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

Bai Meng got up very early today.

Borrowing the simple kitchen of the military doctor's office and pointing to an integrated kitchen stove, he rolled up his sleeves, quickly and skillfully cut the ingredients and placed them in a bowl beside him. These ingredients were specially brought by him to improve Paten's meals.

Even when large armies were marching out to battle, the army's kitchens were kept as simple and convenient as possible, for there was never any surplus food on the battlefield.

Every time Bai Meng moved the knife, An, who was standing at the door, would shudder.

Glancing at Abel who was calm and composed beside him, he wondered if he was making too much of a fuss.

He turned around and saw Bai Meng skillfully gutting a cuckoo chicken.

"..."

An's eyelids twitched, and he let out a deep and gratified sigh: "The Admiral is so lucky."

Marry... no, marry such a virtuous male insect.

Although the wording and sentence structure were a bit strange, An really couldn't find the words to describe this scene.

"Senior Abel, don't we need to help you?" Is it really okay to let you, a bug, do it?

"No need." Abel glanced at An's young face and warned in a low voice, "This is a love meal that the young master prepared for the admiral. We'd better just watch."

An nodded in sudden realization, oh~~~it turned out to be a love meal…wait, a love meal made by the male insect for the female insect!!!

As surprised as An, the other medical bugs who came over after smelling the fragrance were also surprised.

"Xiaobai can cook?"

Several medical insects were surprised. They were all old insects. They looked at each other and knew what Bai Meng was doing.

"Oh, little Pa is blessed."

"Ahem, we just keep it to ourselves and don't spread it out."

If word got out that they let the male insect cook, it would cause a stir. Paten and Bai Meng could even be considered a model couple among military females. If the insects outside knew that they let the male insect cook, the impression of the military females would definitely decline significantly.

I'm afraid Xiong Bao will have to come and ask Xiao Pa if he is abusing Xiao Bai or something.

The smart oven made a beeping sound, and Bai Meng took the prepared breakfast out of the oven and placed them on a plate one by one.

An swallowed his saliva: "Well, this seems to be full of insects, right..."

Clive patted him on the back of his head: "You are the only one who is greedy."

...you said it as if you didn't even sip.

"Ahem," Abel asked directly, "Young Master, do you need my help to carry the plates out?"

"Well," Bai Meng placed the last one and pointed to the cooking pot on the other side: "There is cooked porridge in it. Thank you for your help. You can eat it first. I still have a few dishes to cook."

Abel walked out of the kitchen holding a tray in one hand, and brought out the porridge along with the pot and bowls in the eyes of the insects who looked at him with a bit of embarrassment but admiration.

Clive was holding his own portion and chomping at the bit, while persuading Bai Meng, "Xiao Bai, you should come and eat too. Xiao Pa won't be back for a few hours, so why not eat breakfast at noon? It's not good for your health if you don't eat breakfast."

Bai Meng touched his nose and said, "I plan to eat with Paten, Senior Cleaver."

"Oh, oh," Clive couldn't help but let out a weird smile when he heard this. "Since you put it that way, I won't advise you. If you eat brunch together, you should indeed make more. But you still need to eat something to fill your stomach."

"Are there enough ingredients? If not, there are actually some food reserves in the storage room. They are all stored by us, so there is no need to worry about misappropriating military supplies. How about I get you some?"

Bai Meng quickly shook his head: "No need, Senior Cleaver, I brought a lot, enough."

Clive nodded with satisfaction and returned to the dining table, where he saw a female insect that did not belong to the Third Legion shamelessly scooping porridge from the pot.

"..." Didn't the Fourth Legion get any food in the cafeteria today? Who brought him the bowl?

A doctor waved his hand and asked him to sit down: "Is Xiaobai not coming?"

Clive shook his head: "Let's eat first and save some for Xiaobai later."

Abel looked up: "Xiao... Doctor Bai has already eaten. He had a bowl of porridge before you came."

"Oh, that won't do."

A doctor insect said, "How can you eat so little? You are in the growth period, what if you are malnourished?"

Fellowes, who was trying to bribe Ann in exchange for a piece of blueberry shortbread, looked up when he heard this: "What?! Doctor Bai...Hasn't he eaten yet?"

He put down his chopsticks seriously and took out a large plate of barbecue from the space button: "The lieutenant general brought it back last night. I haven't been willing to eat it yet. I'll send it to Doctor Bai now..."

Fellowes' words gradually faded under the increasing murderous aura of all the insects at the table. He raised his hands and swore, "I swear in the name of the Insect God, I really don't mean anything else, really."

"Besides!" Fellowes said confidently: "Dr. Bai is a female insect, and I am also a female insect. Why are you so nervous?"

Clive glared at him: "You're here to see the doctor so early again?"

"No, we are already familiar with each other," Fellowes scratched his head, knowing that this matter was in the past, and he no longer mentioned the matter of sending barbecue to Bai Meng: "When Admiral Patten comes back, I will have to evacuate the Third Legion's base, so I want to come and say goodbye to you."

Mainly because he wanted to take one more look at his cousin! His cousin! I… oh no, I’m your cousin! ! ! !

Clive rolled his eyes, but still accepted the barbecue with reluctance, with a piece, no, half a piece, feeling a little reluctant, Clive carefully broke off a quarter of a blueberry shortbread and handed it to Fellowes, in case Xiaobai was hungry.

Fellowes accepted it with tears in his eyes. Even though it was only a quarter of a piece, it was enough to taste its deliciousness. "Your shortbread is delicious. Which chef made it? I will hire him back to our Fourth Legion with a high salary."

"Don't even think about it!"

As usual, Fellowes was kicked out of the military medical department by the medical bugs, and this time he didn't even give him any tranquilizers.

"Why such a big reaction?" He sighed. He was not sad about losing the barbecue. It was originally intended for Bai Meng anyway.

"I didn't see my cousin this time. I have to apply to the lieutenant general for a change of post when I get back."

At least we should add friends, right? Fellowes wiped away his tears with a sad look.

It’s too difficult, it’s really too difficult for him.

When the main force of the Third Legion returned, Bai Meng did not wait for Paten at the place where the warships were docked.

When Paten entered his room, Bai Meng had just placed the last dish on the table.

"came back?"

The male insect with silver hair and black eyes stood beside the table. This room was far inferior to his home on the Imperial Star, but as long as the male insect was here, Paten felt that nothing had changed.

"Ah."

Paten responded with a slightly tired tone and walked towards Bai Meng, with the unique smell of gunpowder on his body.

Bai Meng stood there with her arms open, smiling brightly and looking extremely gentle: "Would you like a hug..."

Before he could finish his words, the female insect, who had been waiting for a long time, had already thrown herself heavily into his arms.

Bai Meng placed his hands on Paten's back without any hesitation, as if comforting a bird returning to the forest.

Paten sighed, as if to spit out all his fatigue and longing, and answered Bai Meng's question that he knew the answer to: "You know I won't refuse, Bai Meng."

"I miss you."

Bai Meng stroked Paten's long hair and kissed the corner of his eyes: "I miss you more."