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"Having acquaintances makes things easier; we just walked right in without any procedures." Liu Lianyue observed the green lights all the way, while some of the fellows were busy handling various formalities. She couldn't help but stick out her tongue, feeling a bit puzzled about Yang Xiaoyou's position in Hive Security Company.
The fellow who appeared to be quite capable seemed to respect him as well.
"The core member responsible here recently is Lord Duh, who just came from the Soviet." When Yang Xiaoyou inquired about the person in charge this time, the official member didn't hold back.
When he first met Yang Xiaoyou and was stood up by him, he felt quite dissatisfied with this rare official member named Yang Xiaoyou. However, after they coordinated their efforts once, he was completely impressed by his ability to command and control the situation.
Hive Security Company certainly had no shortage of combat personnel, and there were plenty of commanders. But to achieve such precision and maximize the combat effectiveness of all members like him, it seemed only Mr. Mo Wenfu could do that.
"Have they arrived? It seems the training camp over there is progressing well." Yang Xiaoyou appeared somewhat surprised. With Duh around, some conversations became easier since he was relatively early in recognizing his own strength among the fellows, although he probably didn't want to know.
If it were someone else, they would have to contact Nobunaga Hideyoshi first.
"Soviet? Training camp? Is it over in Siberia? Last time, one of our lodges was wiped out; you weren't behind that, were you?" Liu Lianyue's face showed a hint of suspicion. Recently, one of their gathering points had been subjected to destruction. They had even suspected the Radicals.
"Well, we won't admit to it anyway. What’s wrong? Feeling sorry for your headquarters?" After giving Beside that lady a glance, Yang Xiaoyou replied helplessly.
This fellow sometimes really displayed a silly side. Even though Hive Security Company and the Radicals weren't on bad terms now, making such remarks on their territory was still somewhat inappropriate. Keeping it to oneself would have been better; if it were someone else—like that official member Beside—they would have already shown an unfriendly expression.
However, in a way, this also indicated that this lady subconsciously chose to believe in him. She truly didn’t see him as an outsider, which warmed Yang Xiaoyou's heart slightly.
"Cut it out; who feels sorry for them? We initially wanted to find a training camp over there too, but they kept getting in our way, so we had no choice but to dive straight into practical operations in India." Liu Lianyue retorted sharply, seemingly growing increasingly resentful towards her headquarters.
She found it hard to understand those people's thoughts. Clearly, their initial goals were the same, so why had things changed so quickly? Their minds were now filled with power struggles, completely forgetting their original intentions.
Could they really succeed if things continued like this?
Thinking about it, she felt a sense of fatigue and helplessness within. This time, she did not oppose Yang Xiaoyou's suggestion. Was it that she subconsciously wanted to escape?
"Alright, stop overthinking. The trajectory of history cannot be stopped; regression is not permitted. Existence itself is reasonable. As long as we can maintain relative stability now, it shows that the current ruling party has not reached an irredeemable state. There’s no need to rush. Under the invisible pressure created by you from the outside, even if you have not succeeded yet, you are forcing the other side to progress towards better aspects. That alone is a rare achievement. If it escalates into sharp opposition, it will only increase internal strife, which is contrary to your original intention."
Perhaps sensing some changes in Liu Lianyue's heart, Yang Xiaoyou casually offered some comfort. There is no absolute right or wrong in this world, only different positions. Everything has its pros and cons; there are only significant differences. Once certain conditions are met, the advantages and disadvantages can completely swap.
If it weren't for the incident at school back then, Yang Xiaoyou's attitude towards the Common Unity Party would have been relatively neutral. Sometimes, different voices are indeed needed to spur progress.
It was only when this damned thing made such a choice that it began to undermine them from the side. Perhaps the initial intentions of the first batch of leaders were good, but unfortunately, time and power can corrupt anyone. If they truly succeeded completely, it would just be a change of soup without changing the medicine. Given the current situation, it was relatively balanced.
Because Duh was responsible for managing affairs, some arrangements became much simpler. Even without the mech Aspects' endowment, Liu Lianyue's combat ability was quite impressive. Plus, since Yang Xiaoyou had brought her in, all procedures were handled quickly.
That night, they used their connections to secure tickets for Second to fly to Africa.
At the same time, Yang Xiaoyou learned from Duh why they still accepted military training tasks at such a time.
From him, she understood that the group of youths he had taken to Siberia had inadvertently led to another similar group of youths.
Although these boys all looked malnourished, most had some foundation. After several months of targeted training and with Yang Xiaoyou's nutritional supplements, the first phase of training ended ahead of schedule.
Now they needed some practical tasks to adapt; throwing them directly into battle would be too intense. Therefore, they replaced many other lower-tier personnel on various missions.
Once the space was cleared, it naturally became possible to take on the task of Military Training.
Three Military Training tasks were accepted, all scheduled for the same period at one location, focusing solely on escape methods in the event of a virus outbreak.
Upon hearing the names of those three schools, Yang Xiaoyou felt a bit exasperated. Out of the three, two were closely related to him: East China Jiaotong University, where he was currently studying, and the Huangpu Military Academy, which had offered him a direct admission.
However, he could understand the situation. After all, with the personnel from Hive Security Company available, there weren't many tasks they could take on.
Although Huangpu Military Academy was one of the top military academies in the country with a strong military background, the Zhonghua Empire's experience with virus aspects couldn't compare to that of Hive Security Company. Given the current honeymoon phase between both sides, it made sense for them to be included.
Since he had already taken on the task from Huangpu Military Academy, it was only logical to maximize benefits by also involving the other two schools. The inclusion of East China Jiaotong University was entirely reasonable.
"You're leaving tomorrow, right? How about we chat a bit more?" After everything was settled, Liu Lianyue, who had been silent for quite some time, seemed to muster some courage and spoke to Yang Xiaoyou in a seemingly casual tone.
However, Yang Xiaoyou, who seemed not to fully grasp what was being said, politely declined under the pretense of having matters to attend to at school. It was awkward enough after their recent encounter; he figured that chatting would only make things more uncomfortable. It was better for both of them to clear their heads first.
Liu Lianyue smiled and waved goodbye to Yang Xiaoyou as he left. Once his figure disappeared from view, she slammed the door shut and picked up a pillow from the sofa, hitting it against the wall with furious punches while muttering curses under her breath about being doomed to live alone forever.
Yang Xiaoyou, who had just stepped out of the division, shivered involuntarily. He hailed a taxi and arrived at Songjiang University Town after a rather bumpy ride.
"Yang Xiaoyou is here! We have a new roommate, Liu Shaoqiang, who is also from the Archaeology Department," Upon entering the dormitory room, Yang Xiaoyou saw two people gathered around a computer. Wang Xincheng, usually shy and reserved, stood up to introduce himself to Yang Xiaoyou.
It seemed that even while feeling lost away from his parents' protection, he still wanted to make some changes in his life.
As for the cold and serious-looking boy sitting in front of the computer, he merely glanced at Yang Xiaoyou and nodded before returning his focus to the screen. His fingers moved rapidly over the mouse, and the veins on his arm were visible, indicating that he was engaged in a rather intense competitive game.
If Wang Xincheng was somewhat introverted and not very talkative, this fellow gave off an even colder vibe. In the past, Huang Wei and his group were all chatterboxes, but now it was surprising to find two quiet individuals in one dormitory, leaving Yang Xiaoyou feeling both amused and exasperated.
Fortunately, although tall and thin with glasses, Wang Xincheng was still the first roommate to meet Yang Xiaoyou. He knew that Yang had a beautiful girlfriend and came over to explain a few things.
Liu Shaoqiang had come over alone, and after a brief interaction, Wang Xincheng learned that he was also from the Archaeology Department. It seemed that Liu had a preference for competitive games.
Aside from what Wang Xincheng had shared, Yang Xiaoyou took a quick look at Liu Shaoqiang and guessed that his physical fitness was likely quite good. Perhaps he had even trained in something like Sanda, which was quite normal given the current trends in the Chinese Empire. It seemed that Liu's skill level was above average.
His physical abilities probably weren't worse than those of Wang Chong, whom they had encountered at the teahouse; however, it was difficult to assess his specific techniques.
Unlike some young people who liked to show off their skills after just a bit of training, Liu Shaoqiang didn't boast about his abilities to Wang Xincheng. He seemed to be a rather low-key fellow.
After each of them had washed up, the three turned off the lights and climbed into bed. In the dark dormitory, they began to chat to lighten the mood.
Even though Wang Xincheng and Liu Shaoqiang weren't very talkative, their initial conversation flowed surprisingly well. They discussed various topics ranging from their high school experiences to national major incidents.
They prayed for the disaster-stricken areas.
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