Armor Guardians

Chapter 126 It’s your own fault
Da da da da da da~

Suddenly, Xia Qianmeng heard the familiar sound of a helicopter propeller. Looking back, she saw that it was indeed a large helicopter from the Dragon Group, which was about to land on the roof of the hospital.

At the same time, a large group of nurses rushed out pushing gurneys, as they had all received the information in advance and were waiting here.

As expected, after the helicopter landed, the Dragon Group armor summoner and the two Shadow Group giants were carried onto the trailer. However, perhaps because they had rested for a while, their condition was much better than before, and none of them were unconscious.

She glanced at them, then without saying hello, Xia Qianmeng simply jumped down from the building...

That's right, she just flipped over, because she was having so much to vent her feelings at that moment, and this was the only way she could do it.

Halfway down, Xia Qianmeng once again used her lightness skill to jump from one building to another, and no one knew where she went.

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Because the Shadow Group's mission failed, all the Dragon Group armor summoners who received assistance were injured. Inevitably, the Shadow Group will be held accountable by the Dragon Group.

However, since the Shadow Group is a world-class organization, the Dragon Group dared not disrespect it. Therefore, they could only settle for holding the Shadow Group personnel in charge of this operation accountable, namely Xia Qianmeng.

So, that evening, Xia Qianmeng received a message from her master, saying that she needed to go to the Dragon Group headquarters for a meeting a week later to discuss compensation for the failed mission and why it had failed.

Xia Feng stared at the information for a while before looking away.

The Dragon Group headquarters? The moment Xia Qianmeng saw those four words, she was reminded of those unpleasant memories from the past. To be honest, she really didn't want to go, because the trauma was too great.

However, that doesn't mean she's afraid to go, though that's a week from now.

Having survived the night, Xia Qianmeng figured her sister should be awake by the next morning, so she planned to visit her at the hospital around nine o'clock.

Sure enough, when Xia Qianmeng arrived at the door of that familiar ward, she heard voices coming from inside. They were Xia Qianxue and Xu Fangying, which meant that Xia Qianxue had already woken up.

Moreover, judging from Xia Qianxue's very clear voice, Xia Qianmeng could tell that her younger sister was recovering quickly, which made her very happy.

Pushing open the door to the ward, Xia Qianmeng saw, as expected, Xia Qianxue, who was half-lying down, chatting with Xu Fangying, and she seemed to be very happy.

The two people inside were quite surprised by Xia Qianmeng's arrival, but Xu Fangying was the first to feel relieved: "Xiaomeng, what brings you here? Come on, have a seat."

As she spoke, Xu Fangying pulled over another chair next to Xia Qianxue's hospital bed. Xia Qianmeng did not refuse and went over to sit down.

Looking at her younger sister smiling at her from the bed, Xia Qianmeng suddenly found herself unable to utter the words of concern she had prepared. She felt uncomfortable and embarrassed.

Finally, Xia Qianmeng managed to squeeze out just one sentence: "Xiaoxue, does your wound still hurt? I'm sorry~" Hearing Xia Qianmeng's apology, it was impossible for Xia Qianxue not to be surprised. Why was she apologizing? Xia Qianmeng hadn't done anything to wrong her.

If we're talking about the monster attack, it was Long Linghuai who made Xia Qianmeng leave. To put it bluntly, wasn't this the Dragon Group's armor summoner's own fault?
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P.S.: As for why the protagonist doesn't turn evil, the author thought about it for a long time, and finally decided not to let him turn evil. If he's going to be ruthless, he'll be ruthless to others.

(Actually, the author never wrote about a character turning evil, for fear of not being able to do it well.)
Furthermore, some readers may not understand this, so we'll explain it in detail here.

First of all, there are many reasons why the protagonist makes money and then abuses the other protagonist. Didn't I already say that? The protagonist's sister didn't know how much money the protagonist was taking, so she misunderstood. It was a misunderstanding. After all, they are family. What can't be forgiven?

Furthermore, there was the fact that her family stood by and watched while the protagonist was being tortured.

Let me explain again. It's not that the protagonist's parents don't want to help, but... it also depends on their abilities. Their martial arts skills aren't high, and they're not armor summoners. If they try to save people, it would be equivalent to going against the Dragon Group, a huge organization. The result would not only be that they can't save people, but they would also get themselves and Xia Qianxue involved, which is not a good outcome.

Another point is that, as the saying goes, with great power comes great responsibility. The protagonist's parents naturally knew the extent of his abilities at the time, and they didn't want the protagonist, who knew no martial arts, to take risks. That's why they agreed to let the Dragon Group take away the protagonist's armor.

However, what happened next was an accident, an accident that the protagonist's parents could not prevent.

Therefore, the protagonist's parents still had the protagonist's best interests at heart. It was just that the Dragon Group members were unable to take down the protagonist's armor summoner, so they resorted to extreme measures.

If we have to use extraordinary measures, then so be it. After all, severed limbs can be reattached within a certain time. The Dragon Group's medical personnel are so skilled, they must be able to reattach Xia Qianmeng. That's what the protagonist's parents thought at the time.

However, they never expected things to develop this way, which only shows that they trusted the Dragon Group too much, but the Dragon Group gave them nothing but disappointment.

Overall, the protagonist's family isn't too bad; they just have a lot of misunderstandings. As long as the protagonist can resolve his inner conflicts, nothing is impossible, right?
Of course, the grievances suffered by the protagonist at the hands of Dr. R of the Dragon Group cannot be left unpunished. This grudge will not go unavenged, but the time has not yet come, the author promises.

Now that you've said that, have you figured out your thinking a bit better?

Actually, the author's biggest selfish reason for doing this was that he didn't want to see the protagonist so pitiful, unable to go home. When writing novels, the important thing is to have fun. It's fun to torture the protagonist for a while, but it's not fun if it's constant.

P.S.: Also, some readers are leaving the fandom, so why not just leave quietly? Why make me see these comments? Are you trying to threaten me into writing according to your wishes?
To this, I can only say that's impossible, because transformation stories are a niche genre, and authors can write whatever they want; having fun writing is more important than anything else.

At the same time, I also know that there aren't many readers right now. I can see the number of people who vote for the recommendation every day in the backend, and I see all of this.

To put it bluntly, if you're going to leave, then leave. You don't need to bother telling me. My style is varied, and this isn't some masterpiece. I just wrote this because I was out of books to read.

(End of this chapter)