Paten's office, he found a strange female insect in the office.

"Uncle Wenwen? The admiral called you back?" Paten was surprised that Uncle Wenwen did not inform him in advance.

"Well, I came back specially to give you a surprise," Wen Wen stood up from the sofa and extended his hand to Bai Meng in a friendly manner: "Sir, I have heard of your name for a long time. I am the admiral's adjutant, Wen Wen Des."

"Hello, Adjutant Wenwen, I am Bai Meng."

Wen Wen noticed the lunch box in Paten's hand: "Ah, it seems that I have disturbed your lunch. Then I will meet at Keith's place. The Admiral, Glenn and I will be there."

"You're welcome. I'm not intrusive."

Bai Meng politely said that he could sit down and dine with them, and it would also be a good opportunity for him to catch up with Paten.

Wen Wen shook his head: "Thank you for your generosity, but I still can't. I still have to report to the Admiral."

“Enjoy your meal.”

Wen Wen closed the door and left, and Bai Meng breathed a sigh of relief: "Patern, your elders seem to be very polite to me."

"On the contrary, sir, they are very fond of you."

Paten set the table and asked Bai Meng to sit down and eat: "But because you are a male insect and they are not very familiar with you, they are a little hesitant."

"Really? You're not framing me, are you?" Bai Meng was a little suspicious. He wasn't some man who was obsessed with thousands of insects. Was he really that popular with insects?

"Of course not," Paten coughed twice cheerfully, "Mr. Hermann played a big role in this."

Bai Meng raised his eyebrows and suddenly had a bad feeling.

Wen Wen walked into the office under Glenn's complicated gaze.

Then I heard the admiral arguing with a bug while using his computer.

"My Paten is the strongest fighter of the Zerg today. Your little lord looks weak and powerless, tsk."

"Oh, *Hermann swears*, my young master used his brain. You have seen 003, right? It was all made by my young master."

"He did it? I don't believe it! Show me the evidence!"

"Are you trying to trick me? Oh my god, you can actually trick me?"

"...I can hear it. Are you mocking me? You are mocking me! Is this the quality of the chairman of the Lorraine Group?"

"Heh, the female insect who was the first to ask questions has no right to say this. Is this your attitude towards your allies?"

"Humph!"

"Humph!"

Wen Wen: ...

"Ahem, Admiral, I'm back."

"Oh, I'm glad you're back," Jonil quickly turned off the communication: "Ahem, you didn't hear anything just now, don't tell Keith, understand?"

Wenwen chuckled: "Wenwen understands."

"It seems that you had a pleasant conversation with Chairman Herman?"

"Happiness is bullshit! He is just bragging to me about how great his young master is. Ha, how could I be afraid of him?"

"Yes, yes, please calm down."

Wen Wen poured a cup of tea for Jonil and placed it on the table: "I just met that Excellency and came to deliver lunch to Paten."

"It seems that they have a good relationship," Wen Wen said sincerely, feeling happy for Paten. "And that gentleman even used honorifics to address me. He is a very polite gentleman, completely different from those noble male insects. He seems to have his own set of etiquette."

If Bai Meng were here at this moment, he would tell him that these are just the most basic traditional virtues of the Chinese nation.

"Now, look."

Jonil handed Wenwen a silver-white post with a gold border. "A few bugs from the council sent me a banquet and asked me to send a bug. They also specifically mentioned that they wanted to meet the Lord of Patern."

Wen Wen opened it and frowned when he saw the word "Arthur" in the organizer's list: "Arthur? As I recall, the new head of Arthur's family is Paten's half-brother?"

"No, we can't let Paten go, Admiral..."

Jonil waved his hand: "Hey, who said Patten is going? I won't do what they say."

"I will go to this banquet in person. I don't believe they will not give me, a general, face!"

Wen Wen was still worried: "Admiral, you should remind Paten to protect Lord Bai Meng. After all, he is also a male insect."

"They are trying to test Lord Bai Meng's attitude towards Paten."

"Haha, who knows who is testing whom," Jonil said with a big heart: "You don't know, their robot dog can even install a laser cannon in its mouth."

"Don't be fooled by the male insect's polite appearance. If you irritate him, Lorraine behind him will be no pushover."

Bai Meng felt his nose was a little itchy and suspected that there was a bug tickling him from behind.

"Then Paten, I'll wait here for you to get off work?"

"No, sir," Patern put away the documents on the table, stood up and picked up his coat, "Just leave it to Herod, we'll leave now."

"Teacher Keith sent a message saying that the Admiral and his men have arrived."

Bai Meng immediately picked up the lunch box and put on the four-piece face-covering suit: "Let's go!"

Paten: "...There is no need to be so anxious, sir."

Bai Meng has her own set of principles: "Don't keep the elders waiting for too long." Especially the elders from her partner's family.

Although Bai Meng and Paten are not lovers yet, Bai Meng will definitely show due respect to each other.

When Bai Meng and Paten arrived, Keith was drinking tea with three bugs in the garden.

The robot insect led the two insects to the garden and brought two chairs for them to sit on.

Bai Meng had met Joniel, Glenn, and Wen Wen before, so she extended her hand to the black-haired, blue-eyed female insect sitting in a wheelchair: "Hello, Mr. Keith, I'm Bai Meng, I hope my arrival isn't too abrupt."

"Of course not, sir," Keith extended his hand and shook his, "It is an honor for me to have you here."

Paten handed the seedlings to Keith: "This is the gift chosen by your Excellency."

"Oh? It's a hydrangea?" Keith liked the gift very much: "Thank you, sir. I like the flower language of hydrangea."

"Reunion?" Bai Meng asked.

"Yes, a reunion."

Keith handed the flower seedlings to the robot insect and asked it to transplant them in the garden.

"I don't know if Patern has told you that I lost a brother."

"Like me, black hair and blue eyes."

Bai Meng nodded and said nothing.

"Patern told me that he found clues about my brother, so I guessed that it was related to you, Your Excellency."

Keith's eyes revealed pleading and hope: "Sir, please forgive my presumptuous request. If you know where he is, can you let me see him?"