Wow! The item-dropping rate is really high!-Chapter 548: Doubt 440

No matter what, the military district is always the best starting point for one’s development.

Having spent so much time here, neither the fame nor the well-established network of relationships he had built within the military district could be matched by starting anew elsewhere.

Moreover, the military district’s vast scale was unlike elite institutions such as the Arbitration Place and Mechanical Court, which tended to focus more on individual combat.

From the laxity of management to the convenience of gaining fame for increasing recharging after completing certain events, both make the barracks more advantageous.

As his own strength grew increasingly formidable, so-called military regulations? For him, they were nothing but empty talk.

And opportunities for transfer were always available, there was no need to rush the moment.

Bai E’s words undoubtedly placed the choice entirely in Weslin’s hands.

Powerful, rigid in perception, yet incredibly sincere.

No matter how annoying Bai E’s flaws appeared, the virtues of this soldier were sufficient to cover them all.

In the military camp, even if there was no need to bear crucial responsibilities, he could still be used as an excellent pioneering force.

And instead of letting him go today, it would be better to keep him on hand as a bargaining chip. If institutions like the Arbitration Place and the Mechanical Court truly wanted this warrior, a deal could be struck, provided they were willing to offer enough in return.

Looking at the soldier with an unruffled face, Weslin was filled with admiration.

"Good! Then let him..."

"Cough cough~" An elderly voice suddenly interrupted Weslin, the chief examiner who had been present during Bai E’s shooting test spoke up, giving everyone present an inexplicable explanation, "This is an internal arrangement of our military district, so let’s not take up any more of your esteemed time."

The old man exchanged a brief look with Weslin’s incoming gaze and shook his head calmly.

The military district’s status was not below that of any faction leader present, and if a leader did not have overwhelming strength, at the very least they should possess foresight and decisiveness.

As a marshal of the military district, there was no need to report everything to other institutions.

"..."

Weslin fell into a brief silence, realizing he had indeed panicked for a moment, "Yes! This is an internal personnel arrangement of our military district, so let’s not delay any further. Now that the cause and investigation of the recent incident have been clarified, we can conclude the meeting."

After giving Bai E at the center of the incident a deep look, the jovial Legal Affairs Department chief patted his shoulder without uttering a word and turned to leave.

The crowd gradually dispersed, and Helen approached Bai E, staring into his eyes and said with a gentle smile, "Follow me."

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She had rushed over to the barracks specifically to test Bai E’s current physical data to see if there could be any new discoveries.

As she said, the initial intent of the artificial human project was to create the ultimate warrior by collecting experimental data.

Bai E represented the strongest individual produced since the beginning of the artificial human manufacturing, growing rapidly with almost no weaknesses.

If such an exception could be replicated...

Life is, of course, filled with wonders, but even a little bit of experience that could be referenced was invaluable.

No one dared to stop Bai E as Helen led him away.

And apart from outsiders and most of the junior officers leaving, several high-ranking officers at the core of the military district clearly had their own opinions on the matter. They were like stones in the sea, and only after the meeting hall had almost completely emptied and quieted down did the ever-silent Hamilton, Carlos, and others approach Weslin, who was also waiting in silence.

The real decision on what to do with Bai E still had to be made among them.

"What does the marshal plan to do?" Carlos was the first to ask.

If Bai E could just return to his original status, he would accept that.

As long as Bai E was within the control of his own regimen, rank, and such were merely superficial titles.

Artificial humans might have their rigidities and restrictions, but Bai E, being the first to perform so outstandingly, still held the potential to carve out a future for artificial humans.

"His current status as a Mech Pilot and special forces team leader certainly can’t be continued," said Weslin with a stern expression, simply stating the current facts without giving his own opinion.

Which meant he was kicking the ball back to the high-ranking officers before him.

"How about... we make him a Mech Servant?" Hamilton was not yet ready to give up.

An invincible Mech Pilot who could eradicate an entire Intelligence Machinery Group Army with a single alloy blade, to completely strip him of the possibility of being a pilot again for such a minor risk was undoubtedly a huge loss for their armored regiment.

Perhaps...

"We can think of something?"

"Oh?" Weslin raised an eyebrow curiously, "What’s the plan?"

"The ban on artificial human genes is not absolute, is it?" Hamilton’s eyes flashed with confidence.

As the leader of the faction opposed to the heavy reliance on artificial humans, he had a thorough understanding of the characteristics of such beings.

"The prohibitions in the genes and the realities encountered after birth combine to twist everything in the prohibition into rules fitting for reality. Even those artificial human warriors most loyal to humanity would, under the pangs of hunger, kill a thoroughly evil person for food, a fact attested by past events. So the rules that Bai E firmly believes in now could potentially be changed. Couldn’t they?"