Elysia covered her mouth and giggled.
Perhaps Lin could not outtalk her, but his unusual way of thinking made it easy for him to annoy someone.
The chairman looked at Lin, who remained perfectly calm, as if he wanted to say something but stopped himself. In the end, he clenched his fist and let it go.
"All right, Captain Lin. Seeing that you can move normally puts my mind at ease. When I heard you had been paralyzed, I worried for quite some time. I was afraid humanity would lose such an outstanding warrior as you."
"I'm a soldier. Also, what exactly do you want?"
From the beginning, this man had been saying things that sounded reasonable yet somehow did not, flattering Lin all the while. After listening for so long, Lin still could not figure out why he had come. For someone who preferred to explain everything within three sentences, this was rather unfamiliar.
It was not that Lin could not accept visiting as a reason. Elysia said she had come to visit him, so Lin did not question her further.
But the chairman said he had come to visit Lin, and Lin could tell that was not his true purpose.
This almost impatient attitude made the chairman clench his fist again. Yet he still had to force a smile. "Actually, Captain Lin, I came to tell you the outcome of the assassin's case."
Lin lowered his head in thought when he heard that. "...Were you the one handling it?"
"This matter had to be handled seriously. After all, both Captain Lin and Doctor Mei are precious assets of MOTH."
"Didn't you oppose Mei?" Elysia suddenly asked from behind him.
"Different views do not prevent us from fighting for humanity together. Seeking common ground while setting aside differences is