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

Today is the day that Bai Meng and Paten agreed upon. Because of yesterday's irregular schedule, Bai Meng woke up hungry this morning.

002 hurriedly brought up the warm porridge and side dishes. 003 ran in from downstairs barking, jumped onto the bed and rubbed Bai Meng's hand.

Bai Meng touched its dog's head, then got out of bed, washed up, and had breakfast in the bedroom instead of going to the restaurant.

This was Bai Meng's normal state. If Lorraine hadn't always worried about him because of this matter, he would have always skipped breakfast when he was in the human world.

Bai Meng patted 003 and asked it to go to the laboratory to get a shot of female insect camouflage agent.

"Just..." Bai Meng thought for a moment and said, "Lavender flavor, maybe."

003 woofed, wagged its tail, ran into the basement, and accurately picked out what Bai Meng wanted.

001 then reported to Bai Meng: "Master, Mr. Herman sent me 9 letters and 10 messages between 47 a.m. and p.m. yesterday. Do you want to read them?"

"No need to look." Bai Meng sprayed camouflage agent all over himself and looked at the time. Well, it was 10 o'clock, so he could go out.

Bai Meng originally wanted to temporarily dye her hair and eyes back to their original black color. Silver hair and silver eyes are very conspicuous among both male and female insects. But she suddenly felt that it would be better for her to keep her original appearance. After all, it was their first meeting, and she still had to show due respect.

"Tell Hermann to step up vigilance before the release of the mental suppressant. If any intruders are found, it is better to kill a hundred by mistake than to let one go."

"The closer the day gets, the more anxious those big bugs will be. I don't want to see any accidents happen in the rear. Let him activate the 004 defense and reconnaissance mechanism. Don't worry about the loss. We can afford it."

"Yes, Master Insect."

The Loya Port on the Imperial Star belongs to the Imperial Military and is a port exclusively for the military. Except for the military's warships and aircraft, no unrelated insect personnel are allowed to enter or exit.

When the Night Owl landed, another of Paten's lieutenants was already waiting outside.

Herod saluted: "Hello, Lieutenant General!"

Patern patted his shoulder: "Long time no see, Herod."

"Hey! Herod, you didn't even say hello to me!" Roda popped up from the other side, and said in a very dissatisfied tone: "I was still thinking about you. I brought you the exotic beast core you asked for."

"Got it, thanks, brother!" Herod punched him and looked at Patern: "Lieutenant General, your match is..."

"Don't worry," Paten shook his head. "We'll talk about it tomorrow. I have an appointment with Chong today, so let's have a good rest, brothers."

"Yes!"

The two bugs watched Patern walk away, and Roda poked Herod with his elbow: "Who did you say the lieutenant general made an appointment with? Could it be Lord Bai Meng!?"

Herod glared at him, "The lieutenant general is going to see Xiongzi, why are you so excited? I'm worried sick."

"Hehehe, this male might be different."

Herod saw that he was smiling obscenely and rolled his eyes: "What's the difference?"

Luo Da replied in a mean way: "Secret."

"Hey you boy!"

This male insect is indeed different, this is what Paten thought at this time.

The male insects all enjoy the admiring and loving looks of the female insects, so none of them would cover themselves in black.

The climate of the remote galaxy is different from that of the imperial star. As the planet with the most male Zerg in the entire Zerg galaxy, it is warm like spring all year round and is the most suitable planet for male Zerg to live.

Paten followed Bai Meng into the box. This place was very close to the military base and far away from the city. It was a place for female soldiers to eat on and off work. The military hadn't gotten off work yet at this time, so there weren't many bugs. It was unknown whether the boss would lose money.

Paten watched with interest as Bai Meng took off his coat, scarf, sunglasses and mask, then raised his hand and poured him a glass of ice water.

It looks strangely hot.

Bai Meng took it and took a sip: "Thank you."

"You're welcome." Paten thought for a moment, but couldn't help but be curious: "Why do you wrap yourself up like this?"

Although it is rare for male insects to change their hair and eye colors after adulthood, there is no need to wrap yourself up like a peeping Tom, right? Paten did not say that when he saw Bai Meng approaching him like this, his first reaction was to kill him on the spot.

The last time I saw this outfit was on the black market.

"I'm sorry to have embarrassed you, Lieutenant General." Bai Meng put down the cup, feeling a little embarrassed. He didn't like going out, and habitually hiding himself was a little abrupt to the male insects in this world. "I just don't like to attract the attention of insects."

"Also, I have to explain to the lieutenant general that the pheromones in my body are female insect camouflage agents I prepared. Please don't misunderstand me. I have never had other female insects and have no emotional experience."

Paten didn't expect him to say this, and smiled meaningfully: "You don't need to explain to me, I am not interested in your emotional history."

He was interested in something else.

"The Empire strictly controls camouflage technology to prevent alien spies, but it is quite tolerant of dyed hair and contact lenses. Why don't you just dye your hair? Wouldn't it be easier that way?"

Bai Meng picked up the menu on the table and handed it to Paten, saying casually: "For me, this is just basic etiquette. Lieutenant General, you don't have to care about it. Let's order first and talk while we eat."

Paten blinked, looked at the menu handed to him, ordered a few flavors that the male insect would probably like, and returned it.

"Do you think these are okay?"

Bai Meng took it and twitched his brows: "You, like to eat sweet things?" Or the kind that's so sweet that it's sickening.

Paten didn't miss any of his expressions. He thought for a moment and shook his head honestly: "I don't like it. My taste is a little salty."

"Oh, I see."

Bai Meng didn't ask him why he liked salty food but wanted it marked as sweet. He just raised his hand to remove a few ticks on the menu, ticked a few salty and spicy dishes, and handed it back: "Do you think this is okay?"

Paten felt that their positions seemed to be reversed, so he took the menu, looked at it, and nodded without any objection.

It turns out that this male insect likes spicy food.

While waiting for the food, Bai Meng had been thinking about how to start a conversation. Situations like the one just now should be corrected in a timely manner. He didn't need this insect that was going to live with him to compromise.

Even if Paten was just doing a perfunctory job, Bai Meng really didn't want to see more sweet meals that would make her toothache on her table in the future.

"Lieutenant General Patten, let's talk."

Paten raised his eyebrows when he heard this, and then sat up straight: "Of course, what do you want to talk about?"

"Don't be so nervous, Lieutenant General." Bai Meng stretched out a hand and smiled, "Let me introduce myself. Hello, Lieutenant General, I am Bai Meng."

Paten couldn't help laughing when he saw the hand. He held Bai Meng's hand and introduced himself: "Hello, Mr. Bai Meng, I am Paten Arthur, a member of the Third Legion, and my rank is Lieutenant General."

"And, sir, has no insect ever told you that, no matter what the etiquette is, it is against the rules to let the male insect take the initiative?"

Bai Meng also looked at him with a smile, their hands still clasped together: "Then Lieutenant General, are you going to abide by this rule?"

"Oh, bullshit rules!"

This was their first meeting.