The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 341 Aftermath (Part 2)

Jiang Hui's coma wasn't deep; she was only briefly dizzy and regained consciousness shortly afterward. However, she felt weak all over, as if her body, hands, and legs didn't belong to her, and she could only lie on the ground like a salted fish.

Clarence's condition was naturally much more serious. A soldier with some medical knowledge examined him and determined that his condition was quite serious and required immediate treatment. Since he couldn't be moved easily, the soldier immediately contacted the military's reserve therapists to come over.

Seeing that things were getting increasingly chaotic on the inside, and wondering what had happened, the people responsible for guarding the area were starting to get restless and kept looking in that direction.

However, Jiang Hui didn't have the energy to investigate what had happened. She just felt a headache and no energy, while Clarence was in shock. Both of their health bars were almost zero, and they were just waiting for the mobile medical station to arrive and take them away from this dangerous scene.

A dark shadow suddenly blocked her view. Jiang Hui looked up with slightly unfocused eyes and saw a familiar face.

Their eyes met—

"You've arrived," Jiang Hui said weakly. She moved her shoulders, but still felt it was difficult to coordinate her muscles and bones, so she simply gave up the idea of ​​sitting up to greet him.

In the end, the other person squatted down first, helped the girl up from the ground, and let her put her arm around his shoulder.

It was clear that the other person was truly exhausted and quite frightened. Huan Xian simply helped her up from the ground, her arms and knees still trembling involuntarily. This was clearly an overreaction caused by muscles being kept in a state of extreme tension for a long time, and the wear and tear and strain must have been quite severe.

Fortunately... and really fortunately, she is still alive and has not suffered too much harm.

Jiang Hui tried to force a smile to tell the other person that she was really fine, but after thinking about it, she felt that her current state was not very convincing, so she simply didn't say anything.

Huan Xian didn't speak, but Jiang Hui could sense that he was definitely not in a good mood. After helping Jiang Hui sit up, he looked at Clarence, his gaze falling on the other's tightly closed eyes and slightly heaving chest. His lips were pursed, and both of them remained silent.

No one knew Huan Xian's true identity, yet these soldiers, seeing him lingering there, didn't say anything to drive him away. At first, they even nodded and nodded to him with great respect.

The sergeant who examined Clarence said to Huan Xian and his companion, "His condition is not good. Although he is not in immediate danger, his leg wound shows clear signs of infection and he needs to be taken to the hospital immediately. In addition, the wound may need to be injected with a high-grade antigen-based drug. Perhaps you will need to help contact his relatives."

Before Jiang Hui could react, Huan Xian had already nodded solemnly.

Then a mobile treatment point appeared before them, and the group quickly connected Jiang Hui and the other injured man to the aircraft, bringing them out of danger.

Huan Xian seemed to want to follow, but in the end he didn't. He just said something to the girl and watched the two of them enter the transfer and treatment center.

Meanwhile, the fighting inside the arena gradually subsided, and most of the rebels were brought under control. Hundreds of small mobile medical stations scattered to the locations of the wounded survivors, moving them in one by one for treatment and then evacuating them from the area. The rest was entirely the military's responsibility.

Huan Xian's ability to enter the inner defense zone to check on Jiang Hui and the others was certainly not accidental.

The most crucial objective of this mission was to capture Angel, a member of the rebels involved in stealing classified imperial documents. Jiang Hui and Clarence were essentially unwitting victims caught in the crossfire, completely outside the military's plans.

Although their motives were traceable, their backgrounds were clean, and there was nothing suspicious about them, the timing of their appearance was too sensitive. The military had to be careful, so they specifically assigned several soldiers to oversee their situation.

The area near where Angel's mech crashed is definitely a sensitive zone in the entire arena right now; theoretically, no one except military personnel should approach it. Huan Xian was only allowed entry after showing his transfer order and identification.

The soldiers responsible for guarding Jiang Hui and Clarence were not entirely clear about Huan Xian's identity. However, since he had been able to enter, he must have had permission from the nearby garrison, so they didn't press him for details.

Just now, after watching Huan Xian and Jiang Hui's conversation, I thought that was why they came, but I didn't expect that he didn't go with them in the end, but stayed behind instead.

"They've left..." A voice broke through the silence. Huan Xian turned his head slightly and saw Lieutenant Colonel Solsa and his group who had come all the way.

Huan Xian wasn't surprised that Zhou Xiuwen wasn't in the group. Arrangements still needed to be made on the other side, and it would be irresponsible for him, as the one giving orders, to be present. However, it was clear that Major General Solsa had come specifically for this matter, which was in line with his character.

"They are both alright." Huan Xian withdrew his gaze, greeted the officers in a light tone, but his eyes were fixed on another direction. This was the reason why he decided to stay here instead of leaving with Jiang Hui and the others.

It seems the military's trip today was ultimately in vain; Huan Xian knew this, and at the moment, only he knew it.

Lieutenant Colonel Solsa nodded to his subordinates following behind, who then relayed the message to the other end.

This was the first order issued by their junior leader, so they had to put in their best effort. That's why Solsa himself was here. Although none of them arrived in time, the result was obviously good, and the rest seemed less important.

Meanwhile, the rear command personnel who had completed the overall planning and deployment also arrived. With the large number of reinforcements sent by Zhou Yuanjing, the previously difficult battle situation was immediately resolved, and the cleanup work was quickly completed.

Those who deserved to be killed were killed, those who deserved to be arrested were arrested, and the surviving civilians were all safely escorted out. All that remained were the innocent civilians who had died unjustly and the soldiers who had sacrificed their lives; their deaths would likely have to wait until things were settled here before they could be dealt with.

The young man who took over and assisted with the subsequent deployment immediately spotted Huan Xian standing with Solsa. He quickly strode over and gave a superior-subordinate salute: "Chief of Staff Huan." Then he gave Solsa and the others the appropriate military salute.

"Everything is arranged." The young man asked naturally, without any embarrassment at having abandoned his follow-up work to come here. On the contrary, he seemed to have a sense of ease that it was only right for him.

The young sergeant nodded and replied, "Yes." Huan Xian's prediction was entirely correct; following the steps he had predicted, the military successfully completed the final tasks.

On the contrary, it seemed that the various teams involved in the encirclement had encountered a minor problem. Although it was unrelated to the rear command, they had nothing urgent to do at the rear, so they followed along to check the situation.

Advisors and staff officers are not considered proper military positions; they are, to some extent, temporary transitional roles. However, Zhou and Huan are quite different, which I will discuss later.

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