An Zhe told him, “Now he believes I’m human.”

“He might’ve just been looking for a fault.” The doctor shrugged. “The people of the Trial Court will always have a mental problem.”

“He is okay.”

The doctor cast an admiring look at him. “You are the first person I have ever met who spoke up for Colonel Lu.”

Then the doctor’s eyes moved to his left arm again. “Are you injured?”

An Zhe noticed that his relatively large movements had pulled up his sleeve, exposing his left arm wrapped with a bandage.

“Yes.”

“It is time to change the medicine.” The doctor lifted the medical box next to him and pulled out a new roll of bandages. “I’ll put it on you.”

The doctor seemed to be an easygoing and kind-hearted man. An Zhe whispered, “Thank you.”

The doctor removed his original bandage while praising, “This knot is good.”

An Zhe thought about it and decided not to tell the doctor that Lu Feng had done this for him or the inspection department might be surprised again. They seemed to think that Lu Feng was a type of bad guy with no bottom line.

The moment this thought came out, An Zhe suddenly frowned. At this moment, he seemed to understand why Lu Feng didn’t talk to others. The Judge’s position was destined to be like this. He was thinking so when he heard Colin call out from next to him, “Doctor.”

The doctor bandaged An Zhe and looked at him. “Yes?”

“Now the outer city has fallen, there is no need for the Trial Court to exist.” Colin requested, “Can we know the principles of the trial?”

An Zhe thought that Colin was really a firm opposition party.

“Why do you want to know? The doctor leaned against the detection car and watched him with folded arms. “Do you have any family or friends killed by Lu Feng?”

“My mother,” Colin replied. “She went to the wild and never left the armoured car all the way.”

“There are a few tiny monsters so it isn’t impossible.”

“However, she didn’t look or act differently.”

“Hmm.” The doctor hummed lightly. “So? If all relatives of those killed by the Trial Court asked the inspection department for a statement then we won’t have time to ensure the security of the front gate.”

“However, it is different now. You have time.” Colin raised his voice. “I just want to know why.”

Looking at him, the doctor smiled.

“You’re right, it’s different now.” The doctor spoke gently. “You are now a person of the main city and will slowly know a lot more information.”

He casually wondered, “Do you think that after being infected, the human body is slowly eroded?”

“Otherwise?”

“No.” The doctor stared up at the sky. “Once the infection occurs, your DNA strands—all the DNA structures will change in an instant. You are doomed the moment an infection occurs.”