I Told You To Manage The Reserve Unit For Me Instead Of Turning It Into A Special Troop-Chapter 1038 - 607 Old Yang Gets Picked Up by a Private

Chapter 1038: Chapter 607: Old Yang Gets Picked Up by a Private Jet (Two Chapters Combined)

Chapter 1038: Chapter 607: Old Yang Gets Picked Up by a Private Jet (Two Chapters Combined)

“Don’t worry, I understand,” Qin Yuan said.

“Alright, it’s getting late, everyone get ready to leave,” Elder Yang announced.

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“Maybe we will have the chance to meet again if the old leader is free one day,” he added before saying his farewells.

Within this camp was Elder Wei’s headquarters, and it was unlikely that he would easily leave this place. Old Man Yang took the lead in bidding him goodbye.

Farewell, I hope we have the chance to meet again.

In fact, the two men were of a similar age and always felt a certain mutual admiration for one another.

Even though they managed different industries, their views on many matters were the same.

Neither of them was one to dawdle; after exchanging a few more words with Elder Wei, Old Man Yang swiftly gave the command.

“Let’s all get ready to go,” he ordered.

“Understood, Dad,” came the reply.

“Understood, Master,” another voice echoed.

Their followers promptly responded, picked up their suitcases next to them, and after bidding Elder Wei farewell once more, headed toward a waiting vehicle.

“Leader, we’ll be heading off now,” they said.

“Remember what I’ve told you and perform well,” Elder Wei instructed.

“I understand, Leader,” Qin Yuan acknowledged before glancing around one last time, confident it wouldn’t be long before he returned.

He gave a respectful bow and took his seat in the passenger side of the green jeep.

In the back sat Old Man Yang and Gui Li, speeding off towards the distant horizon.

Along the way, their conversation was light-hearted; they didn’t discuss the various matters that awaited them upon arriving at the medical research institute.

It wasn’t until they reached the airport that Qin Yuan realized they’d actually arranged a dedicated plane for them.

All green lights along the way, they quickly boarded the plane, a testament to their special status indeed making a difference.

Beside Elder Yang and Yang Weiwei were a few specially assigned soldiers, each tasked with ensuring their personal safety.

Green Snake, upon noting the meticulous soldiers, couldn’t help but mutter quietly to Qin Yuan.

“Aren’t these men under your command?”

If they were Qin Yuan’s men, then they were allies; if not, Green Snake couldn’t shake the feeling they were being watched.

Qin Yuan always kept an eye on these individuals, not recognizing them and aware that they were following orders from higher up.

“No, but I believe they are on our side,” he replied.

“I see,” Green Snake acknowledged.

There had always been a feeling that their arrival at the research institute would not be smooth, so there was some reluctance in his heart.

“Could you tell me about the direction of the drug research you’re involved in?” he asked.

Their research had recently undergone a shift away from seeking immortality and now aimed to tackle various complex diseases.

Green Snake was puzzled by Qin Yuan’s immediate dive into work focus, wondering if he truly had knowledge in these medical matters.

After contemplating this, Green Snake let out a chuckle and jokingly said,

“It’s not that I don’t want to say, I’m just afraid you won’t understand.”

Their research involved a lot of technical terminology, and they had been exchanging a lot verbally recently; whether Qin Yuan could understand remained unknown.

While Elder Yang and Yang Weiwei were deeply engaged in their own topic, they overheard the younger pair’s chatter and Elder Yang called out to Qin Yuan.

“Young man, so you’re actually interested? Come, let’s discuss this together,” he encouraged.

Seeing the master invite him, Green Snake could no longer resist.

Qin Yuan didn’t hesitate and stood up to join Elder Yang.

“Alright, but I’m no expert, so I hope you can teach me a lot,” he said modestly.

Seeing Qin Yuan’s humility, Elder Yang and Yang Weiwei developed a better impression of him.

In the past, Qin Yuan had saved their lives, and now that he was among them, Gui Li spoke ceaselessly.

He was an open book, sharing the breadth of his research without reservation.

The plane ride was roughly six to seven hours, during which Qin Yuan listened more than he spoke, intently absorbing the information and pondering solutions.

After six hours, the plane slowly descended, landing on a private airfield as per their prior agreement—a place that was not only private but also a secret base. Upon landing, they could quickly reach the medical research institute.

“Let’s go. We’re ready to disembark,” Elder Yang said.

“Okay,” they agreed.

As the plane came to a steady stop, Qin Yuan looked at his companions and gestured for them to follow him out.

The mood among the others turned more solemn, as reaching the research institute marked a new beginning for everyone.

Would this new group within accept the four of them?

Noticing their hesitation, Qin Yuan invited them again.

“What’s wrong?” he inquired.

“Nothing, nothing at all. Let’s go,” they reassured.