Lin Chuchu looked at Mu's mother with eyes full of admiration and gave her a thumbs up.

Several days after returning, Lin Chuchu had nightmares, dreaming about what happened in the forest and the sight of Chen Long with blood spurting from his forehead in front of her.

The authorities were keeping a close eye on Lin Chuchu's condition and had assigned a psychologist to provide her with psychological counseling.

Lin Chuchu walked out of the counseling room with a headache.

She understands all those big principles; she doesn't need anyone to remind her again.

There aren't many qualified psychologists these days.

The special forces captain stepped forward with concern, "How are you?"

The psychologist who followed Lin Chuchu out chuckled and said, "Comrade Lin has no major problems. She is mentally healthy. She is just having some difficulty adapting to the bloody scene. She will get better as she gets used to it."

Lin Chuchu nodded. She didn't want to undergo any more psychological intervention; she preferred to let herself recover slowly.

The captain nodded, smiled, and thanked the psychologist.

After leaving the hospital, the team leader turned and glanced at Lin Chuchu.

"Are you really okay? Why do I still feel like something's not quite right about you?"

Lin Chuchu subconsciously twitched her lips and said with a mournful face, "I never want to do psychological intervention again. It makes my head buzz. Now my mind is full of the psychologist's long-winded lectures."

Seeing that she was really alright, the captain chuckled at her helpless expression. "It's good that you're alright. We almost always have to do psychological intervention before every mission. What they say can be a bit long-winded..."

Lin Chuchu shook her head, indicating that she didn't want to talk about these things.

Changing the subject, she asked, "Are you leaving soon?"

The team leader nodded. "The higher-ups have given us a few days off. I'll be leaving the day after tomorrow."

Lin Chuchu nodded. "Thank you for saving me so many times. If it weren't for you this time, I would definitely be dead."

They died quietly, until one day they were discovered by archaeologists, and perhaps their bodies were disposed of carelessly as grave robbers.

Most importantly, I thank him for allowing me to see my family again and watch my two children grow up.

The captain opened his mouth, but in the end he just casually said, "This is our duty, you don't need to thank me like this."

Yes, it's our duty, just like Mu Chen, who abandoned his family to protect everyone because of his duty.