Quick Transmigration: Saving That Cannon Fodder

Just as he was about to say a few more words, Gong Mingyuan gave him an impatient look:

"Alright, let's do as Dr. Luo says."

After saying that, he got up to leave. As he passed Luo Jiuyu, Gong Mingyuan patted him on the shoulder and said:

"Dr. Luo's younger brother has lost some weight recently, saying he misses his brother. Dr. Luo could record a video, which I will forward on his behalf."

Upon hearing this, Luo Jiuyu's expression turned somewhat unpleasant. She clenched and unclenched her fingers on the table, then smiled and said:

"Then I'll have to trouble the dean. My brother is in poor health, so I hope the dean will be understanding."

To Gong Mingyuan, these words sounded like a forced attempt to be relaxed.

With his doubts gone, Gong Mingyuan smiled and agreed before leaving.

After going downstairs, the assistant who was standing beside him asked Gong Mingyuan in a low voice, "Dean, what about the surveillance camera malfunction last night...?"

Gong Mingyuan said unhurriedly, "Weren't the surveillance cameras in front very clear? Besides, Ou Heng and the others saw it with their own eyes. 011 failed, how could it be fake?"

"Besides, his brother is still in my hands. He's his only family. Do you think he'd dare to do anything underhanded?"

Thinking of this, Gong Mingyuan couldn't help but laugh.

Luo Jiuyu has been a prodigy since childhood, and Gong Mingyuan is genuinely pleased to have such a person working for him.

Gong Mingyuan remained skeptical of Ou Heng's doubts, after all, Ou Heng's feelings for Yun Chuan were quite obvious.

If Ou Heng weren't still useful to him, he wouldn't have allowed someone who coveted Yun Chuan to stay in the laboratory.

The phone rang, and Gong Mingyuan glanced at it, his smile deepening.

"Look, I just mentioned it briefly, and he obediently recorded a video and sent it over. Luo Jiuyu cares about his younger brother the most, so he definitely wouldn't and wouldn't dare to betray me."

Gong Mingyuan was full of confidence.

After recording and sending the video, Luo Jiuyu's gaze never fell on Ou Heng, who was watching her intently. She only said one sentence to the others:

"I'll be busy these next few days, so please prepare the samples. I'll come pick them up when the time comes."

Gong Mingyuan only required him to work in the laboratory and did not restrict his freedom. To the outside world, he was the chief physician of the sanatorium.

In reality, he was a researcher in the laboratory, Dr. Luo, who was highly regarded by the dean.

Ou Heng and the others couldn't do anything about him and could only watch him leave.

"Brother Ou, are we just going to let him go like this? Or should we go and inform Yun Chuan?" someone suggested.

Another person scoffed, "Yun Chuan is focused on figuring out how to cook for Gong Mingyuan right now. He's completely obsessed with Gong Mingyuan; he doesn't even remember who we are."

Ironically, those who accompanied Ou Heng to Country A have now become Gong Mingyuan's subordinates.

Who is Ou Heng? Back in the Kingdom of Yanigu, Ou Heng was a prodigy. He came to Country A to help with research for Yun Chuan.

Those whose families had collaborated with Ou Heng naturally followed him to Country A and became members of the laboratory.

Little did they expect that Yun Chuan was completely obsessed with love.

What they didn't say was that Ou Heng was also a love-struck fool, actually following an inferior vampire to this place to do illegal things.

Hearing Yun Chuan being talked about, Ou Heng glanced at the person and scolded:

"Shut up. If you don't want to follow me, you can leave. But if I hear any more bad things about Yun Chuan, don't blame me for being impolite."

The group of men shut their mouths in embarrassment, not daring to say anything more. Their families still depended on the Ou family, and they dared not offend Ou Heng.

Before leaving the lab, Luo Jiuyu took several bags of blood plasma from her office, the image of that beautiful yet clumsy vampire flashing through her mind.

A faint smile crept across her lips without her even realizing it. When she came to her senses, she was baffled and quickly regained her composure.

Pushing up her silver-rimmed glasses, Luo Jiuyu walked out of the laboratory building carrying her briefcase.

On the other side, Akahoshi was idly scrolling through his tablet.

Country A is a very harmonious country, and in most people's minds, the species of vampires only appears in novels and movies.

If vampires existed in reality, the shock they would experience would be no less than waking up one morning to find the ground floor filled with tattered zombies.

A pot of soup was simmering. Akahoshi was half-lying on the sofa, his stomach starting to rumble with hunger again. He had discovered something: he would get hungry very easily as long as he wasn't drinking Ayu's blood.

That big bowl of animal blood we had this morning was basically fed to the dog.

Bah! He's not a dog, he's a dragon.

Akahoshi had a good grasp of his own abilities. He glanced at the fruit on the coffee table, picked up an apple, and took a bite.

Having lived for so many years, I've come to understand what it means to be utterly tasteless and unappetizing.

With a look of disgust, Akahoshi swallowed the bite, staring at the red apple he had taken a bite out of, unsure whether he should continue eating.

It would be a waste not to eat it, but if I do eat it, I feel like I'm doing myself a disservice.

Just then, the sound of a door opening came from outside.

Luo Jiuyu walked in carrying several bags, the transparent plastic bags containing some meat and vegetables.

The vampire stared blankly at him, revealing two cold fangs, and held a half-eaten apple in his hand. Luo Jiuyu suddenly wanted to laugh.

"Master, are you back?"

Red Star doesn't care about anything else; calling out "Master" first can't be wrong.

"Hmm, are you hungry?"

Akahoshi nodded: "Hungry."

As if in keeping with its own state, the pink tip of its tongue licked its sharp teeth.

After closing the door and carrying the ingredients to the restaurant, Luo Jiuyu took out the blood plasma she had brought from the laboratory from her briefcase.

This is all human blood; compared to animal blood, vampires would probably prefer this.

Pour the contents into a large bowl using the same method, and Luo Jiuyu says, "Come and eat."

It was at this moment that Luo Jiuyu smelled the aroma of meat soup coming from the kitchen.

Chi Xing decisively put down the apple in his hand and headed straight for Luo Jiuyu.

Vampires are incredibly fast, and since this was Luo Jiuyu's first time raising a vampire, she was naturally startled by its lightning-fast movements.

Just as he was slightly stunned, Akahoshi reached out and hugged him, rubbing his neck gently like a big dog.

"Master, you smell so good."

Luo Jiuyu discovered that whenever he held her, her legs would go weak uncontrollably, and a strange tingling sensation would rise in her heart, as if a voice in her mind was calling out: Please drink my blood to your heart's content.

The slightly cold fangs gently swept across Luo Jiuyu's neck, causing her to shiver again.

"You, let go, I brought you blood."

It was spoken in a commanding tone, yet it was gentle to the core.

Akahoshi smelled the sweet scent in his arms and couldn't resist gently licking it, followed by a light bite.

Luo Jiuyu's fingertips turned white as she gripped his clothes, her heart filled with nervousness and an unspeakable... anticipation.

What was he expecting?

Luo Jiuyu was unaware that he was quite annoyed by his own thoughts.

His neck wasn't bitten through in the end; Akahoshi couldn't bear to do it, but he could still endure it.

"Don't be afraid, I'll hug you," Akahoshi whispered.