Deducing Godhood from the Fetal Stage

Chapter 99 Subsidy

[Categories: Humanities, Martial Arts, Sciences, Arts, Education]

[Science Foundations: Introduction to Spiritual Runes, Five Elements, Basic Talismans | Beginner Engineering ————]

Jiang Yun's eyes lit up again.

"Take this home and look at it yourself." He handed over the tablet. "You don't need anyone to teach you how to use your brain."

Jiang Yun took the tablet, holding it in her two small hands, her thumbs already sliding across the screen.

Qiu Mian leaned back in his chair, watching the baby flip through the catalog at an astonishing speed, spending no more than two seconds on each item, as if quickly selecting what he needed.

He opened his mouth, as if to say something.

For example, "Don't rush, take your time."

For example, "These carefree days will never come again."

But the words stuck in his throat.

Full of wisdom and Daoist body. Primordial Daoist body. All four gates are bright. Receiving the divine fire of the Daoist Lord.

With this talent coming his way, from the moment he was diagnosed, his "days of not having to worry about anything" were over.

Saying those things is just self-comfort.

This kid is destined for an extraordinary life.

So he just patted Jiang Yun's head and didn't say anything more.

Jiang Ren's voice came from outside: "Director Qiu, can we go back now?"

Qiu Mian got up and walked out of the lounge, with Jiang Yun following closely behind, her short legs moving quickly, her hands still tightly holding the tablet.

"It's ready." Qiu Mian nodded to Jiang Ren. "All procedures have been completed, and the monthly resources will be delivered to Jing Shui Pavilion within three days."

""

He paused and glanced at Jiang Yun.

"Also, I suggest preparing some basic science books for him."

Jiang Ren looked down and saw his nephew holding a tablet bigger than his head, his little brows furrowed, his thumb poking around on the screen, making "hmm" sounds, as if he was competing with himself.

"—He can read books now?"

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"Yes," Qiu Mian said calmly, "and much faster than you think."

Jiang Ren opened his mouth, but ultimately didn't ask anything more, and picked up Jiang Yun along with the tablet.

"Thank you, Director Qiu."

"You're welcome."

Qiu Mian watched the figures of the aunt and niece disappear at the end of the corridor.

He stood there for a while.

The image of Jiang Yun pointing at the red question mark and saying "It's broken here" flashed through my mind—it wasn't showing off or taking credit; it was simply stating a fact.

Two months old.

Qiu Mian looked down at his hands.

He ultimately remained silent about the matter of the Ghost Mother eating spirits.

The manuscript was spread out on the table.

The two-month-old baby lay on it and watched for half an hour.

He didn't know how much Jiang Yun had absorbed. Maybe she hadn't understood anything at all, maybe—

He shook his head and turned back to his office.

On the way back.

Jiang Yun leaned against Jiang Ren's chest, the tablet resting on her lap, her fingers still swiping across the screen.

In his mind, the computing power of [Divine Calculation and Evolution] was fully activated, cross-referencing, summarizing and integrating the contents of the manuscript, the basic teaching materials on the tablet, and the Dao Fruit annotations of the three Great Saints in the Divine Fire Hall.

The basic framework of the Five Elements had already formed a rough but complete skeleton in his mind.

It's very rough.

But with the skeleton in place, it's only a matter of time before we add flesh.

A brand new world of science, full of infinite possibilities, is slowly unfolding before his eyes.

Five Elements, Spiritual Patterns, Talismans, Engineering —

All of this awaits his exploration.

From this perspective, —

Jiang Yun counted on her little finger.

My daily routine consists of drinking milk, practicing standing meditation, playing games, and now I've added a basic science course.

In five days, the fortune-telling system will also be awakened; I wonder if a new event will be added.

Jiang Yun frowned seriously as he realized a cruel truth.

If you include sleep time, he is awake for a maximum of ten hours a day.

Can a two-month-old baby really hold up? Goodness, cultivating immortality to the point of racing against one's own biological age, this is probably the first time among transmigrators.

Three days later, the supplies arrived as expected.

It wasn't Qiu Mian leading the team, nor was it a standard delivery vehicle from the testing center.

Instead, it was a military transport vehicle, which quietly parked outside Jing Shui Pavilion.

The vehicle is entirely dark gray, with no exaggerated markings on its surface, except for a tiny Xinghua military emblem on the side, which gleams coldly in the morning light.

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Wei Yun stood at the door, her expression calm.

The car door opened, and a man in a dark military uniform jumped out. His epaulets were deliberately covered, revealing only the number on his chest.

"Lieutenant Colonel Wei." He clearly recognized her, even knowing her rank. He stood at attention, saluted, and said in a steady voice, "By order, deliver the exclusive supply supplies for Project Budding" B3-047/048. Please sign for receipt."

He glanced at Jing Shui Pavilion, then at Wei Yun, hesitated for half a second, and then lowered his voice, "So she's from the Ling family. The higher-ups value her highly."

Jiang Yun was being held in Jiang Ren's arms, and was watching the commotion from her shoulder.

He said it very softly, but Jiang Yun still heard it.

Goodness, the official subsidy even includes a live family reunion?

Wei Yun glanced at the soldier.

"I am not just a member of the Ling family."

Her tone was not harsh, but it made the soldier straighten his back slightly.

"They are also members of the Linglong Guard."

The young officer was slightly taken aback.

Within the imperial military system, the Linglong Guard has never represented the private army of any particular family, but rather the empire's most elite blade and shield, directly subordinate to Daoist Yanguang.

Wei Yun emphasized this point to draw a clear line. Her duty here stemmed primarily from military orders and loyalty to Dao Jun, and secondarily from blood ties.

She was telling him, and also telling everyone who might be trying to glean information through this supply delivery, a fact:

The resources and attention this child receives.

Firstly, it stemmed from the imperial protection agreement he himself triggered and his undeniable potential; secondly, it was due to his illustrious yet equally complex family background.

The young officer's gaze suddenly hardened, the previous vague speculation and scrutiny vanished completely, replaced by pure respect for his colleague and superior.

He straightened his back again, snapped to attention, and gave a more precise military salute: "Understood! It's my duty!"

Two soldiers unloaded three silver-white boxes from the carriage. Each box was sealed with a seal and a spirit-patterned lock. The seal had the following written on it.

[Emperor Star Extraordinary Individuals Protection Center - Exclusive Monthly Payment for Level 3 Protected Individuals]

[Delivery and transfer to: Logistics Department of Xingdu Military Region, Beijing]

[Reception Location: Jing Shui Ge, Military Dependents' Compound in the Capital]

Jiang Ren asked in a low voice, "Why is it being sent by the military?"

Wei Yun checked the seal and said calmly, "The military will pay attention to any genius who surpasses A+ level in martial arts, especially since you live in the military region."

Jiang Ren: "Oh————"

Ultimately, it's because she didn't practice martial arts enough. Although she was an S-rank, she was a genius in the field of martial arts. After she was certified, the military martial arts school didn't come, but various training groups and hospitals were quite eager to train her.

The soldier handed the list to Wei Yun.

"All supplies have undergone triple verification and are free from poison, curses, and external divine contamination. Please open the package within 24 hours of signing for it. Some spiritual foods need to be stored in a refrigeration array."

After scanning the list and confirming that everything was correct, Wei Yun pressed her palm print.