“The Rose Declaration is an inevitable choice for the long-term development of the base but it does violate the standards of human nature. The Trial Court, the mercenaries, the emergency response system… many systems violate this. If I wasn’t looking at it from the perspective of the base, I would support her resistance.” His voice became very low. “However, does her resistance make sense? She even… took all our embryos.”

“No one has done anything wrong. The ending is the same.” He stared at the blank wall, his eyes looking like he was on the verge of breaking into pieces. He could only maintain his sanity by murmuring, “This… this fucking era.”

This era of the geomagnetic field disappearing wasn’t a disaster for humanity, it was simply a trampling.

It first made humans aware of the fragility of their physical bodies, made them realize the futility of the technology they were so proud of and then denied the legitimacy of the base’s actions, finally proving that even humans weren’t independent of an animal’s will.

However, it wasn’t appropriate to say so. It was because the world didn’t care about human existence at all.

An Zhe placed a hand on the glass of the interrogation room, trying to get close to the doctor to comfort him.

“Okay.” He saw the doctor take a deep breath, regaining a certain degree of calmness. “Now it is your turn to explain two things.”

“First, since Seraing thinks you’re human, why weren’t you infected by Madam Lu? Second, why did you go into the D1344 laboratory and take the inert sample?”

An Zhe lowered his eyes and didn’t speak.

“You have to tell me.” The doctor pleaded. “If I don’t get any results, you will fall into the hands of the senior colonel.”

An Zhe remained silent and shook his head.

“You haven’t seen the military’s interrogation method.” Dr Ji got up from the chair, standing in front of the glass wall and staring at An Zhe. “If you don’t know why you aren’t infected, we will wait for Lu Feng to come back and for power to be restored before returning to the Lighthouse to do a thorough examination. However, you have to tell me where the D1344 sample is.”

An Zhe still didn’t speak and the doctor concluded, “Is it something that you can’t tell me and Seraing?”

An Zhe nodded.

“Why? You’re a good boy.” The doctor’s eyes were complicated as he repeated, “The sample is too important. Where is it?”

The author has something to say:
In my belly.

CHAPTER 54