Arknights: Studying medicine can't save Terra

Heidi felt a surge of sympathy welling up inside her.

"That's terrible, what's the name of that pharmaceutical company?"

"Rhode Island."

Chapter 591 Vina and Her Animal Friends

Heidi's feelings are complicated; she's happy, but not entirely overjoyed.

"So you're not some kind of extreme being, you're just Qi Yan." Heidi stared at Qi Yan with a stern, cat-like face.

"Yeah, aren't you happy to know who I am?" Qi Yan tilted his head and said, "I'm here to save you."

“I am very happy and grateful that you are willing to come and save me.”

Heidi tried to adjust her mindset and explained, "But I'm not happy that you said bad things about Kal'tsit."

"Where did this Uncle Dong come from?" Qi Yan leaned back tactically.

She straightened her expression and sighed:

"You really are just like Kal'tsit said, always puzzling."

"But can I ask you for a favor? While you're rescuing me, please also rescue the other prisoners in this workshop."

Qi Yan shrugged and said regretfully:

"This is not within my target scope. To be honest, saving you was just a side thing. My real purpose in coming here is to stake out the teacher who is being transformed."

Upon hearing the name, Heidi couldn't help but show a look of disgust.

"How could anyone have such a name..."

She made a sarcastic remark, then regained her composure and said, "If that's the case, can I stay for the time being?"

The people here are facing a very difficult situation, and I hope I can stay and do my best to help them.

Qi Yan nodded and said:

"Of course you can, but you need to hurry up and prepare, and secretly teach them how to resist."

"If nothing unexpected happens, Amiya will soon be joining forces with the Self-Rescue Army to rescue you."

Heidi perked up: "I understand."

"Doctor, Amiya, wake up."

Why is everyone on Rhodes Island sleeping so soundly?

"It's strange. Mandela wasn't usually sleepy, so why can't we wake her up today?"

Fester looked at the Rhodes Island crew, who were curled up in a ball and fast asleep, and felt very puzzled.

Finally, Fester's gaze passed over the Doctor and the others, landing on the only conscious member of the Rhodes Island team, a handsome young man who was lazily leaning against the wall playing a game console.

“I remember your name is Shuiyue, right? Do you know what happened between them?” Fester asked, puzzled.

"I'm just digesting last night's dinner, I'll wake up soon."

Shuiyue didn't even look up, continuing to concentrate on the game.

Just as Fester was filled with confusion, the Doctor groaned and finally woke up.

"Aba aba aba... Phew, what happened?"

The doctor opened his eyes, dazed for a moment, then sat up abruptly: "Why did I dream that I turned into a jellyfish?"

"Doctor, did you have a nightmare?" Fester asked with concern.

"Wait a minute!" The doctor suddenly turned to Shuiyue. "What did you throw into the pot last night?!"

Shuiyue finally put down the game console and said innocently:

"I didn't add anything, I just injected some vitality into the ingredients to keep them fresh."

PhD:"……"

He quickly looked down and examined his body to make sure that no tentacles had grown out of him in any strange place.

After confirming the information, the doctor let out a long sigh of relief and looked at the completely bewildered Fester:

"Don't misunderstand, we usually have a very regular schedule. We were just tricked by Shuiyue. I was careless yesterday."

So what action are we going to take today? What did we miss?

"No, Lolo and Old Bill have already led a team to the ground to contact our informants. The Self-Rescue Army can decide on the next step after they return."

Fester thought for a moment and then said, "Can you contact Qi Yan? If he were here, the follow-up operations of Rhodes Island and the Self-Rescue Army would definitely be much easier."

"Don't count on him. Having him around will only make things more tiring for us." The doctor waved his hand repeatedly, his tone full of disdain.

Fester was unaware of the internal workings of Rhodes Island and didn't feel comfortable saying much about it.

He straightened up, pointed to the only real room in the self-defense force base, and said:

"After Lolo returns, we'll still need to trouble the Doctor and Amiya to go to that conference room. The Commander said that the cooperation plan can only be formally discussed after the two of you are there."

"Thank you for conveying the message. We will."

The doctor nodded in agreement, and after watching Fester walk away, he quickly shook the group, who were lost in a dreamlike state, awake.

He then immediately confiscated Shuiyue's game console as punishment, and allowed everyone to surround Shuiyue and denounce her.

Meanwhile, Vina, who had woken up, did not join them and quietly left the scene with the other three members of the Glasgow Gang.

The professor was fiddling with the game console, multitasking while noticing the movements of Vina and the others. A thought crossed his mind, but he made no comment.

Vina and her three companions stopped in a secluded corner.

"Vina, about what I told you before..."

“Morgan, I’ve thought about it carefully, and you’re absolutely right.”

Vina looked at the girl named Felin in front of her and nodded seriously.

This girl named Morgan has long, flowing blonde hair and tanned skin, which, combined with her street-style outfit, gives her a wild and beautiful look.

Morgan seemed pleased to see Vina agree to his earlier suggestion:

"The Glasgow Gang's relationship with Rhodes Island is beyond doubt, but our goals are different. They only need to stop the Sarkaz, just like the Rebels."

But Vina, you are the Crown Princess of Victoria, you have more to do, and we need to think about more things.

Rhodes Island would certainly be willing to lend Glasgow a hand in the process, but only to a limited extent, given that Rhodes Island's principle is to remain uninvolved in any political arena.

“I understand, so we need to get the Breath of the Kings as soon as possible.” Vina continued, following Morgan’s words. “The Breath of the Kings is stored in the central city, but given the current situation, it will be difficult to get close to it by breaking through the Sarkaz blockade.”

"Perhaps Qi Yan can help us."

Another film girl started shouting.

Morgan turned and glared at her, then lectured her:

"Hannah, do you want everyone to know Vina's true identity? This is the Self-Salvation Army's territory."

Vina waved her hand to smooth things over, saying, "Indra is just a little impatient. There are no Self-Salvation Army members here, so you can rest assured."

The girl codenamed Indra, Felin, chuckled awkwardly, scratched her white tiger-striped hair, and said nonchalantly:

"I was wrong, but I only said I was asking Qi Yan for help. Even if someone overheard, it wouldn't expose anything, right?"

Vina sighed and continued the conversation back to the main topic:

"I also hope to get Qi Yan's help, but even Amiya can't contact him now, so I can only put this plan on hold for the time being and wait until I meet up with Qi Yan."

For now, we can only remain patient and wait for the right opportunity.

"King of Push, I don't agree with this approach."

Dagda, who had been silent the whole time, finally spoke up: "We must leave this dark and gloomy underground cave."

Only cowardly rock crabs and insects hide underground. I simply cannot bear to spend my days hiding here, allowing our enemies to ravage the land.

Upon hearing Dagda's statement, Vina and Morgan remained silent, but the quick-tempered Indra became angry.

Her voice rose again, and she shouted:

"What are you being sarcastic about? Aren't all of these comrades who stood up against the Sarkaz good warriors with blood in their veins?"

Dagda pursed his lips and patiently explained:

“That’s not what I meant. I just meant that their capabilities are limited.”

"Tsk, have you forgotten who rescued you when you escaped from Lentinium half-dead?" Indra said with dissatisfaction. "Why didn't you say that our abilities were limited back then?"

"When you bumped into us over a year ago, Morgan and I told you that if you were to be with us, you had to drop all that damn aristocratic airs!"

Morgan stood between the two, and said with a wry smile:

“I must say something fair: Dagda has worked very hard. She has changed a lot. Now, who can recognize her at a glance as a noble Tower Knight?”

Dagda knew Indra's temper; she wasn't intentionally targeting him, but she sometimes spoke without thinking when she got angry.

“Indra, I have no intention of arguing with you. You know in your heart that I have long considered myself a part of the Glasgow Gang.”

Dagda calmly expressed his thoughts: "But now that we're back in Londinium, we all know how many people are eyeing the King of Push. We've never been safe, and coming back will only make things more dangerous for us."

In this situation, for security reasons, we should leave these unidentified armed individuals.

Morgan pondered for a moment and asked:

"Are you worried that the Self-Rescue Army will be detrimental to Vina?"

Dagda worriedly said, "Their personnel are very diverse. What if someone harbors malicious intentions..."

She didn't finish her sentence, but everyone knew that Dagda's concerns were not unfounded.

Even Indra calmed down and pressed for an answer:

"So what do you think we should do?"

Dagda pointed upwards and said seriously:

"As far as I know, there are still some reliable people in Londinium. They are old friends of my mother. The Tower Knights' accident happened so suddenly that I didn't have time to contact them. Now is a good opportunity."

As soon as she finished speaking, Indra's anger was reignited.

"You want us to seek refuge with the nobles?!"

Indra rushed over and grabbed Dagda by the collar, angrily saying, "Who do you think killed Vina's father and forced her to hide in the streets for so many years?"

Who do you think chased us all the way out of Lontinim and left Baird and the others in a state of uncertainty?

"You really think our only enemy is the Sarkaz?"

"Keep your voice down, Hannah!"

Morgan rushed over and pulled the two apart, covering Indra's mouth with her hand to signal her to be quiet.

Seeing that the two were arguing more and more fiercely, Vina stepped forward to stop them:

"You don't need to keep arguing. Why don't you listen to my opinion first?"

Upon hearing this, the other three immediately stopped what they were doing and waited patiently for Vina to speak.

Vina paused for a moment, then looked at Indra and Morgan:

"You have also come into contact with the Self-Salvation Army and have your own judgment. The Self-Salvation Army's goal is to save Lentinium, but before that, they need to save people."

So... our goals are actually aligned. This hammer in my hand was made for this city, for Victoria.

If my power can save even one Victorian, I have no reason not to remain on this battlefield.

The three of them fell silent.

Dagda realized Vina's determination and took the initiative to apologize:

"I will not say anything like that again."

“No, what I’m trying to say is that you’re not wrong either,” Vina shook her head. “If you have your own mission to complete, you don’t have to listen to me.”

I am not a lord you were born to serve. You should find what you truly wish to serve, not be bound by the oath of your blood. You have always been free.

Dagda stared wide-eyed at Vina in disbelief.

Indra panicked and immediately tried to plead for Dagda: