Chapter 164 Is this the kind of gossip he could possibly know?
"I think this matter probably has little to do with Letekar. If the other side really has such ability, our Second Legion will never have a chance to rise to prominence."
No sooner had Simon finished speaking than an insect raised a contrary point of view.
“That makes sense. If it really was Letecar, then his mental sea wouldn’t have been shattered when he fought Claire.”
The other insects nodded in agreement.
Simon's expression darkened further. "If you think it's not Letercarr, then who else could it be? Who else has that ability?"
The insects looked at each other in bewilderment. They felt that it was not Letekel who did this, but they couldn't think of any insect that had such an ability.
For a moment, the entire office fell silent.
After a long while, one of the insects finally spoke again, breaking the silence.
"I heard that Letekar was also severely injured this time, and it seems that he has lost his memory and even his IQ has dropped to that of a seven-year-old. I don't know if it's true or not."
This insect's words immediately attracted the attention of the other insects.
If Letkar has truly lost his mind, it will be a great loss to the First Legion.
After all, Letekar's combat power was a nightmare for every insect in the Second Legion.
If the other party really has amnesia and intellectual impairment, then their elite team's sacrifice this time will not have been in vain.
Simon naturally thought so, so he immediately said, "Send a bug to the First Legion to investigate, and then spread this news across the StarNet!"
Whether it's true or not, as long as they say it first, it must be true!
They had been betrayed by the First Legion several times before.
This time, let them taste what it's like to be betrayed!
If their Second Legion can't clear their name, then let the First Legion be tainted by them too!
...
Because of the Second Legion's questionable actions, the headlines on StarNet the next day almost entirely focused on the three major legions.
[Shocking! Rumors circulate that Major General Letekar of the First Army has amnesia! His IQ is only that of a seven-year-old!]
[The heavy losses suffered by the three legions in the encirclement and suppression operation – was it due to command failure?]
[Major General Letekar suffers from amnesia and dementia! Can he still become the Second Prince's only female insect...?]
...
In an instant, a storm was stirred up on the StarNet.
Ludwig saw these messages immediately, of course.
His brow furrowed even more as he scrolled through the comments on various insects' posts on the StarNet.
[Oh my god! The Second Prince was so fond of the Major General before, it must have been because he admired strength, right? Otherwise, he wouldn't have only wanted one female insect. Now that the Major General has amnesia and dementia, will the Second Prince fall for someone else?]
[Gua Le Ge Cha Cha: You know what, you really think, if that's the case, does that mean I have a chance? My requirements aren't high, just a female servant will do!]
[The most handsome man in the interstellar realm: My urine is yellow, let me wake him up! Raise the banners of the Second Prince and the Major General! Anyone who breaks up my pairing will be killed without mercy!]
[Lai Le Lai: Don't you guys think that His Highness the Second Prince might get bored and go find the Major General's younger or older brother?]
[Guatian Guagua: Upstairs, are you alright? Are you alright? If you're alright, go eat your nutrient solution! What grudge does His Highness the Second Prince have against you? Why does he have to send this worm back to eat shit?]
[Interstellar arranged marriage: Not necessarily. With His Highness the Second Prince being so outstanding, he'll probably find another insect, right?]
...
With each new line he read, Letekar's expression grew increasingly grim.
The male lord can only be that one insect!
He wouldn't allow him to find any other female insects!
The medic sat opposite Leterkar, watching him furiously scroll through his personal terminal, unsure whether to interrupt him.
He had been worried that Letekar would be bullied by Tanchi, but judging from what he had just asked,
Tan Chi was literally raising Letekar like a little insect.
Moreover, they are raised with exceptional care.
Thinking about his previous suspicions about Tan Chi, he suddenly felt ashamed.
They are equally determined to cure Letekar!
Whether for the sake of the major general or for the sake of the second prince, he had to work hard.
"Major General, please stop looking at the personal terminal for now. Let's continue with the next question, shall we?"
The medic patiently looked at Letekar, trying to recall what his brother looked like when he was seven years old, and then decided to have a good talk with their major general.
Then he received a cold look from Ludkar.
The military doctor was speechless.
Those idiots, who understands? Their major general clearly has the intelligence of a seven-year-old, yet he still trembles in fear because of just one cold look from him.
He really couldn't cure these symptoms of amnesia at all.
After Letkar rummaged through the personal terminal for a while, he looked at the medic and asked, word by word, "How can you help me regain the cognitive abilities of a normal age as quickly as possible while I have amnesia?"
Upon hearing this, the military doctor's eyes lit up instantly. "Major General, you could actually do some basic tests first, and then we can analyze the specific situation after the tests."
Upon hearing this, Letekar didn't rush into the so-called test. Instead, he stared intently at the medic and asked, "What kind of test do you want to conduct? What is the main purpose of the test?"
He always knew that he was different from ordinary insects in terms of emotions.
He didn't want his powerful lord to know.
Seeing that Lettkar was showing signs of relenting, the military doctor slowly began to speak: "It's actually a mental status assessment form, mainly evaluating the patient's orientation, memory, language ability, calculation ability, etc., primarily to determine whether there are any impairments based on the patient's cognitive level..."
Seeing that Letekar's expression remained unchanged, he slowly asked, "Major General, are you concerned about the normal perception of age because you're worried that His Highness the Second Prince might change his mind?"
Knowing that the medic was his own insect, Letekar revealed a little of the truth: "The lord thinks I'm only seven years old and doesn't want to touch me."
Military doctor: "!!!"
Good grief, where do they not want to touch?
Is this something he could possibly know?
But he already knows, what can we do?
Is this the allure of a top-tier gossipmonger?
After a moment of internal turmoil, the medic calmly looked at Letekar and said, "Major General, actually... there is no instrument that can directly measure age. As long as your cognition reaches the level of an adult insect, you are no longer a seven-year-old child... Of course, if your IQ is measured, well... that's another story."
His words gave Ludwig an idea instantly.
He was worried that if he only had amnesia but his cognition was still in the adult insect state, Tan Chi would suspect that he was faking amnesia, which is why he said he was too young.
I never expected so many troubles to happen.
Fortunately, his subordinate was intelligent.
Letekar narrowed his dark eyes, then looked at the medic and said, "I understand. The rest of the treatment will depend on you, medic. I believe your treatment will definitely help me, right?"
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