Commander Li came over and added a few more words.
"Besides Ye Ruan, we still need two more people. Does anyone want to volunteer?"
All three teams stood in uniform on the open ground outside the building.
Yang Xiaomian spoke up. "Sir, I volunteer!"
Si Ning answered right after him. "Sir! So do I!"
Anywhere would do, as long as he could hide a little longer.
If he didn't leave now, Jiang Qing would settle the score, catch him, skin him, and eat him alive.
Commander Li gave the two of them an approving look.
"Good. Throughout this mission, you will follow Commander-in-Chief Cai Hao's orders! Gu Cheng is promoted to deputy commander-in-chief. You leave first thing tomorrow morning!"
Standing off to the side, Lu Yao glanced at Gu Cheng and exchanged a few more quiet words with Commander Li.
Gu Cheng's sharp ears caught Bai En's name.
Bai En.
The old bastard who had once dissected Gu Cheng alive.
Commander Li frowned and snapped:
"He's dreaming! Assign a few more people to watch him around the clock!"
Lu Yao said, "Understood."
After everyone was dismissed, Lu Yao stayed, waiting for Gu Cheng to ask.
Gu Cheng went straight to the point. "What's going on with Bai En?"
"Ask Dr. Xu. I have something to discuss with Lou Yu."
Lu Yao took Lou Yu's hand and walked away.
They would be apart for a month. There was a lot they needed to say.
Xu Chu gave an apologetic smile. "Well, Bai En is the biological grandson of the leader of the First-Generation Special Person Research Team, after all."
"He's one of the old guard among the researchers. Although he's mentally ill now, he still has lucid moments."
"The Inuit Research Team moves its Arctic base every six months. The last