Knights Don't Need a Youthful Romance Story

My sister asked a lot of questions.

Luo Zhen answered each question very patiently.

Hearing Luo Zhen's answer, the older sister felt as if she were in a dream.

No, I wouldn't even dream of such a wonderful thing.

In the past, the best dream the older sister could have was that she and her younger sister had not become the cursed children.

I want to live happily with my parents.

The only regret is that she can no longer clearly remember her parents' faces.

Even in my dream, my parents' faces were blurry.

So, are you coming?

Extending his hand, Luo Zhen asked the two little ones.

He wasn't worried that the two children would refuse.

After all, from any perspective, they had no reason to refuse.

Of course, if they refuse, Luo Zhen will continue to patiently work on their psychology.

If the person being worked on continues to refuse to cooperate, then physical methods should be used.

However, neither of the two girls refused.

"Ok!"

Nodding excitedly, the older and younger sisters reached out their hands to place them in Luo Zhen's hands.

As his sister reached out her hand, Luo Zhen also extended his hand forward, so that the girl didn't have to exert so much effort to find his hand.

Because of this small gesture, the younger sister of the two children developed an even stronger liking for Luo Zhen.

At this moment, in his younger sister's mind, Luo Zhen had successfully evolved from a strange person into a strangely good person.

Well, he's a good person, but he's still a bit strange.

And so, Luo Zhen successfully abducted (crossed out) two confused little girls.

Congratulations, Coca-Cola.

Chapter 348 Bringing the Two Little Ones Back to the Research Institute

After the two kids accepted Luo Zhen's invitation, things became much easier.

First, clean up the scene, then take the two little ones to the base.

However, considering their special circumstances, they may need to stay in the laboratory for some time.

After all, gastroenteritis is a very dangerous substance.

Luo Zhen didn't want the virus carried by these two children to spread.

It has nothing to do with emotions like sympathy, but this is something that must be taken into account.

Or to put it another way, empathy is something that is not needed in a mission.

Luo Zhen had mentioned this to the two little ones before.

At first, the two little ones were a bit worried.

However, after Luo Zhen's explanation and assurance, she chose to believe him.

All I can say is that although these two children have experienced a lot of hardship, they still retain a pure heart.

In comparison, the adults in that world seemed incredibly ugly.

From an objective point of view, Luo Zhen can understand the thoughts and behaviors of these adults.

After all, they had lost too much in the war, and their resentment needed an outlet.

They dared not provoke the powerful Gastrea outside the safe zone.

Children carrying gastroenteritis naturally became the objects of their hatred.

This is what is known as displaced anger.

While Luo Zhen understood, he still looked down on these people from a subjective perspective.

From another perspective, these people are clearly being protected by the children, yet they resist and hate them.

Of course, some people don't actually hate Gastrea that much.

The reason for rejecting cursed children is also due to a kind of 'political correctness'.

Or simply find a plausible reason to vent your inner rage.

This kind of person is the most disgusting.

"Thanks for your hard work."

At the factory gate, Luo Zhen spoke to the special forces soldier in charge of cleaning up.

As special forces soldiers, they possess more than just combat skills.

Reconnaissance, counter-reconnaissance, tracking, and other skills are all that they need to learn and master.

Finishing up is a piece of cake.

What they need to do now is to seal off the factory and wait for government officials to come and clean it up.

While Luo Zhen was talking to the special forces soldiers, the younger sister of the two subconsciously shrank back.

The strict discipline and uniformed formations made her somewhat afraid.

To be precise, they were afraid of the police and officers from their original world.

In particular, the police officers in that world often beat innocent children, relying on their status and privileges.

In the eyes of the cursed children, these adults were far more terrifying than the legendary Gastrea.

One is a monster that only exists in stories passed down orally.

One is a demon that truly exists among us.

Gastrea are terrifying, but they have never seen a Gastrea, nor have they ever been harmed by one.

The adults are not scary; they are inferior to the cursed children in terms of combat ability or anything else. However, they have indeed caused indelible harm to the cursed children.

For example, the older sister in the two little ones.

The cursed children all have eerie red pupils.

Only a small percentage of people can control their eyes from turning red after special training.

These two sisters certainly couldn't do that.

Because her mother hated her red eyes, her older sister somehow got hold of lead.

He poured lead into his eyes himself, causing him to go blind.

However, her actions did not elicit any pity or heartache from her birth mother.

She was only more certain that the creature before her was a monster, not a human.

Not long after, the two little ones were kicked out of their home and forced to wander the streets.

As the older sister, she had no choice but to beg to support herself and her younger sister.

"Come to think of it, I haven't asked your names yet."

Sitting in the car, Luo Zhen turned to the two little ones and asked.

Only now did he realize that he had never asked the two children their names.

"name....."

The older sister, with a begging bowl and a wooden board at her feet, lowered her head.

These two items were what she took with her when she left.

Although she had accepted Luo Zhen's invitation, she was still filled with unease.

These two things, which had been with her for a long time, gave her some comfort.

"There is no such thing."

The younger sister answered Luo Zhen's question:

“My mother and father never called us by our names.”

Their father never looked at them directly.

The mother spoke to them with great disdain, as if she were communicating with some kind of filthy thing.

When my mother and father talked to each other in private, they would refer to those two as "monsters" or something similar.

It's unbelievable, but that's the truth.

Sometimes my sister wonders, if they're called monsters, why did our mother keep them at home?

Does this mean that the mother still loves them in her heart?

This idea persisted until she and her sister were kicked out of their home.

At that moment, she seemed to understand.

The reason the mother didn't kick them out of the house was because she hadn't mustered enough courage yet.

As for whether he regretted it afterward?

She guessed that it wasn't.

After all, she and her sister beg in crowded places every day, so it would be easy to find them if you really wanted to.

"....All right."

After hearing his sister's explanation, Luo Zhen fell silent.

He never expected that he would accidentally step on a landmine.

That's why I'd rather fight.

With a silent sigh, Luo Zhen opened his tablet and began editing the task report.

Soon, the black van pulled up at the base.

Unlike before, this time the car did not go directly to the research institute.

Instead, they arrived at a place that resembled a laboratory.

"Dr. Jane, I'm begging you."

The doctor, who only appeared in the first few chapters and was then forgotten by the author, makes a reappearance.

Although Dr. Samuel was in charge of all the big and small things at the institute, he was not a researcher in the field of biology.

We'll have to trouble Dr. Jane with this.

"It's alright, it's alright, you can go in and wash up too."

Dr. Jane, with her messy hair, waved her hand casually and said.

After a long, lazy stretch, she looked at the two little ones with dark circles under her eyes and asked:

"Are these the two children?"

On the way, Luo Zhen sent information about Gastrea and the Initiators, also known as the Cursed Children, to Dr. Jane.

This indicates that Dr. Jane's help may be needed later.

Dr. Jane readily agreed.

The younger sister, who was being watched, subconsciously felt a little nervous.

The woman's gaze towards me and my sister seemed strange, like she was looking at us like we were lab rats.

Instinctively, the younger sister turned her pleading gaze to Luo Zhen.

"Doctor, don't scare them."

"Oh, okay, I'll be careful."