Bai Zhu had a dream.
She had the impression that she remembered things very late.
She doesn't remember anything before the orphanage, and she only vaguely remembers the last half month of the orphanage. She was taken home by Bai Lingyu after she was 6 years old.
After the second full moon, wars broke out and the commander's tasks were heavy. Bai Shu didn't see Bai Lingyu for half a month after arriving home. She only occasionally felt someone touching her head in the early morning. When she got up, she found a gift on the bedside. .
So the second meeting was in the hospital.
She had a high fever at home, and her nanny was on leave. By the time Bai Lingyu found out, she had already lost consciousness. Later, she only vaguely heard the doctor say, "High fever for too long may damage brain cells and worsen hearing loss." It’s a conservative estimate.”
Bai Shu was in a coma for three days that time. When she woke up and saw Bai Lingyu, she was still a little strange and scared.
The little nurse who delivered the medicine whispered: The Major General has been guarding here for the past two days after leaving the battlefield. You don't know, when the doctor just said that your fever has subsided and there are no sequelae, Major General Bai's eyes were so red that I thought he was going to cry. , it turns out that people like him can be afraid.
Bai Shu was stunned for a long time, and then he answered slowly: Everyone will be afraid.
Everyone will be afraid.
But Bai Lingyu only said it once.
Before he died, he said he was afraid that Bai Zhu would be bullied after he died, because there would really be no one around her at that time.
He is a really good father, even though he is very busy and a bit clumsy.
"There's nothing wrong with the blood test. It's probably an old injury. I've bandaged it and applied the serum and it'll be fine..."
Bai Shu opened his eyes and slowly focused his vision, first seeing the cold white ceiling.
She tilted her head and saw Bai Lingyu communicating with the doctor, and for a moment she couldn't tell whether it was a dream or reality.
"Okay, I understand. Her injuries must be kept strictly confidential."
After sending the doctor away, Bai Lingyu saw the awakened Baizhu and put his hand on her to help her sit up: "The old injury recurred, but it was only slightly contaminated. It's fine now - what do you think I'm going to do? I just shaved my beard today, don't worry. Just a kid."
Bai Zhu withdrew his gaze.
She was still on the sofa in the office, and Bai Lingyu suppressed the matter.
"Did you get this injury when you were rescuing people in the East Coast Forest?"
"Well, it's not serious."
Bai Zhu glanced at the wrapped bandage.
It seems that the key information that can affect the course of the Red Moon Era cannot be disclosed to others.
"The leader of that hunter team asked me to find a savior. You should be living with them now, right?"
"Yes," Baizhu said still languidly and spoke a little slowly, "You can just ignore her. After all, you are the only one looking for her."
"Whatever you say is what it is," Bai Lingyu tutted, "What if I don't keep it a secret?"
Bai Shu glanced at Bai Lingyu slowly, and the remaining emotion in his heart was long gone.
"Six years after the pollution increases, it is still necessary for you," she said vaguely, unable to hear clearly. "You will be much more stable."
Before Bai Lingyu could ask further questions, Bai Shu continued:
"If I don't keep it secret, I will be killed by the council. You should know this very well. Every commander has spies from the council. They are wary of people with military command authority and are very suspicious."
Bai Lingyu's eyes changed, and the teasing just now became serious, and he admitted a little self-deprecatingly: "You are right."
He picked up the old topic again: "Have you just talked about half of the pollution of the safe period? Do you know the time?"
"I don't know," Bai Zhu shook his head and replied calmly, "I'm not a god. If I know everything, why would I pollute the Survey Bureau?"
"That's right." Bai Lingyu pondered for two seconds and stopped asking, "So let's talk about your business. You didn't come here just to remind me to take precautions? You can also talk about this on the phone."
"I want to discuss a cooperation with you."
"cooperate?"
Bai Lingyu became interested, "What kind of cooperation?"
"I want the system template for the [Stinger] anti-aircraft missile."
Bai Lingyu paused slightly and narrowed his eyes: "What do you want with that?"
"Insurance for civilian lives."
"Third Base will protect them."
"Are you sure? In the case of a possible alien wave, after you have thought of a retreat plan?"
Bai Lingyu didn't answer.
"You're not sure, because you know that once the pollution spikes and the aliens become rampant, the military alone cannot protect them."
Bai Zhu laughed: "Even when the council allows evacuation, there will not be many residents of the second city left in your jurisdiction. Even if you start to evacuate now, it will not be completed in less than half a month."
Bai Lingyu took a step back: "When the time comes, we can issue weapons to the residents."
"Issuing weapons to residents, or to residents of the Second Outer City?"
Bai Shu found it funny:
"Do you want to be expelled from the military, or assassinated by the parliament? Even if you don't mention this matter, will there be enough arms for a war? You can't even let all adults have a gun in their hands! Besides, ordinary weapons can't stop it at all. Living with aliens will only make them angry."
Bai Lingyu was silent.
He knew very well what Bai Zhu said.
The answer I just gave was just to find a reason to refuse.
After a moment of buffering, Bai Zhu spoke again:
"All the weapons of the army are distributed by the parliament. The army itself has no ability to produce weapons. This is also a means of centralization of power by the parliament.
"But there is a ready-made data system in the third base, which can be copied, and I only need it."
"etc."
Bai Lingyu heard this and was slightly shocked: "You mean you can make weapons?"
He stood up suddenly and looked at Bai Zhu condescendingly: "Don't tell me that you are from a black market arms dealer."
Bai Zhu was funny: "Of course I'm not."
Bai Lingyu hesitated: "Then you..."
"I am an arms dealer myself."
Bai Lingyu: "!!"
