There is no way the Liberian girl could lay eggs!

"Ifrit's Originium skills are out of control and will threaten the safety of the headquarters. The injection must be stopped immediately!"

Parvis shook his head. Apparently, Saria's reasons were not enough to convince him.

"I told you, you're worrying too much. The protective facilities are provided by the structural department..."

"The Hayden Pharmaceuticals accident was caused by Ifrit. Please keep this information strictly confidential and take it seriously!"

By throwing out the source of the Hayden Pharmaceutical accident, Saria has gained the upper hand.

As soon as these words were spoken, there was an uproar among the researchers who were responsible for recording the data.

"If the stimulation continues, Ifrit's Originium skills may get out of control again!"

Saria's words hit the shocked Hemer hard.

Looking at Ifrit on the other side of the glass, Hemer could no longer remain silent and walked towards the button to stop the injection.

But when she was about to get closer, an arm blocked her way.

"You can't stop without my permission."

Parvis stood in front, holding his glasses with his right hand, like an insurmountable mountain for Hemer.

"teacher..."

On one side is the person he admires, and on the other side is the teacher he respects. Hemer finds it difficult to choose between the two.

Seeing this, Saria rushed up, opened Parvis's arm, and pressed the button to stop the injection.

"Injection aborted!"

Volume 4: Chapter 100: Tired...?

Whoohoo!

His chest heaving violently, Ifrit lay on the hospital bed, staring blankly at the ceiling.

The ceiling was dazzlingly white, and the smell of disinfectant rushed into her nose, making her feel uncomfortable.

Treatment... is it over?

The pain that was gradually receding from his body was telling Ifrit something.

This treatment...is over.

"Ifrit!"

After stopping the injection, Hemer and Saria ignored others' dissuasion and rushed into the treatment room in the high temperature and came to Ifrit.

"Hemer...Sareya..."

Familiar people appeared in front of him, and their concerned eyes and worried expressions made Ifrit unable to bear it any longer.

Tears welled up in Ifrit's eyes, and she pouted. The pain on her face made Saria and Hemer extremely worried.

No matter how happy Ifrit usually appears to be, or how good her relationship with Hemer is, she is still just a child after all.

Because of her past experiences, Ifrit's mental age is about four years younger than her physical age. She is now equivalent to a girl of fifteen or sixteen years old.

We cry when we feel hurt, and we talk to close people when we feel wronged. This is an instinctive reaction.

"Sareya... I'm sorry, I couldn't help myself..."

With a sad face, Ifrit was oppressed by guilt, and the appearance of Saria only made the guilt worse.

I clearly promised to endure it, I clearly promised to receive treatment, but...

Looking at the pure white surroundings stained with black, Ifrit understood what he had just done.

She...broke the appointment...

Looking at Ifrit's crying face, Saria felt equally sad.

If I had come earlier and found the clues faster, would Ifrit have suffered less?

"Director Saria! You are illegally interfering with other departments' projects! I protest this!"

Parvia also came in and accused Saria seriously.

"Ifrit's Originium skills are far more powerful than previously thought! Do you wish the tragedy of Haydn's laboratory to be repeated here?!"

Turning around and shouting, Saria turned her attention to Parvis, the head of the structural department.

"Judging the strength of Originium techniques is the responsibility of the Structure Department. I believe everything is currently under their control!"

Parvis retorted to Saria, feeling very dissatisfied with the person who interrupted his experiment.

The main reason for Parvis's anger was not only because she refuted him in front of others, but also because Saria had taken the initiative to stop the experiment.

The two men belonged to different departments and were both directors of their respective departments. One of them arbitrarily interfered with the affairs of the other. This was not only a serious interference with Parvez's prestige, but also sent out a dangerous signal.

If the director of your defense department can suppress the structural department, can he also suppress other departments?

You have to know that the Rhine Ten Institute is not a monolithic entity. It is normal for them to quarrel and fight secretly to obtain funding. They will not give up this opportunity.

Even though Saria was one of the founders of Rhine Life, they still dared to touch her.

There is too much room for maneuver within the rules of the law, and it is far from a problem that can be solved by fighting.

Parvez's words undoubtedly put Saria on the fire. As long as Saria continued to follow his words, someone would naturally come forward to harass her.

His "treatment" can continue.

But after all, Saria had come this far from the very beginning, step by step, and she easily found the loopholes in Parvez's words.

"But security assessments are the responsibility of the Defense Department!"

"As Chief of the Defense Department, I request that the Structural Department adjust the treatment plan and submit it to the Defense Department for re-evaluation!"

These two sentences from Saria were a decisive blow, directly suppressing the subsequent pressure from Parvez in the cradle.

"Your request is unreasonable!"

Shaking his head, Parvez reached out to adjust his glasses. "Especially since interrupting this treatment violates basic scientific principles!"

"Or..."

"You've investigated the facts and discovered that Ifrit's value has been lost, so her life or death is no longer important, right?"

The lenses reflected the light, and the corners of Parvez's mouth curved slightly.

Compared with a genius like Saria, he is a winner who has fought his way out of the previous scientific quagmire, and he also has some knowledge of rhetoric.

The tension between the two was extremely strong. Hemer hugged Ifrit and looked at Saria in embarrassment.

She didn't believe that Saria would be such a person, nor did she believe that her teacher would lie.

A dilemma...

"If the Structural Engineering Department can no longer guarantee the safety of patients and Rhine's life, the Defense Department will replace Ifrit with a suitable medical institution."

The confrontation between the two continued, but Saria was clearly at a disadvantage.

Compared to Parvis, she was just a child, so naturally there was a gap in her experience in this area. If it was a fist fight, then a hundred Parvises would not be enough for her to beat with one hand, but talking was really not something Saria was good at.

She has a serious and straightforward personality. In her eyes, order is more important than anything else, so her thinking is also relatively straightforward.

Outside the door, because of the alarm, a large number of defense personnel gathered outside the door, and Parvis didn't want to continue to argue.

If this continues, he will be suppressed sooner or later.

"Director Saria, I told you at the beginning of the treatment that this was a risk. That's why I specifically applied to the General Director for permission for experimental treatment."

"But if your intervention means the Structural Engineering Department is unable to proceed with the treatment according to the established plan, then the Structural Engineering Department cannot bear all the consequences alone! This needs to be reported to the General Director for approval."

"If you insist..."

"Then we'll let her decide."

Throwing the question at the highest point of Rhine's life, there was nothing suspicious in Parvis' words, so Saria had no choice but to agree.

"it is good."

After receiving Saria's answer, Parvis raised his arm in an inviting gesture.

"Then, without further ado, please!"

Thinking of going outside with Parvis, Saria arranged for the defense department to deal with the scene.

Seeing Saria walking away step by step, Hemer, who was holding Ifrit, raised his arms: "Saria..."

"I'll be back soon, don't worry."

Turning around and showing a reassuring smile, Saria comforted the confused Liberi.

"...Um."

He opened his mouth to say something, but the sound of Ifrit's soft breathing in his arms stopped Hemer's movements.

There were more important things for her to deal with now. She shouldn't bother Saria anymore. As her teacher Parvis said, Saria was already very tired...

She is already...very tired...

PS: Well, let me talk about the problem of Hemer to avoid appearing a little wise because of my writing style.

Hemer had contracted oripathy by accident, which basically isolated her from scientific research in Colombia. It was Parvez who brought her to Rhine Life against all odds, which was undoubtedly a blessing in disguise for her.

The gap between being an infected person who was despised by everyone and becoming a member of the forefront of Colombian scientific research naturally made Hemer develop an admiration for Parvez.

In addition, Parvez occasionally used Saria's condition to mislead Hemer and induce her to think in another direction. On one side was the teacher who had done her a great favor, and on the other side was the successful person she had admired since her student days, so her dilemma was normal.

Volume 4: Chapter 101: Sharing

With Ifrit, Hemer, Joyce and two researchers in charge of Ifrit's treatment walked out of the treatment room that had been burned beyond recognition.

Facing the strange looks from the crowd outside, Hemer protected Ifrit in his arms, preventing her from getting hurt.

Even though she was much shorter than Ifrit, her fragile body still blocked a lot of damage for Ifrit.

Wherever they went, the onlookers all retreated, as if avoiding the plague god, and looked at Hemer with undisguised disgust.

From a certain perspective, it is indeed similar. Hemer and Ifrit, who are infected with oripathy, are simply two walking bombs.

Even though the two of them are in good condition now, if something explodes at any time, they will be the ones to suffer!

Not to mention that Ifrit has already lost control once!

He is also the "culprit" that caused the Haydn Pharmaceutical accident.

They are just ordinary people and cannot find a director like Parvis who is capable of going against the majority to protect them. Once they are infected, they will be expelled to the place where the infected gather.

Not only that, they also have to pay a huge amount of insurance premium during this period, otherwise they will be expelled to the wilderness and become a "brave" pioneer.

This is undoubtedly the gap between heaven and hell.

Talina followed behind without a word of warning, and followed them to the ward that Saria had arranged for Ifrit earlier.

She had been acting as a transparent person since just now, and had no intention of saying a word.

This is an internal matter of Rhine Life. She has just arrived. As Parvis said, whether others will believe her is another matter.

If you speak rashly, it will probably not have any effect.

Something might go wrong.

After several twists and turns, Hemer brought Ifrit back to a safe place. With the protection of the Defense Department, they were isolated from the reporters who came following the noise.

The incident with Hayden Pharmaceuticals hadn't happened long before, and now Rhine Life, which had accepted Hayden Pharmaceuticals' experimenters, had encountered such a thing again. All of this was enough for them to find some news.

As for the truth?

No one cares, they just need to get enough buzz about the content of the news, which is linked to their salary.

Anyway, there are so many things happening in Colombia every day that what happens here will be forgotten in a week at most.

"You can have a good rest now, Ifrit..."

After helping Ifrit to the bed, Hemer wiped the sweat from his forehead after putting her on it.

This kind of "physical work" is still a bit too much for her.

Joyce on the side began to busy himself with the follow-up issues. He sat alone on the sofa, typing on his laptop.

"Is it better?"

Behind them, Talina, who had witnessed everything, asked.

"I'm not sure. The specific treatment data is with the teacher. I'll ask him later and I'll know then."