A Beta boy working part-time in another world

The next day when he arrived at the Insect Palace, Xavius ​​still ignored Ye Sui.

Even his name, Ye Sui learned from Mr. Jia yesterday.

for work.

Ye Sui could no longer go with the flow like this, he decided to take the initiative.

First investigate Savvis's preferences, Ye Sui asked the guard worker insects for flowers.

Put the flowers and gifts you prepared in a box, tie it with a ribbon, and you have a handmade gift box.

However, he wasn't sure if Xavius ​​would like it.

Finding Savis who was daydreaming by the swimming pool, Ye Sui sat next to Savis, glanced at his profile, took a deep breath, and handed him the gift.

"Xavius, I have a gift for you."

Savis glanced at Ye Sui lightly, then looked at the white box in his hand. When Ye Sui thought he would take it, Savis raised his hand high.

"Snapped!"

The box was knocked off and fell into the water.

Everything happened so suddenly.

Ye Sui covered the back of his hand that was hurt, and looked at the malicious smile that Savis gave him for the first time. His heart skipped a beat and he felt that this job was over.

After some self-comfort, Ye Sui ignored Savis's malicious gaze, rolled up his sleeves, took off his shoes, jumped into the swimming pool and fished out the box.

After Ye Sui climbed up, the system spoke in confusion.

"Host, why don't you use magic?"

Ye Sui: “…”

I have been a mortal for too long and have forgotten it.

He turned his back to Savius ​​and checked if anything in the box was broken. Savius ​​behind him stood up and watched what Ye Sui was doing quietly.

The box was filled with beautiful white roses, and the flowers surrounded a handwritten storybook, but because it had been soaked in water, the handwriting had blurred and was no longer readable.

It's a bit of a pity.

Ye Sui originally wanted to kill time for Savis.

He has been trapped here, with countless gold, silver, and jewelry, and exquisite food, clothing, and daily necessities. These are all Ye Sui could think of.

Savvis felt the boy's emotions and began to struggle in his heart.

After thinking for a long time, Savis spoke.

"give it to me."

Ye Sui turned around and looked at Savis in surprise.

The Zerg boy's own shadow was reflected in his red eyes. There was no extra emotion on his face. He just stretched out his hand again.

"you want?"

Xavius ​​nodded slightly.

Ye Sui glanced at the book in his hand and explained, "This one is no longer readable. I'll give you a new one tomorrow."

But Savis refused.

"I want this one."

"All right......"

Ye Sui had no choice but to do as he wished and give him the wet book.

Savis took the book but didn't read it. He walked to the dressing table, opened a secret compartment and put the things in it.

Ye Sui didn't want to miss such a good opportunity for communication, so he followed the boy.

"Xavius, I am your tutor."

"I know."

"So when are you going to study?"

Savis looked at Ye Sui with a leisurely gaze and said in a sharp tone, "I won't learn."

"Then why don't we just chat?"

Savis was somewhat surprised by Ye Sui's answer. In the past, after hearing his answer, the human tutors would arrogantly criticize Savis and tell him that he should recognize the situation.

He is a prisoner and has no right to negotiate terms.

Even though Xavius ​​knew that he was born to please humans, he would not compromise.

He doesn't like the life of being made to learn human etiquette and then being treated as a plaything by humans for study.

If the day comes when he is sent there, he will commit suicide.

Ye Sui did not press Savis. He no longer cared whether the job was good or a failure.

Of course, it would be best if the work could be completed successfully.

Sitting under a huge green plant and drinking tea with Savis, Savis's tone was no longer so prickly and had its own meaning.

"I read the story you wrote yesterday. What's next?"

"I haven't thought about it yet." Ye Sui smiled embarrassedly: "What do you hope the ending will be?"

Savius ​​looked at him in confusion: "That's your story, how can I decide."

Ye Sui took a sip of tea and asked back, "But the story was born for you. If you want it to be a tragedy, it will be a tragedy. If you want it to be a comedy, it will be a comedy."

Savis looks young, like a twelve-year-old child, but he has a high IQ and has his own ideas.

He could hear the hidden meaning in Ye Sui's words.

"You are such an interesting human being."

Ye Sui smiled and said nothing.

He wanted Xavius ​​to have something to live for, rather than fighting to the death against his predicament.

Before coming, Ye Sui specifically asked the boss whether the female insects sent to the human planet were still alive and well and had not been abused.

But humans will not keep them for nothing; they need to cooperate with experimental research to develop drugs to fight complex diseases.

The Zerg are a very magical race. They are immune to all diseases that humans suffer from. This is what humans care about more.

After noon, the sun shone in the sky, making the room as beautiful as a colorful paint box.

Savis habitually wanted to sleep, so Ye Sui pulled him to the desk.

"Savis, this is a simple route map. This is where I go every day. This is the Starport area, this is the commercial street, and this is..."

Ye Sui drew a simple map based on his memory, hoping that Xavius ​​could use it one day.

Savis stared at Ye blankly, took the map with trembling fingertips, and carefully hid it in the lining of his sleeve.

It would be a lie to say I'm not excited.

He was unwilling to have his freedom restricted as a gift, so he resisted to the end.

For the Zerg, for the Terrans.

Even Savvis didn't show much hostility.

He always understood that he was just a cargo, a cargo used to quell human wars. Even if he was not sent to the human side, he would only become a container for laying eggs here.

Seeing him accept it, Ye Sui looked at the time.

"I should go back now, Xavius. You should have a good rest."

Ye Sui walked to the door, and Savis suddenly hugged him from behind, with a tone in his voice that Ye Sui could not understand.

"Thank you, Ye."

"You're welcome."

Savis let go of the boy and waited until the door opened and closed before he slowly returned to the big bed and lay down.

That night, Savis slept restlessly.

He began to look forward to meeting the tutor.

An interesting human being, different from the others.

But Savius ​​had no intention of learning human etiquette. If he learned it, it would mean that the boy would leave.

He finally met someone who was interesting and respected him, and he didn't want to separate so soon.

Half a month passed like this, and Ye Sui and Savis had become very familiar with each other.

Xavius ​​is just a pure and curious child.

He loves listening to stories and doesn't like tragedies, so Ye Sui would add the ending that Savis liked to make him satisfied.

But his favor made the female Zerg boy feel an indescribable obsession.

That day, Savis pulled Ye Sui to see his height indicators.

He has grown taller.

"Ye, in a few months, I will be taller than you."

"Well, you have to eat well then."

"I will."

Savis excitedly walked around Ye Sui like a little prince who didn't understand the world.

Ye Sui glanced at the height tag and lamented that the Zerg grew really fast, unlike humans who took more than ten years.

Zerg generally reach adulthood within a year.