Alger was startled. His first reaction was that he had been ambushed, but in the past three years, he had never had a reaction similar to that of the cadet lying on the bed...
He suddenly became quiet, remembering that if he only screened the results, the only time he was suspected of being contaminated was ten years ago, during the last battle with the Alliance.
So he asked, "Three years ago?"
"Yes." The elf's eyes were filled with worry for him. "I feel that the same but stronger aura is destroying his spiritual sea and even further destroying his consciousness."
Alger was speechless. He had always thought that what happened was an accident. The Zerg and humans had always had a deep hatred for each other. Under the circumstances at that time, he was not surprised that the other side surrounded him.
Now it seems that the other party is involved with the God of Plague?
"Since the plague itself isn't a problem, let's deal with it first." Alger remained calm. "As for the mastermind behind this, I'll be careful."
"Okay." Xu Shiqing nodded, then pointed to the door: "Then you should go out first."
The Duke came out of the room dejectedly, looking a little helpless, which made the others feel nervous, fearing that something had happened to the people inside.
Anthony, who had a handsome appearance, asked nervously, "General! Is Fred okay?"
Alger looked at him in surprise. Fred was the name of the cadet inside. The man in front of him, if he remembered correctly, was the other person he had forced into the game.
He had a good impression of this junior, as if he had seen someone who wanted to share the work with him, so his tone was a little more relaxed: "Well, with the priests of the Temple of Nature here, everything will be fine."
As he was saying this, the door opened. Not only did everyone else, but even Alger looked over in surprise.
"Penny?"
"The treatment is over, and the patient has woken up." The elf noticed their gazes and paused. "Perhaps you would like to see him?"
After knowing that there was no problem, the liveliness of students quickly appeared on the faces of these young people who were no more than twenty years old.
Fred lay on the bed, looking at his companions with dead eyes: "Why are they here too?"
His eyes fell on Anthony and his group, and his meaning was clear.
"Although we are opponents in the game, outside of the game, we are all soldiers of the empire." Anthony said sincerely. He and Fred just had some personal grudges, but that was not to the point of wishing anything to happen to the other.
"...That's why I hate people like you." Fred gritted his teeth.
They were clearly rivals in love, and Fred, a self-proclaimed bad man, had stumbled upon Anthony in a way that would have been impossible for anyone else. Yet Anthony remained unrepentant and unrepentant, so fair and ruthless. How could such a man choose Leo in the face of disaster? He only had his sights set on the path he pursued, and he would never compromise for anything he stood for.
Fred liked Leo and he didn't want him to suffer this kind of silent hurt that he couldn't blame anyone for.
"...Please stop pestering me and Leo." Anthony was silent for a moment, then said, "When it comes to relationships, only the chosen ones are qualified. Do you have the same qualifications as Leo?"
"If you continue like this, it will only make Leo hate you."
Click.
"The medical department is looking for you guys for physical examinations." The Duke stood at the door with a smile on his face.
The conversation had to be interrupted.
Anthony stood up and left. He had great respect for this accomplished general. He considered Alger Lecter's life a great inspiration. The realization of his life values and political ambitions, and his story with the king, were legendary stories throughout the empire.
As he walked out, he noticed the priest from the Temple of Nature hadn't left. He suddenly remembered how he and Alger had appeared at the same time during the match, one to stabilize Fred's situation while the other interrupted the match to maintain order. Their coordination was seamless, and their work was clearly divided.
Thinking of this, as Anthony was about to turn the corner, he inadvertently glanced in the direction he came from.
The general's hand holding the weapon was now patiently and gently adjusting the elf's slightly loose hair and putting the messy accessories back in place one by one.
From this perspective, the legend on the Imperial Capital Star that General Alger Lecter had a miracle was not without reason.
He thought.
"Anthony, are you okay?" As soon as Leo Doron saw the man, he ran over and grabbed him.
"It's okay, nothing happened." He comforted his lover. Ever since Doron was liquidated, Leo has been busy with family affairs. This time, he finally came to watch his game, but this happened.
He was in such a hurry that he only had time to ask the team members who didn't want to check on Fred to explain the situation to Leo via the terminal. Judging from the situation, Fred probably wouldn't have the time to bother them again.
After all, if Fred's family knew that their heir not only wanted to interfere in other people's feelings, but also lost control of his emotions during the game and caused a pollution outbreak, they would never sit idly by.
The cadet, who was not very honest, smiled and said to his lover, "I found something interesting this time."
"The general really has someone he likes."
"Huh? Really?" Leo opened his eyes wide, his eyes shining: "Tell me in detail!"
This is how rumors are often born.
On the other side, Alger and Xu Shiqing were a little nervous after hearing such a melodramatic love story.
But it's understandable that young people have lost their minds since they have just tasted the sweetness of love...but it's too much to want to break up a happy couple.
Alger: "...Young people today!"
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