Ying Gou felt perfectly normal.
But the Doctor and I were not so optimistic.
Of course, we were not hoping for anything to happen, but such mutations generally came with some kind of side effects.
The Doctor examined him very carefully, yet he found nothing abnormal no matter how many times he checked.
Only then did the Doctor nod at me. "I've checked everything that needs checking. There shouldn't be any problems for the time being."
The Doctor was always precise in his wording. He had said "for the time being," which meant he still had some uncertainties. He said that was because he had yet to truly grasp these circumstances; after all, his research into the Great Yao Star people had only just begun.
Although he had samples of Great Yao Star people in his possession, captured by him, he had not yet had time to study them carefully.
Fu Cheng and that guy had been captured together earlier. The Administration Bureau had wanted to take that guy away as well, but we ultimately refused.
First, the Doctor needed a sample for research. Second, anyone who had appeared alongside Fu Cheng should also have been an important figure from Great Yao Star, and we might be able to get some information out of him.
The man had been handed over to Xie Yi, but the Doctor had also sent his own staff along. He had thoroughly instructed them on what to do. Once Xie Yi finished interrogating him, the man would be returned to the Doctor.
"Good thing it was only a false alarm," I said.
Ying Gou knew we had been worried sick over him. Somewhat apologetically, he said, "It was just a sudden idea. I wondered whether drinking that invisible man's blood would give me some kind