As Hao Xiaoxi absorbed the enormous amount of information as quickly as she could, Zhou Zhezhi finished the necessary revisions to his speech with one final stroke of his pen.
"Xiaoxi."
Hao Xiaoxi came over, and Zhou Zhezhi handed her the speech before taking out a cloth to wipe his glasses.
Hao Xiaoxi took the speech. At that moment, the lightweight clip and few thin sheets of paper felt like an immense burden in her hands.
As Zhou Zhezhi's student, she knew he wanted her to deliver the speech.
With a trace of uncertainty, she asked Zhou Zhezhi:
"Teacher Zhou, should I really be the one to deliver such an important speech?"
Zhou Zhezhi put his glasses back on and gave Hao Xiaoxi a faint smile.
"When has a speech here ever been unimportant? Just read it as written."
"Every last word."
Unlike the professional diplomat's smile he had worn last time, Zhou Zhezhi's smile was warm and approachable now, his words filled with trust in his student.
Understanding her teacher's faith in her, Hao Xiaoxi nodded slightly, then left the conference room with Zhou Zhezhi and headed toward the UN hall.
"Thank you. That's much better..." After receiving some basic treatment, Mirror Knight and Glenfire thanked the three technicians treating them.
"It's nothing. You've done so much for us. This is hardly anything in comparison."
"So you're the red giant and the silver-and-green giant? I'd love to know how that works..."
"I don't really know how it works either. Like the Ultramen, I was just born this way," Mirror explained with a smile.
"These wounds are nothing. They'll really heal on their own in a little while..." Glenfire was somewhat resistant to having bandages wrapped around him.
In the Commander Room, Ritsuko unhesitatingly displayed the success rates MAGI