When we arrived at the entrance to the Experiment Base, a group of people rushed out from inside.
They blocked our path.
But the moment they saw the Doctor, their expressions changed slightly.
One of them stammered, "D-Doctor!"
The Doctor snorted coldly and said, "You still recognize me?"
That guy hurriedly nodded. "It was the Doctor who brought me to the Void Realm. Otherwise, I would've died outside long ago. The doctor had given me an ultimatum back then, saying I only had three more months to live. But after coming to the Void Realm, I no longer had to worry. After all, even if we got the most serious terminal illness here, we wouldn't die. There's no time here, so the disease naturally can't worsen."
The Doctor sneered. "So that makes me your lifesaver?"
"Of course," the man said with a smile.
The Doctor nodded. "Then why aren't you getting out of the way?"
But the man looked troubled. He coughed lightly. "Doctor, although you've shown me kindness, I can't let you go in. I'm doing this for your own good too. If you go in, you'll be in danger. The Supreme Commander will never let you live."
The Doctor sneered. "What if I insist on going in?"
The man's expression darkened as well. "Then I can only offend you, Doctor. We're all insignificant little people. Before people like you, we're not even worth a fart. Why make things difficult for us? You immortals may be fighting, but you should at least consider whether we live or die."
His words were full of blame. Was this really someone who knew how to be grateful? It seemed his gratitude was nothing more than lip service.
"The Supreme Commander said to let them in." At that moment, a man walked out