The Blacklist

Chapter 150 Dreams are ultimately unrealistic
"Huh? You know this too!" Reddington was surprised again!

"This Roger can influence the secret society's board of directors!" Carrie asked, "What's wrong? Pete and Connery have disappeared. Can't your friend Fitch handle it himself?"

Reddington's eyes widened, and he didn't speak for a long time. After drinking the tea in the cup in one gulp, he said, "Richard, you know too much!"

"What? You still want to silence me?" Carrie picked up the teapot and refilled the tea for herself and the other party.

Tsk! Reddington waved his hand in disdain, took a sip of tea, calmed down, and said, "You are right. Fitch can't handle the board of directors by himself. I need to win over another director. This Roger is the most suitable middleman. Moreover, if I can cooperate with his cooperation in the business I am transforming, it will be twice the result with half the effort..."

"But this kind of human experimentation is so disgusting! This Roger is a piece of shit!" Carrie said with some dissatisfaction.

"I've investigated, and Roger probably doesn't know the specific experimental process. It should be that Doctor Julian did it himself!" Reddington explained, "But, speaking of which, Julian is also a genius. He thought of using the cells of the Turritopsis immortalus for the experiment, which should have a chance of success..." When he said this, his eyes also lit up, and he seemed fascinated.

"Forget it!" Carrie said contemptuously, "That Julian is a liar. He is not researching immortality at all. He is just trying to cheat money from Roger, a stupid rich man, to support his research on treating frontal lobe injuries. Not only is it impossible to succeed, it also has nothing to do with immortality!" He is very clear and sure of this point.

"Ah?" Reddington was confused, and asked, "How did you know?"

"I dreamt about it the night before last!" said Carrie.

"You..." Reddington was speechless.
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In the SER command hall, Abby became the main technical force, and Alam happily assisted and learned from him.

Soon, Abby found out that Dr. Julian had no records of consumption, medical treatment, tax payment, etc. for a few years ago, as if he did not exist at all. The owner of the medical company he worked for before his disappearance was Roger Hobbs!
So Donald, Elizabeth and Nawabi in New York went to Roger's house again to ask him, but he said that he had too many companies and thousands of employees. He didn't remember Julian, let alone the existence of the underground laboratory.

The three who returned empty-handed were somewhat helpless and could only urge the FBI-NY to arrest the fugitive Dr. Julian! ——
Reddington was helpless when he saw that Carrie refused to tell him the source of the information. In fact, he had a hidden idea in his heart that if Dr. Julian was really capable, he wouldn't mind saving him, but after listening to Carrie's words, this idea was mostly extinguished.

At this moment, a call came to Dunby's mobile phone. After listening to it, he came over and said, "Alan Fitch wants to see you."

Reddington took the phone, listened, said "got it" and hung up. Then he stood up and said, "Richard, Roger asked his friends for help, and found Fitch again. So Fitch asked me for help."

"This shows that your plan was successful!" said Carrie.

Reddington ignored the teasing in his tone and asked for his opinion: "Then tell me, to what extent should I help him?"

Seeing his expression, Kerry knew that this matter was really important to him, so he said, "Do it in your usual style. Since you want to use this matter and this person, don't lose the big picture for the small one."

"I understand." Reddington nodded, "Richard, thank you for your understanding!" After that, he hurriedly left with Dembe.
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After waiting for a long time at FBI-NY, there was still no news about Julian, so Donald called back to SER to report to Cooper... In the SER command hall, everyone was listening to Cooper talking on the phone, and Abby suddenly interrupted and asked, "Is there a computer in that lab?"

Cooper repeated the question and put the phone on speakerphone.

"Yes, there is a computer." said Donald's voice.

"Open it, connect to the Internet, and send me the IP address." Abby said without further ado.

Elizabeth in New York slapped her forehead and said, "Ha! How could you forget Abby's ability? Come on, listen to her!"

Not long after, Abby remotely accessed the laboratory computer and began searching. She soon found a patient with the most information, named Lien McGrath. She also found out that he was currently in a brain hospital in Trenton, New Jersey, and had not been killed.

Tang, Yi and Na judged that Lien should be the next victim and rushed to the hospital immediately.

They arrived just in time. Julian was about to take Lien away when they were blocked. In a panic, Julian had to leave Lien behind and escape through the back door, but he ran into Reddington who was waiting in the car...

When Donald and Elizabeth chased out, they only saw Reddington's car speeding away.

Donald frowned, but Elizabeth angrily took out her cell phone and called Dembe. Unexpectedly, the other party said that he was not with Reddington, which left her with no idea what to do - Reddington never carries a cell phone.

Afterwards, the three of them sent the demented Lien back to the ward and learned from the medical staff that Lien's frontal lobe was injured in a car accident, and it was her fiancé Julian who was driving at the time...

Only then did they understand that Julian was not researching immortality, but wanted to discover a way to repair brain cells and get back the Lean of the past. It is indeed sad to say, but his cruel method of kidnapping people with brain injuries for experiments is an unforgivable crime!
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Julian got in Reddington's car and left. After taking a breath, he reacted and asked, "Who are you and why did you save me?"

"Roger Hobbs asked me to come here," Reddington said bluntly, "But I don't want to kill you because you are a potential solution to a problem."

Hearing this, Julian breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that this was normal, and asked, "What's the problem?"

"A young lady I care about very much had one of her memories erased when she was a child..." Reddington said, "I wonder if you have any solution?"

“So, you want to apply my research to memory retrieval or recovery?” Julian said, “I’m sorry to disappoint you, but my research can’t do that.” There were some things he didn’t know how to explain, so he could only say, “In theory, genetic modification may help restore damaged memory synapses, but now there is a more fundamental problem…”

(End of this chapter)