Yun Heng said he would handle everything regarding Li Wei joining the temporary legion.
Before ending the "conversation," Li Wei remembered Qin Lan again—and her letter.
She had promised, after all, that she would definitely get Qin Lan home alive.
She was worried that while she was away, Qin Lan might be sent out as cannon fodder again, leaving her unable to look after her even if she wanted to.
Thus, Li Wei asked Yun Heng once more whether he could refrain from assigning any missions to the 7th Squad while she was supporting the Arctic Alliance.
Yun Heng still took everything upon himself, even coming up with an excuse for pulling strings on the spot.
As the captain of the Seventh Squad, Li Wei had participated in the support mission. That meant the Seventh Squad was already considered to be on a mission, so naturally, it would not be assigned any additional missions.
Only then did she set her mind at ease, sighing, What a sin, what a sin. I shouldn't have doubted Grandpa Yun's character.
The Yun Family really were all good people!
Li Wei spent the following day doing absolutely nothing.
Without the company of her adorable Abyssal monsters, she felt as though she had become a fish out of water, finding even breathing difficult.
It was not until after nine that evening that the barracks door was pushed open.
Qin Lan walked in wearing a camouflage cloak and a military windproof mask, her entire body covered in dust and dirt.
Seeing her like this, Li Wei could not help asking curiously, "What happened to you? Where did you go?"
Qin Lan smacked the cloak at the doorway, then took off her coat and goggles. "I hitched a ride to the field hospital in the rear."
"There