Outcast Omega Pampered by the Alpha General novel Chapter 233

Chapter 233 The Trainee Healer

They wanted that one chance.

To stand up again.

To go back to the battlefield.

To fight the insectoids that had invaded their homes and ruined their lives.

Some families must have begged them before they left.

“If you cannot return to the front, then stay with us, all right?”

Most of the veterans refused.

When the Empire was in danger, someone had to go.

They had experience.

They had grit.

They still had the ability.

If they could return, why would they stay behind?

So the injured Alpha veterans arrived at Moonfall with that resolve.

And countless more were still coming.

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“Please keep the line moving. Do not crowd. The sanatorium is sending shuttle carts to assist with transfer.”

“Dr. Rhodes, arrivals have exceeded projections. We need to reassign beds.”

“Understood. Family members, please submit the veteran’s medical file at registration before boarding. Patients will be assigned by injury type. Thank you for cooperating.”

Colonel Zoya Vance personally led a team to the front gate to organize the Alpha veterans.

Fortunately, Moonfall’s military care system was complete enough that even this sudden influx did not break internal order.

“Set up additional multi–level modular units outside the sanatorium. Families accompanying patients get free food and lodging. Any wounded soldier who cannot be admitted immediately will wait there.”

Old Mr. Landry, seeing that the number of Alpha applicants had blown past the estimate, immediately expanded logistics support.

As a Beta, he respected these Alphas from the bottom of his heart.

With current imperial medicine, Betas like him did not usually lose limbs permanently,

If a Beta still had breath left, most injuries could be repaired.

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Alphas were different.

A damaged psychic sea or injured spirit form was beyond standard technology.

Only Omegas could help.

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“We give what we can. Better food, better rooms, better care. Spending traitors‘ dirty money on our own soldiers? That feels damn good.”

Just as Orion had promised, Moonfall hired Omega medical teams from major hospitals at extremely high

rates.

This time, the Omegas did not look down on the Second and Third Legions.

Quite the opposite.

Even the Omega Protection Association came to Moonfall voluntarily.

When Omegas had been murdered by traitors, doubted by the public, and attacked online, Orion and the two legions had stood in front of them.

He had protected Omega safety.

So now, Omegas were willing to help him.

Within one day, Moonfall created more than twenty Omega specialist groups, each responsible for consulting on different psychic–sea injuries.

Jelena and Celia Vale also announced that they would provide strong remote technical support.

The Second and Third Legions livestreamed the whole process, letting the entire Empire watch a public welfare effort paid for with “traitor” assets.

Viewers began sending tips and donations on their own.

The livestream platform then announced that it would not take a cut. Every coin would go directly to the Second and Third Legions.

The officials, lawmakers, and nobles who had just lost fortunes almost coughed blood from anger.

What had Orion spent?

Nothing.

Not a single coin of his own.

And people were still giving him money.

Damn it.

Was this a saint?

This was a man black all the way through.

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Could no one see that?

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No one cared about their outrage.

At least the netizens did not.

Inside Moonfall, Julian wandered through several inpatient buildings for injured veterans.

A mimicry mask covered his face. A trainee healer badge hung from his neck.

Beside him trotted a silver wolf cub carrying a tiny lotus on its head.

Julian truly wanted to do exactly what he had told Orion.

Slack off.

Pretend he had worked.

Ask for a little material.

But after thinking it through, he realized there was a problem.

The mecha was supposed to be Orion’s birthday gift.

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If all the materials came from Orion and the Ashford family, would Julian not look insincere?

So he decided to earn part of the materials himself.

The rest could come from Dr. R.

A disciple needed materials to make a gift for his spouse. A master had to contribute.

Whether Dr. R agreed was unimportant.

Julian had already agreed for her.

“Lena! Lena, what is happening? Do not scare me. Lena!”

A sharp cry broke Julian’s train of thought from the ward at the end of the corridor.

Almost immediately, a tall figure rushed out like a storm.

She was a slender female Alpha.

She should have looked heroic, but now her hair had fallen loose, her eyes were red, and her expression twisted under pain, rage, horror, and despair.

She seemed to be seeing something that had broken her.

Then she charged straight at Julian.

Julian: “?”

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Danger.

He tilted his head.

Then he lifted one leg, ready to kick.

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