Admiral Bai glared: "You brat."

Su Xiaocai turned around to check the laboratory equipment, collecting the remaining components inside. Fortunately, this lab only had a lot of experimental instruments; the Insect Man had been thoroughly dissected.

Once everyone had left, only the three who originally came with her remained.

Only then did she leisurely walk over to a wall.

Earlier, she had measured the floor with her foot, calculated the length and width, and realized that there was a gap of three to four meters between this lab and the place where the Insect Man was pinned.

While Su Xiaocai was pondering over the wall, two intelligence officers also came by to deliver a message. They told Su Xiaocai that the mother specimen had already been packed and sent to the cold storage in her house.

Su Xiaocai nodded; the intelligence officers arrived just in time; they were experts.

She wanted to access the secret layer but hadn’t thought of an effective method.

Forcing it open wasn’t an option, like blowing up the wall.

Obviously, that’s not a good idea. The building would collapse, and the wall in front of her didn’t even have a crack; it was definitely not ordinary construction material.

It’s likely a single piece that could withstand natural disasters and explosions.

The reason she believed there was something inside was all because Huahua scratched at this wall, even digging at the ground, eyes full of longing, pacing back and forth, clearly trying to figure out how to get through.

Huahua only showed this kind of expression towards explosions and food.

By process of elimination, since there were no explosions here, there could only be food.

Su Xiaocai had something to ask for help; the intelligence officers were eager to assist.

They were experts in various decryption and information gathering, but facing a seamless wall with no apparent flaws, they too were stumped.

Could it be possible that Su Xiaocai got it wrong?

After a simple calculation, they also understood that the wall in front of them had to be opened. At least they needed to know if there was anything inside.

Su Xiaocai entrusted them with the task.

She wrapped the evidence in a sealed bag, planning to check it later, and as for the experimental equipment, it would be best to move it to another place. It was too damp here; water dripped from above.

It’d be a shame if they were damaged.

Two majors escorted Su Xiaocai back, their vigilance heightened to the extreme; any noise made them doubtful for a long time.

Su Xiaocai was much calmer than them, even humming tunes.

Back home, Xiao Wanzi had already placed the coriander seeds under damp paper towels.

It sat in front of the house, humming a song, with a dustpan full of peanut seeds, separating out the rotten, misshapen, and buggy ones.

"Caicai, you’re back! I made your favorite dry-spiced frogs."

"Where did you get frogs?"

"Caught them in the field, there were plenty."

Su Xiaocai: "Are you sure you can catch them?"

Xiao Wanzi blinked, "I checked and even contacted Blue Star’s staff. They said these were probably reared previously and had escaped."

If there are no fresh ingredients, find fresh ones. Xiao Wanzi truly deserves to be her greatest achievement.

All-purpose helper.

Su Xiaocai excitedly hugged the adorable Xiao Wanzi, then posted pictures of the delicious food online to show off today’s meal.

Replies from netizens:

"My Caicai is such a foodie, dares to eat any ingredient."

"Today’s cooking lesson, I don’t think I can."

"Lots of places eat frogs; if you don’t eat them, they’ll overpopulate. We eat them here too. But not many people eat them, Caicai opens up a new culinary path."

"Frogs not 999, not 99, only 19.9 per pound, order now while stocks last."

"Clever business people are advertising in the comments. Non-business people just watch and laugh, won’t eat them at all."

"Every planet has different eating habits. Here, we eat cockroaches. Some medicine you take, its ingredients contain cockroaches, nothing strange."

"Oh my, enlightened by netizens, going home to check if the medicine I take has cockroaches."

"So, my Cai Bao, where did you go? Bought a new table or changed homes?"

"Definitely moved. The big Cai Bao went to the front line to provide support."

"Did I read that right? Yes, Cai Bao why go. When did the trainer start being a nanny?"

"How did you know?"

"Caicai went not to lead Vegetable Farmers. It’s not a place a coach can simply tag along. Only special appointments or volunteering would send them there."