Chapter 130

However, amidst this cold questioning, Theresa slowly opened her eyes.

"I... I'm still alive?"

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Volume 1: Chapter 162 Who are you?

This bewildered question, though not loud, was like a sharp needle, piercing the balloon of tension.

Theresa's eyes showed obvious confusion as she turned to look at Han Fei and whispered, "You... resurrected me?"

"Wouldn't 'rescue' be a more appropriate term?"

Han Fei raised an eyebrow. "It's medicine, not magic."

Theresa was both amused and exasperated; a strong sense of absurdity overwhelmed her.

It's no exaggeration to say that Theresa had even made her own funeral arrangements; everything was ready, and she had even closed her eyes before her death. All that was left was to put a final judgment on her life.

And now, suddenly, they tell her, "Oh, you don't have to die. My medical skills are superb; I saved you."

What's this? A terminally ill patient's eyes were closed, and their heartbeat had stopped, but the doctor brought them back to life. After the revival, the doctor even said, "Oh, sorry, we sent the wrong pathology report. You're fine, you're perfectly healthy."

Kal'tsit recalled Mon3tr; she had already realized something was wrong—this group of strangers didn't seem to be enemies.

"Your Highness Theresa, what just happened?"

As she spoke, Kal'tsit sniffed; she could smell the strong stench of blood in the air, and that smell was coming from a room not far ahead.

"An assassin has broken in."

Theresa said softly, "They were all very familiar faces. I was locked in a fierce battle, and when I was completely exhausted, I made some final arrangements and erased the Doctor's memories..."

Then, everything went black.

"Yeah, my last feeling was that someone caught me, but I don't know what happened after that."

As she spoke, Theresa glanced at Han Fei and said softly, "Although I didn't feel anything afterward, thank you anyway."

You're too kind.

Han Fei waved his hand dismissively.

"Doctor?"

Kal'tsit remained silent.

She knew very well that no one but the Doctor could operate the ship's core control system, and only the Doctor could issue that command.

--Disable all ship defense systems.

Even Kal'tsit couldn't do that.

Therefore, this was not a simple assassination, but a premeditated betrayal.

Kal'tsit had so much to say to Theresa, but for now, she couldn't speak.

She didn't know Han Fei and his teammates, and she didn't want outsiders to know about this matter, as it was too much of an interference.

After a brief moment of thought, Kal'tsit spoke up, "Your Highness, come with me. I have something I'd like to discuss with you privately."

"Good."

Theresa smiled apologetically at Han Fei.

He then followed Kal'tsit to a secluded spot for a private conversation.

Han Fei didn't seem to mind and said, "Alright, everything's fine now. Let's continue looting."

There are still Shroud Reapers all over the place.

"Great! I love this kind of segment!"

Lemuen immediately became excited, as she wasn't very familiar with the people from Babel at that time.

It's clear from her behavior just now that even Theresa is nothing more than a lickable package in her eyes.

Therefore, she didn't care what Theresa and Kal'tsit would talk about next.

Anyway, whatever they talk about is none of her business.

Only licking her bag is the real big deal that concerns her.

Texas had a similar idea: Haf Coins is the real deal, but what is the Demon King? Can you eat him?

Lemuen, however, tiptoed to Han Fei's side and whispered, "That woman in green seems quite aloof. Will that affect what's to come?"

At this moment, the only woman who could be associated with green clothes is Kal'tsit.

Han Fei didn't expect the old lynx to be affectionate towards him. He shrugged and said nonchalantly, "Maybe she will, but she's not unreasonable. There's no reason for her to attack us after I saved her prince."

Han Fei declined to comment on what the old lynx had done.

Anyway, he found it quite amusing; he had once organized a multinational coalition to launch a fierce attack on Kazdel, and now he was mingling with the Demon Lord of Kazdel.

All I can say is that the old lynx knew how to play chess.

"Then I'll go make some money first."

Seeing Han Fei's Lemuen, Remy felt a little more at ease. She then turned around and went into the room to join the others in looting the spoils.

Han Fei would be lying if he said he wasn't worried at all.

He has two things to rely on in Terra: the GTI and the prophet who knows the storyline.

But it's clear that the plot will change from here on out.

Theresa is dead, but not completely dead.

It's really hard to say what will happen next.

The only reassuring thing is that Theresa is not a war maniac.

So, there's no need to worry about her turning her back on you.

It wouldn't be so bad that I would immediately start fighting with her after saving her.

As for the rest, Han Fei can only take it one step at a time.

While Theresa was still away, Han Fei squatted down and started looting the bag.

I did think about searching for "Doctor".

But when he reached out, he found he couldn't lick it.

It seems the Doctor's condition is different from Lemuen's last time.

Last time Lemuen almost died.

But at this moment, the Doctor is still some distance from being dead.

Before long, when Theresa and Kal'tsit returned, they witnessed a truly wondrous scene.

Han Fei and his teammates all squatted in front of the corpses of the Shroud Reapers, placing their hands on the bodies, looking completely absorbed, as if they were performing some kind of special ritual.

This scene looked so strange that even Theresa paused for a moment before whispering:

"Mr. Han Fei, what are you doing?"

Hearing the sound, Han Fei closed the search interface and stood up to explain, "Uh, we're cleaning up the battlefield."

"?"

Theresa tilted her head, a hint of confusion subtly appearing in her gentle eyes.

Is this how you clean up a battlefield?

Even when collecting loot, shouldn't you at least rummage through everything?

That's strange.

"So, you're done talking?"

Han Fei gave his teammates a "you guys continue" look, then walked up to Theresa and Kal'tsit alone, asking, "Have you thought about what to do next?"

No...

Theresa shook her head and said softly, "I was prepared to die, but you seem unwilling to let me rest in peace."

Han Fei paused for a moment, then said, "Is it possible that even death cannot bring you peace?"

Theresa will be resurrected later, so where does this talk of "resting in peace" come from?

"So you do know something after all."

Theresa wasn't surprised and said softly, "So, what's your plan?"

"Wait a moment, Your Highness."

Kal'tsit interrupted, "Han Fei, who exactly are you?"

"Me? I'm a human being, just like your Doctor."

Han Fei grinned, his smile radiant, "Pure-blooded humans, immune to Originium infection."

Volume 1: Chapter 163 Patient Guidance

Kal'tsit's pupils dilated, and she instinctively took a step back, calmly saying:

"That's impossible."

The previous civilization has been destroyed, and without special means, it is impossible to travel across that long period of time to reach Terra.

The Doctor has survived to this day is because she is no ordinary person; she was the creator of the plan herself.

And this Han Fei.

There is no information about Kal'tsit.

"It's not difficult to verify."

Han Fei was quite frank. "Why not just find a piece of Originium and cut my hand?"

"Can't!"

Lemuen was the first to speak up, "Boss, whether they believe it or not is their business. You can't do something so dangerous."

"That's right."

Texas followed closely behind, saying coldly, "There's no need to risk your life just to gain her trust."

Even Lemuen, who was engrossed in looting, couldn't care less about looting at that moment. She rushed to Han Fei's side, grabbed his arm, and shouted, "Boss, boss, don't do anything stupid! Your sister and we don't want to see you take risks!"

Han Fei was actually confident; Hakibo had personally verified the feasibility of the plan.

However, his teammates were unaware of this, and in their view, the risk was too great, undoubtedly a deliberate attempt to contract Oripathy.

There's no need to risk it because of what this woman in green said; whether she believes it or not won't make any difference.

Seeing the girls' concerned looks, Han Fei shrugged and changed his tune, saying, "Okay, since my teammates don't support me, then never mind."

He paused, then added, "However, I am indeed very confident. Your Doctor has already verified the feasibility of this plan, hasn't he?"

"No need to cut your hand."

Kal'tsit stepped forward, past Theresa, and stood in front of Han Fei, staring intently into his eyes. "All it takes is a vial of your blood to verify whether you've been lying or not."

"Alright."

Han Fei nodded slightly and readily agreed, raising his hand and saying, "Then you can draw."

Kal'tsit glanced at Han Fei and said, "Wait a moment."

She turned and left, clearly to prepare the equipment needed for the blood draw.

After she left, Theresa spoke up, "Ms. Kal'tsit has always had this kind of personality, rather strong-willed, please forgive her."

"It's nothing."

Han Fei waved his hand; it wasn't like he'd only just met the old lynx.

And, so far, this old lynx is doing alright; at least it's not talking nonsense.

He still remembers the old lynx's first appearance; her rambling was truly chilling. She would stretch out a single sentence into a long, drawn-out monologue.

It's truly chilling.

Theresa stared at Han Fei's face and said softly, "If you are a pure-blooded human like her, does that mean your choices are different from hers?"