Special effects: Saving the world starting from becoming a Zergling

"I don't need it, understand?"

Dressed in all black, Hayakawa Rena repeated the words so that the person in front of her could hear them clearly.

"Saving lives and healing the wounded is what doctors should do; there's no need for any awards or commendations for it."

Hayakawa Rena clearly understands that with great power comes great responsibility.

She felt that she should just do whatever was within her capabilities.

There's no need to go out of her way to give any special awards; she's not really interested in those honors anyway.

Upon hearing Hayakawa Rena's words, Kageyama had no choice but to awkwardly withdraw his hand.

He didn't know what to talk about with Hayakawa Rena, so he could only stand there, motionless.

"Alright, if there's nothing else, please go back, sir. I'm very busy."

Hayakawa Rena did not hesitate to see the guests off.

She was resting, and being disturbed inevitably put her in a bad mood.

"Okay..."

Since no one liked him, what could Kageyama do? He gave a bitter smile and walked towards the door.

Hayakawa Rena squinted her eyes; she felt a little sleepy after finishing her work.

As she felt sleepy, she watched Kageyama's departing figure and inexplicably felt that he looked somewhat like her beloved Border Collie.

Kageyama now looks like a poor dog that hasn't received a reward from its owner, pitifully walking to the side.

"etc."

Driven by her adorable nature, she suddenly spoke, causing Kageyama to pause in his tracks.

"Put the flowers under my desk."

Perhaps feeling a pity for the boy, Hayakawa Rena accepted the flowers brought by Kageyama.

Kageyama's mood fluctuated wildly. He gently placed the lilies under his desk with delight, then stood up and looked at Hayakawa Rena.

"What? Is there something else?"

Hayakawa Rena picked up the water glass on the table and moistened her throat.

"I just feel that Dr. Hayakawa is a bit special." Kageyama also took the opportunity to find a way to start a conversation with Rena Hayakawa.

"Are you referring to my outfit?"

Hayakawa Rena stared directly at Kageyama, tugging at her black coat.

"Although I am a doctor, I don't like white, so I refused to wear regular clothing."

She walked to the window and looked down.

Kageyama followed her to the window and saw the various crowds hurrying around in front of the hospital gate.

Without exception, they were either patients or family members.

Among them were some figures in white—doctors and nurses.

"Now that you've expressed your gratitude, you should leave quickly."

"Hospitals are not places where normal people should linger."

After a moment of silence, Hayakawa Rena spoke, once again issuing an order for Kageyama to leave.

"Ms. Hayakawa Reina, may I invite you to dinner after get off work?"

Kageyama asked cautiously.

"Don't push your luck. Our relationship is limited to that of family and doctor."

Hayakawa Rena snorted coldly, put her hands in the pockets of her black coat, and walked to the desk to sit down.

Kageyama wanted to say something more, but there was a knock on the door.

"Enter."

Ignoring Kageyama, Hayakawa Rena called out to the door. A familiar figure pushed open the door and appeared in front of Kageyama, making his eyes widen.

"It's you!"

Hearing the exclamation, Mishima turned his head slightly in surprise and saw Kageyama.

"It seems I'm not your only guest, Dr. Hayakawa."

Mishima didn't take Kageyama seriously and smiled at Hayakawa Rena.

"If you're here to discuss these things, please leave. This is a consultation room, not a place for casual conversation."

Reina Hayakawa's face darkened further as she faced Mishima, and she spoke coldly.

Mishima glanced thoughtfully between Kageyama and Hayakawa Rena before sitting down in the chair in front of his desk.

"I'm here again because of my sense of taste."

"I don't have a good solution for your condition, I can only prescribe some energy supplements, you don't need to come next time."

Hayakawa buried his head in the table, quickly wrote down the form, and then handed it to Masato Mishima.

"You can leave now."

Mishima thanked her, stood up, and adjusted his glasses: "Ms. Hayakawa, I hope I can invite you to dinner tonight..."

"No need, I have plans."

Hayakawa Rena, without any hesitation, simply pulled Kageyama, who was standing dumbfounded to the side, over to use as a shield.

"Oh?"

This caused Mishima's tone to change. After looking at Kageyama seriously, he smiled somewhat insincerely and said, "Then I won't bother you any longer. We can make an appointment again when we have time."

After Mishima slammed the door shut, Hayakawa Rena released Kageyama.

"what?"

At this moment, Kageyama finally came to his senses and was somewhat stunned.

What does this mean?

"Let's go out for dinner tonight. You choose the place; I don't mind where we go."

Hayakawa Rena pressed her temples, feeling extremely agitated.

To be honest, she wouldn't want to go no matter who invited her.

She just wanted to get off work quickly, then hum a little tune and go home to play with her little Border Collie.

But that guy named Mishima kept bothering her.

If she doesn't find a scapegoat, this annoying person can stay here all afternoon.

If my invitation causes you too much distress, you don't have to go.

Kageyama scratched his head; he had never experienced anything like this before.

"Go, we must go."

Hayakawa Rena's tone left no room for argument.

"Judging from your expression just now, you should know that guy."

"Since you know him, you know how disgusting he is."

"In my opinion, based on my professional knowledge, his heart is a swamp, full of filth and grime."

Thinking of Mishima's affected manner just now, Hayakawa Rena wished she could slap him across the face.

After listening to Hayakawa Rena's story, Kageyama was somewhat puzzled. Mishima couldn't possibly be a lecherous person, could he?

"He certainly didn't have any improper thoughts about me, but he approached me with a very strong purpose, which made me very uncomfortable."

Once a topic resonates with someone, even the most aloof person will be unable to resist the urge to express themselves.

Besides, Hayakawa Rena isn't a cold person; she just prefers to keep her work and personal life separate.

After tidying up the messy medical records on her desk, Hayakawa Rena prepared to leave work.

Looking at the woman who had taken off her black coat and put on a jacket, Kageyama thought she was an extraordinary woman.

"Is leaving get off work early really such a surprising thing?"

When Hayakawa Rena turned around and saw Kageyama's surprised expression, a slight smile crept onto her lips.

She increasingly felt that Kageyama was like her family's Border Collie; both she and the dog were curious little devils.

"What?! Doctors leaving get off work early is certainly surprising."

In Kageyama's memory, he seemed to have never seen a doctor who could freely come and go from get off work.

Although he hadn't been to the hospital more than a few times in total.

"If you are strong enough, some of the rules of the world will change for you."

Hayakawa Rena said calmly that this was nothing to be proud of.

After all, she only achieved success in the medical field; in other areas, she was just an ordinary person.

People should have a sense of awe, but also be appropriately unrestrained.

"So, is Dr. Hayakawa actually the best doctor in this hospital?"

Seeing Kageyama pressing for details and refusing to let it go, Hayakawa Rena glanced at him.

"Children shouldn't be curious about everything. Adults knowing too much knowledge isn't good for you."

After saying that, she picked up her small bag and walked out of the consultation room.

Kageyama stood behind her, watching her back, his face flushed.

What do you mean he's a child? He's not a child at all!