On the night of the wedding ceremony, Flyhawk, who had barely stayed up all night in the queen's bedroom, hurried out of this uncomfortable place early in the morning.

He really didn't know how to get along with a female ant, and biting her neck and forcibly mating was the only way for him to communicate. But this can only be communicated once!

After that, for a short time, he felt dazed and hesitant.

If you can't participate in the wedding ceremony of the main nest, you can't follow the process of the main nest to follow the promotion route of King Wang Zhi, which was his previous ideal.

Now, the eagle doesn't know where he should go in the future, there is no king under the divine king, and he is not willing to be a king for the rest of his life.

After all, he is the first place in the wedding flight ceremony, even if it is not the wedding flight ceremony of the main nest, he believes that he can win by going to the main nest. Now, he was at a loss.

Fortunately, it wasn't long before the king of God gave him a task to get him back on his feet.

After domesticating flies, the protagonist plans to form a team of flying knights, and after discovering that the worker ants and soldier ants cannot adapt to the movement of three-dimensional space, he naturally chooses the second batch of male ants hatched in "Dongyang City" as the flying knights.

There were fifty males in this group, and all of them participated in the Flying Knight training.

Originally, the protagonist did not appoint the Flyhawk as the captain of the Flying Knights, and even though the Flyhawk excelled in both the male ant school and the wedding ceremony, the protagonist did not think that the ants thought that the good was useful to them. He also needs to observe on the ground before he can determine the official captain of the Flying Knight.

However, in actual training, this group of males will consciously take the eldest dragon eagle as the leader and obey his orders, and the dragon eagle also shows its talent and wins the respect of other male ants.

So the Fly Eagle naturally became the captain, and the protagonist acquiesced.

With the official formation of the "Flying Knight Legion", the Flyhawk became the youngest legion commander, which is a treatment only a king has. At that time, even among the first-generation Divine Envoy Wang Xiongants in the same batch as the protagonist, many had not yet achieved this status.

This made the Flyhawk extremely excited, and although he did not have the name of the king, he had the status of the king and the power of the commander of the legion.

And he also likes the feeling of flying on a fly mount, which reminds him of the feeling of soaring through the sky during a wedding ceremony: the feeling of freedom, lightness, and control.

After the marriage ceremony, shortly after the mating is completed, the fly eagle tears off its wings, which is the custom of the males, indicating that they have become physically and psychologically mature and are no longer "young males" with wings.

He still lamented the loss of his wings, until he now had new wings - his mount.

Status, power, and flight make the Eagle extremely satisfying, and after that, he becomes an important assistant to the protagonist, active in reconnaissance, communication, and other places where the Divine Envoy King can use.

This is also the time when the Eagle has the most respect and loyalty to the Divine Envoy King, and he will complete all tasks with all his heart and soul, and never complain, even if he faces danger several times.

But all this has changed subtly.

Since the Fly Eagle often carries the protagonist's information packet to the main nest to communicate with the public security king, etc., he has many opportunities to contact the male ants of the main nest, including the king and the king.

He has always been very fond of the main nest, and he also envies the male ants who have really participated in the wedding flight and become the king.

But in contact, he always felt the obvious defensiveness and resistance of these male ants. At first, he didn't understand it, but gradually, he realized that the male ants were dissatisfied with the fact that he had never participated in the "official" wedding flight, but was appointed as the commander of the legion level of the king's unit.

And the fly mount he loves is also considered weird and dirty by the conservative males. Some males will refuse to stay with him in the same nest, believing that being with him will be contaminated with the ridiculous behavior of flies rubbing their forelimbs before eating.

The Fly Eagle is very aggrieved, the Fly Eagle is very distressed, he wants to get the approval of the male ants of the main nest, but he can't.

It's all because of the fault of not being able to participate in the "official wedding ceremony", Flyhawk thinks so. At this time, he did not dare to blame the great and honorable Divine Messenger King.

But then, something has led to a rift between the Divine Envoy King and the Flying Knights.

For example, the Flying Knights, at the insistence of the Fly Eagle, oppose giving the large worker ants the same high-level food treatment as the male ants, such as the Flying Knights are unwilling to break with the main nest.

It can only be said that it is under the influence of the fly eagle that a large number of flying knight male ant groups, unusually close to the main nest, but also tend to be conservative and traditional, and the protagonist has a conflict in concept.

This causes the protagonist to alienate the Flying Knights for a while, and if it weren't for the fact that he can't do a lot of work without the Flying Knights, he would have intended to idle the Flying Knights, just as he did with the males from the main nest in the Legion of the Divine Angel King.

The Flyhawk also sensed the dissatisfaction of the Divine Envoy King, and the Divine Envoy King's decisiveness in killing and cruelty to the male ants of the same clan still made the Flyhawk quite afraid, and he also tried to exchange his military exploits for the Divine Envoy King's forgiveness.

Therefore, under the leadership of the Flyhawk, even though the flying knights are dissatisfied with the protagonist's policies, they still conscientiously participate in reconnaissance and communication.

And the more you do, the more hope you have. The Eagle wants to gain public recognition and praise from the Divine Envoy King, preferably with some practical actions - such as expanding the Flying Knight Legion.

Despite its name, the Flying Knight Legion actually has only fifty members, which is about the same number as a squad. Although these members are all males, the number of males alone is comparable to that of the infantry legion.

But the dragonfly eagle, which has a strong desire for power, is naturally willing to command one or two thousand subordinates, rather than fifty subordinates.

Originally, as a second-generation male ant, the Fly Eagle became the commander of the legion very early, and it was still very complacent. But as the first males were promoted, and six of the nine generals under his command were promoted to legion commanders, the Flyhawk's original self-satisfaction became dissatisfied with the Flying Knight Legion when the protagonist refused to expand it.

He also told the Divine Messenger King that he wanted to become the commander of the Infantry Legion, but was refused.

This dissatisfaction finally reached its peak after being reprimanded by Roll.

Due to the fact that the Flying Knights failed to guide the ground scouts to completely block the enemy's call for help on the battlefield of "Hunting Ground City", the battle situation fell into passivity, and he was publicly blamed and stopped from honeydew for three days.

Although the punishment is light, the Flyhawk is angry and wants to use his merits to wash away the humiliation.

So in the decisive battle outside the "Hunting Ground City", when the Fly Eagle discovers an unexpected situation during his patrol, he decides to make a great feat alone.

Perhaps this time, the Divine Messenger King will do his bidding!