Just as Zhang Tianyuan was about to fall asleep in the rocking chair, Jeff returned with the children.
It carried a tablet and showed the photos on it to everyone it met.
That's a photo of it with Goodyear and a group of children on the Golden Gate Bridge, and maybe a few members of the Mutual Aid Society are also in the picture.
Everyone in the photos has a bright smile and a relaxed posture, showing that they were indeed taking the photos when they were very happy.
Zhang Tianyuan also saw Robert.
"Mr. Chairman, Finch would be delighted if he saw this photo." Even as they were about to head to the Pacific Rim Spacetime, Jeff was still beside Zhang Tianyuan, holding his tablet and flipping through the photos on it.
Robert, who was in charge of the group, nodded and said, "Yes, your master will be very happy to see these photos after he wakes up, to see you and Goodyear living peacefully with humans..."
Although we haven't received any information about Finch's medical condition in the Pacific Rim Spacetime yet, the other medical teams have a general idea of his situation based on the medications he's taken.
It was nothing more than long-term malnutrition plus some radiation sickness, which was probably contracted by Finch when he first switched to daytime search and lacked adequate protection.
In a normal society, this situation certainly wouldn't result in death, or rather, it would never escalate to such a serious level.
Even if it's the end of the world now, the cause of Finch's serious illness is most likely not radiation sickness. Ultraviolet radiation sickness is generally not fatal; the most likely cause is still starvation.
From Jeff, the medical team learned that Finch hadn't eaten anything for the past few days, only drinking some water, and they also deduced that he had a long history of not eating.
This is the most fundamental reason.
Even a normal person will become sickly from hunger if they don't eat for several days and only drink water, let alone someone who is constantly on the go, whose mood fluctuates greatly, and who is always full of water.
If you can get through this, you'd truly be a superman.
Once the medical team and the patients to be transferred had all arrived, Zhang Tianyuan opened the Spacetime Tunnel, gently patted and comforted a few children hiding on stretchers with anxious expressions, and softly said to the medical staff beside them, "Go on."
Jeff was wearing a cotton jacket, and
Holding Goodyear, it waited at the end of the line, swaying left and right as it waited for the line to move forward. Suddenly, as if it remembered something, it turned around and handed a postcard to Zhang Tianyuan with one hand: m.
"Mr. Chairman, this is for you, as a thank you for saving Finch..."
Zhang Tianyuan took it and saw that it was a postcard of the Beipanjiang Bridge, which should be one of the many postcards that Finch had collected before.
He accepted it and thanked him with a smile.
"You're welcome, this is a gift..." Jeff spoke using a Chinese voice library, his tone sounding somewhat strange.
After delivering the postcards, Jeff followed the others through the Spacetime Tunnel.
In the hospital on the other side, the doctors were ready to receive new patients transferred from another time and space at any time.
From the moment the Spacetime Tunnel appeared, everyone was on high alert. Each time someone appeared, someone would quickly hand over information such as their medical condition and allergy history, and then they would be taken to a ward to await further examination.
Besides these doctors, there were also many reporters filming the scene for future publicity.
This is a project that their leader attaches great importance to; it is an important step for them to integrate into the Mutual Aid Society.
It is said that in order to secure the treatment of these patients in their own country, their leader Taylor, went to great lengths to snatch the job from the other side.
However, if Zhang Tianyuan heard this, he would probably calmly deny it, because it was Ning Jihua who personally Taylor this request to him.
Ning Jihua himself had no interest in this task.
The reporters diligently took photos, while whispering amongst themselves about the survivors' conditions.
"This person looks like he's been beaten up recently."
"My God, the one next to him is in even worse shape. Was his face burned?"
Many journalists mechanically analyzed the survivors, trying to find the most suitable person for propaganda.
Some of the survivors sent over earlier were in particularly bad shape, and when asked, it turned out they were genuinely miserable; those who had simply been slaves for over a decade were considered lucky.
In particular, the information they revealed about the current situation of another brother country in another time and space has caused great concern among many people.
When the apocalypse arrives, the gunfight dreams of 300 million people will return...
The mere thought of such a situation is terrifying.
Some people have even stood up again and are calling for gun control.
There is also a corresponding one
A group of people stood up and shouted that as long as everyone had more guns, and every home was an armory, there would be no need to worry about becoming the neighbor's granary.
Both groups claimed to be right and fought fiercely against each other.
Moreover, one problem after another arises.
Because someone compared the situation in Finch Spacetime's North America with the situation in Tan Mingda's world, which is also in the same timeline, it suddenly became somewhat awkward.
Although Tan Mingda's side also failed to withstand the solar storm, at least most of their people survived, and their organizational capacity remained very strong.
Under these circumstances, some astute Western scholars have also discovered information about other time periods that the Mutual Aid Society has publicly disclosed.
Then they discovered that in the face of the apocalypse, their civilization often performed worse than Eastern civilizations, and the countries they influenced and transformed performed even worse than themselves.
The initial resistance to cooperation in No. 1 Spacetime, the Antarctica escape in No. 2 Spacetime, the Spaceship Faction in No. 3 Spacetime, and now the CS war in No. 5 Spacetime —rumored to have even opened a nuclear war room...
This discovery had a profound impact, plunging many into pessimism about their own civilization as soon as it was published, and it remains a hot topic of discussion among the public to this day.
The term "inherent flaws" has become an extremely popular phrase that you hear every time you turn on the TV these days.
For Taylor, this situation was a relief.
They're struggling to feed their own people, yet they're spending so much manpower and resources treating a group of strangers from other timelines, and these are all critically ill patients.
He was under immense pressure.
The current discussions about gun control and the inherent flaws in our own civilization have naturally reduced the pressure on him.
Reporters at the scene continued taking photos one after another, commenting on the survivors' pictures to determine the best subjects for their publicity and to make their reports go viral.
"This one won't do. He looks too tall and strong; he's not pitiful enough."
"This one won't do either, she's too ugly."
"Huh? Why are all the bones on this person showing? And they're black too?"
As the reporters watched the footage, the black "bones" looked very strange and didn't resemble humans at all.
Or rather, it is indeed not human.
"Is... is this a robot?"