Since The Red Moon Appeared
Chapter 272

Orphanage Director

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At the Moon Platform home, when Lu Xin pulled out that document, a special report was also being given in an executive meeting room in Qinggang Main City. Only five people were listening: Su Xinzhong, chairman of the Qinggang General Administrative Hall; Shen Lei, minister of the City Defense Department; Colonel Chen Jing, leader of the Special Action Team of the Special Pollution Cleanup Department; and two other gentlemen of the highest rank in Qinggang Main City.

The person giving the report was Professor Bai, director of the Special Pollution Research Institute.

Although Qinggang still had many matters left behind by the Sea Nation's attack to deal with, in their eyes, this report seemed far more important than all those matters—even Qinggang's retaliation against the Sea Nation afterward. Their expressions were all extremely tense.

"Before I begin this report, I need to remind you."

Professor Bai got straight to the point. "What you are about to hear may involve matters beyond our own identities."

"Knowing these things may not necessarily be beneficial. I hope you can prepare yourselves mentally."

Only after saying this did he solemnly look at everyone present. "From the first time I saw the information on Individual Soldier—or rather, Lu Xin—in the report Chen Jing submitted, and the details in that report concerning him and the Crimson Moon Orphanage, I already had some guesses about his identity. The reason was not him, but the orphanage."

"Later, through investigating that orphanage, I found an important piece of evidence. After comparing the two, I began to suspect that the inconspicuous orphanage in Qinggang Satellite City No. 2 might be connected to the laboratory that escaped from the Alliance Research Institute."

"..."

Minister Shen spoke coldly. "You should explain in more detail. I want to know exactly what you discovered."

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