Lei Jianguo's face instantly turned ashen. "Do you know what you're saying?!"
Gao Yuan's expression was unusually calm, so calm that he seemed to have ascended out of his body. He felt that even if the Zerg Queen invaded the Seventh Sub-Star right now, it wouldn't shake him. This past year had drained over a decade of his life.
Andrew frowned slightly. Compared to the others present, he was more aware of the threat posed by Professor Hu's suspicious identity. No scholar in the Human Federation's medical field could match her. Her three consecutive terms as president of the Central Medical College were proof enough.
More frighteningly, Andrew's gaze darkened. Over the years, countless important figures had received treatment from Professor Hu. If any of them had been tampered with... or even if some of these big shots themselves had issues... The God Summoning Society was just the biggest rat hiding in the shadows. It posed the greatest threat, but that didn't mean other rats were behaving.
What if there was an even bigger, deeper-hidden rat behind the God Summoning Society? And Professor Hu was one of them...
Andrew glanced subtly at his adjutant, who immediately stood up and left the room.
Yu Mei's expression remained calm. Before coming, she had already obtained some unfavorable information about Professor Hu from Charlie Jing. "Let's detain Dr. Sun first."
Lei Jianguo's expression shifted slightly, but Yu Mei cut him off. "He had overly close contact with Professor Hu. Even considering just the anomaly of Professor Hu's identity, he needs to be monitored immediately."
Edwood and Gao Yuan didn't object.
Wang Facai's eyes flickered, a half-smile on his face. "Biting the hand that feeds you."
Yu Mei ignored Wang Facai's sarcasm. "Did you meet Commander Huang first, or Professor Hu?"
"Let's be straightforward. I came here with no intention of hiding anything," Wang Facai said, pulling a chair and leaning back casually. "You're asking if Professor Hu did anything to your son, right?"
Yu Mei's expression turned cold. "So?"
Since learning from Charlie Jing that Professor Hu had issues, she had been extremely uneasy, afraid that Chang He's treatment plan might have hidden dangers. But Professor Hu's status prevented her from confronting her directly.
Even a completely clean medical report couldn't reassure her.
What if...
She couldn't accept that Chang He's new life was merely a false illusion.
She had taken Chang He to too many hospitals, watched him struggle with death time and again. At one point, she hated the existence of gods.
Because the gods were powerless.
Yu Mei stared hard at Wang Facai.
Wang Facai looked at her for a moment, then suddenly felt it was pointless. "No."
"Chang He was just an excuse for her to stay openly on the Seventh Sub-Star."
If not Chang He, they could have found other excuses to stay on the Seventh Sub-Star, but Professor Hu chose Chang He's case.
Wang Facai found it amusing now.
She gave a mother and son hope, while also making her unrecognized great-granddaughter the next experimental subject.
And even the child's birth was all arranged by her.
What was she thinking back then?
Yu Mei breathed a sigh of relief.
The next second, her communicator suddenly rang.
"Found it," Charlie Jing's calm voice came through. "But something's off... Wait!"
"Immediate backup! It's at least an SS-level Zerg!"
At the God Summoning Society base.
Chu Ran gripped the Golden Cudgel, her face dark as George's body shattered, and a multi-tentacled Zerg less than half a meter tall crawled out.
Behind it, countless God Summoning Society members rapidly shriveled and dissipated into ash.
"I misjudged the Spiritist Association. Turns out there are plenty of unreliable people in this world!"
Chu Ran sidestepped a tentacle covered in slime and swung her cudgel down.
They wanted to use her to threaten some great-grandmother, but before her cheap great-grandmother even showed up, the God Summoning Society outpost had turned into a Zerg nest!
And as for it... Chu Ran stared into the compound eyes fixed on her, a chill running through her heart.
This thing had its sights set on her.