Chapter 248 He Said No
At the Moonfall joint meeting of Omega healers, Dr. Serena Rhodes brought up the matter first.
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Over the past few days, rumors had already spread through Omega circles that the Second and Third Legions seemed to have found a method to treat shattered cores.
Now that Dr. Rhodes had said it directly, Helen and the others immediately became interested.
“Dr. Rhodes, have you truly mastered a way to repair psychic sea cores?”
Dr. Rhodes smiled without answering.
The little cupcake, Anya Bell, was the one who said, “We have, we have. It is treatment, not a guarantee. Whether they live depends on luck.”
That was not a lie.
Because Little Master had already told the Omega officer group of the Second and Third Legions that he would personally train them and let them take over the lower–rank Alpha upgrades.
When Little Master acted, success was 100%.
As for them…
Hard to say.
“Treatment, not a guarantee?” Elias Whitmore widened his eyes in shock and looked at Dr. Rhodes and the others with condemnation. “Does that mean you plan to experiment on these Alphas?”
After he said that, the Omegas who did not belong to the Second and Third Legions all looked conflicted.
Clearly, they did not approve of what the legions were doing.
“Healer Rhodes, Healer Bell, I hope you will face this seriously.”
Helen looked displeased.
“Your two legions do not have an S–rank Omega. Such a dangerous treatment has an extremely low margin for error to begin with. Worse, you plan to take these Alphas away from the capital world.”
In Helen’s view, the Second and Third Legions had gone completely insane.
This time, Orion had obtained two SS–rank royal insectoid cores.
One helped Jelena successfully advance.
The other had disappeared.
The imperial upper circles had not stopped guessing.
Everyone knew Dr. Rhodes was a student of the late empress and the chief healer of the Second and Third Legions.
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If she had been on the front line at the time, she would definitely have been the candidate with more potential than Jelena to advance into S–rank.
But she had not been there.
As for Anya, he had talent, but he had not crossed the barrier at the top of A–rank.
He may have tried.
He definitely failed.
So the treatment power of the Second and Third Legions remained weak.
And weak was already bad enough. Now they wanted to go to the Spirit Abyss System to run experiments.
By the time Helen wanted to save someone, he might not even make it.
So Helen soon said in a low voice, “As one of the Empire’s two S–rank Omega lords, and the more experienced one, I do not approve of this.”
Dr. Rhodes wanted to respond, but Helen did not intend to give her the chance.
“I want to see Orion. I must discuss the treatment of this batch of wounded Alphas with him. Is he going to ignore the lives of injured soldiers just to please a Beta?”
Then he heard Julian, who was also symbolically attending the meeting through a call as a healer of the Second and Third Legions, say, “I hugged my Orion’s neck and asked him. Orion said he does not want to see you.”
Helen: “?”
Dr. Rhodes and Anya: “…”
Why would you provoke him?
The moment Julian’s processed synthetic electronic voice rang out with that dead–serious tone, the entire meeting room went quiet.
The Omegas looked at one another.
Some of the shyer ones even blushed.
What did he say?
He said he hugged the general’s neck and asked him.
He also said the general was his.
Then was this person the mysterious Beta gentleman?
With that thought, the Omegas could not help sneaking side glances at Helen from the corners of their
eyes.
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Their desire to eat gossip was practically overflowing.
Under so many subtle Omega gazes, Helen’s breathing became visibly quicker.
Every faction had long analyzed those incidents online.
They believed those things had not been Orion’s style.
So the person controlling Orion’s account earlier was definitely not Orion himself.
It could only have been that Beta gentleman.
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And judging by that person’s habit of telling people to “get lost” at the slightest provocation, he was clearly not a graceful man.
So Helen had been mentally prepared.
Reality proved he had not prepared enough.
The Beta’s lack of grace was beyond imagination.
Helen said, “You are Orion’s Beta spouse?”
Julian said, “Dao companion.”
Helen: “…”
Insane.
He took a deep breath before speaking again.
“I am not looking for you. I am looking for him. I must discuss this batch of Alpha wounded with him. As one of the Empire’s two Omega lords, I do not approve of this decision.”
“But he said he does not want to see you.”
Helen had just been about to argue when Julian continued, perfectly matter–of–fact, “Also, forget that you are only an Omega healer. Even if you were king of heaven, whether you approve or not no longer matters. Before this decision was issued, Orion already had the wounded soldiers sign treatment consent forms.”
In other words, the patients themselves had agreed.
Why were you here opposing them on their own behalf?
Helen’s hand tightened slightly under the table.
He did not speak.
Elias, sitting beside him, did.
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