From cannon fodder to protagonist [Quick Transmigration]

Stalov has been in prison for more than a week now. Serena was picked up by the emperor yesterday afternoon, saying that she was going to be sent to Cameron's side to beat her up. did not return.

Now there are only Stalov, Cen Fei and a robot left in the prison. Since Stalov suffered from angina pectoris that day, he would often secretly look at Cen Fei, as if he wanted to prove something.

So that Cen Fei can only stand upright in the corner with a smile on his face every day, almost every day, because Stalov may ask him questions at any time, and he can no longer put all his heart on it like before. In the updated episode of "Interstellar Prison Welcomes You".

Fortunately, he already knew that in the later development of the plot, it was the protagonist who gave the prison bully anal, so he didn't particularly care about the following plot.

Stalov put down the book in his hand, and unconsciously turned his attention to Cen Fei who was not far away. Every time he saw him, Stalov would feel heartache unbearably, but at the same time He would feel a strange kind of satisfaction filling his heart, just a very weird and wonderful feeling. Stalov once asked netizens this question anonymously on the forum.

The one with the most likes told him that it was because he fell in love with someone deeply, but knew that this person would never belong to him.

how can that be possible?Not to mention whether he will fall in love with a robot, just saying that Cen Fei will never belong to him is not in line with his current situation.

Cen Fei originally belonged to him, and only belonged to him.

Doubt flashed in Starov's eyes. He has read a lot of emotional and psychological books recently. He dared to say that he is now fully confident of passing the senior psychological counselor's certificate, but even so, he has no way to heal himself. hidden disease.

He suddenly asked Cen Fei: "Cen Fei, why are you called this name?"

Cen Fei raised his head, looked at Stalov, and answered him: "Professor Cameron took my finger and scribbled on a newspaper full of ancient Chinese when I was not fully awake. "

There was still a little doubt in Stalov's eyes, and Cen Fei then explained to him: "Yes, I remember one of the sentences is that the famous writer Cen Wei of the ancient planet has published a new work, "Cannon Fodder" will show you the most Ugly human nature. Another sentence is to combat illegal publications, everyone is responsible."

After hearing this, Stalov leaned on the sofa and laughed, "So that's how it is."

The room fell silent again. Stalov picked up the books on the table and continued to study his own mental illness.Yet nothing in any of the books he read told him why he felt this way about a robot.

The book in Stalov's hand has turned to the last page. He put the closed book on his lap and looked up at Cen Fei who was still standing by the window. Cen Fei always had a standard smile on his face. But many times he would feel that the smile he carved out of the same mold has different meanings. He once told Professor Cameron about this, and he kept Cen Fei with Cameron to see if he I have the same feeling as myself.

But Professor Cameron told himself that Cen Fei's reaction was normal.

"Come talk with me." Stalov called Cen Fei.

Cen Fei walked up to Stalov and asked him kindly, "What does the master want to say?"

Starov looked up at him, slowly raised his right hand to caress his heart, and said softly to Cen Fei, "Sit down."

Cen Fei didn't know what Stalov was going to do, but he would execute every order he gave without hesitation. He sat down beside Stalov and thanked him: "Thank you, master."

Starov looked at Cen Fei, and he felt that he should change a bit. Maybe, as Cameron said, he could treat Cen Fei as a human being, as a partner who would never betray him, and in a more equal way. Starov was silent for a while, and asked Cen Fei, "Would it be boring to be imprisoned here with me?"

"No, I am very happy with my master." This sentence is the answer that most ordinary robots would give, but Starov always felt a little awkward when he said it from Cen Fei's mouth, even if Cen Fei Calling himself master all the time, even though he obeyed his orders every time, Starov still felt that he was not as obedient and well-behaved as he showed.

But it's nothing important. Maybe this is the procedure Cameron set for Cen Fei. After all, Cameron has made many similar jokes to him and the emperor.

Now that he wants to face Cen Fei with an equal attitude, it is naturally impossible for Stalov to let Cen Fei call himself the master. He said: "You don't need to call me master, just call me Stalov gone."

Cen Fei didn't understand what was going on in Stalov's mind, so he nodded and said, "Okay, Stalov."

Stalov is relatively indifferent. His best friends since he was a child are Cameron and the Emperor. Now he is going to try to turn a robot into his third friend. It seems a little difficult, but it is the first time in so many years that he has had such a long vacation, and he can indeed take advantage of this time to do things that he has not done before, although what he can do now is relatively limited.

These two days of reading books are not in vain. Stalov already knows that if you want to make friends, you must first understand each other's hobbies and find a common language. He asked Cen Fei: "What do you usually like to do?"

"Study." Cen Fei said.

"Huh?" Starov didn't seem to believe it.

Cen Fei nodded solemnly, "Yes, studying makes me happy."

Starov narrowed his eyes, trying to find some traces of lying on Cen Fei's face, but he failed. There seemed to be a smile on the corner of his mouth, and he said to Cen Fei: "I thought... Do you like watching TV shows or something?"

Cen Fei's heart skipped a beat, and he couldn't help but wonder if Professor Cameron had upgraded himself in private and exposed his every move on the star network to Starov, but all this was just his guess , he couldn't mess himself up first, so he looked at Stalov with a rather puzzled look, and asked him, "Why do you think so?"

Starov said with a low smile: "I often saw you in a daze before, and that expression was exactly the same as when His Majesty's little niece was concentrating on watching cartoons."

"I was probably meditating at that time." Cen Fei nonsense without changing his face.

In the next period of time, Stalov seemed to really regard Cen Fei as an ordinary human being. When he was free, he would call Cen Fei to his side and chat with him about life, ideals, and Cen Fei. Fei didn't know what his ideal as a robot should be, so he could only listen to Stalov telling him the interesting things he had encountered on the battlefield over the years.

Starov went to the battlefield when he was 15 years old. He is now 29 years old. He has participated in nearly a thousand battles and killed countless Zergs. In the past, he never thought that he would one day Will be sent to the imperial prison.

Cen Fei'an listened quietly to Stalov's narration. Stalov turned his head to look at Cen Fei's side face. In a trance, he felt sorry for Cen Fei. When he was prosperous, he couldn't let Cen Fei enjoy the happiness with him. , but now that he is down and out, he wants Cen Fei to stay with him in prison.

If this matter is slightly exaggerated and put on the star network, there will be tens of thousands of netizens pointing at his nose and calling him a scumbag.

Throwing these untimely thoughts out of his mind, Starov looked at Cen Fei and couldn't find any other topics for a while.

Stalov is dull and old-fashioned, and Cen Fei sometimes feels a little distressed when he sees a person sitting on the sofa in a daze. Otherwise, he would not always treat himself as a real human being to get along with each other recently.

The trial of Stalov was scheduled for mid-July. Originally, Stalov's defense lawyers could acquit him on the grounds of insufficient evidence, but they never expected that those people would find witnesses , is his subordinate in the army, he came to testify against Stalov, and also took out a recording.

Frowning, Stalov stood in court, facing his subordinates' accusations, he denied everything and pleaded not guilty. Later, after discussion by the jury, a decision was made, and Stalov was sentenced to be exiled to the planet Kudola.

Stalov had long understood that this matter was a conspiracy from beginning to end. In fact, he did not need to leave the empire, but in order to lure the snake out of the hole, he and the emperor had already made a plan more than ten days ago. He had to leave the empire, so that those hidden in the dark might show up.

Netizens posted the trial process on Starnet, and many netizens felt that it was too cheap to exile Stalov to the planet Kudola, because he might escape at any time during the exile.

Stalov never cared about the beeps of netizens. After he returned to the prison, he told Cen Fei the result and began to pack his luggage.

Cen Fei didn't know what to say to comfort him. It didn't seem like this happened in the plot he knew, so he could only help Stalov clean up in silence.

Suddenly, his movements stopped, and he raised his head to look at Stalov. Cen Fei's eyes were filled with grief, until the grief gradually faded away, he said to Stalov: "Professor Cameron... passed away."

The dictionary in Stalov's hand fell to the ground, and he raised his head suddenly, "What did you say?"

"Professor Cameron passed away just now." Cen Fei repeated.

Stalov's expression turned extremely ugly in an instant, and he asked Cen Fei, "How do you know?"

"I will collect the information of all the human beings who have contacted me here, and display their physical data in real time. Professor Cameron has lost all the signs of life just now." For the first time in so long, Cen Fei's face No more smiles.