Interplanetary Planting Master - Chapter 81

Li Zhengdao responded very quickly. After receiving Lu Li’s intelligence, he immediately sent someone to privately control the regional chief of Australia and New Zealand. But to Su He’s surprise, the legion’s guide did a spiritual spy on the opponent, but did not find the parasitic Protoss.

“No!” Su He was a little surprised, “Have you used a neuroleptic agent?”

Lu Li was about to nod his head and suddenly realized something, frowned slightly, and clicked on the terminal to contact Shen Shen, asking him to take Larson to Zhen Haixing immediately. Larson made a living selling various biopharmaceuticals when the star broke. Lu Li now suspected that there was a problem with the Legion’s mental depressants, and Larson was the first to think of it.

Su He heard Lu Li’s order, guessed his worries, and asked, “Do you want to talk to the general?”

Lu Li’s expression was solemn, “Look at the results first.”

Shen Shen took Larson and arrived very quickly. Larson didn’t know what was going on, and was nervous all the way. When he saw Lu Li and the mental depressant who didn’t have any packaging instructions, he thought he had guessed Lu Li’s plan, and as soon as he rolled his eyes, he clung to Lu Li’s side trivially.

“Major Lu, let’s make biopharmaceuticals? This is my old line.”

Lu Li’s face was as usual, and he couldn’t see what he was thinking, but just asked, “How effective is this inhibitor?”

Larson chuckled, fiddled a few times, and gave Lu Li a thumbs up, “On the surface, it looks exactly the same as the inhibitor produced by Australia and New Zealand. It doesn’t pass strict professional testing, so there is no difference.”

“Then there is no effect?”

“No.” Larson showed off his knowledge to the layman Lu Li, “This kind of thing is completely impossible to fake, after all, customers need to see the effect. But the effect can be controlled, and few people can distinguish the difference… …”

As time passed, Larson’s voice became lower and lower, and he faintly realized that the atmosphere in the room was not right. He was not slow, but was eager to behave in front of Lu Li and lost his usual caution. Now that his reason came back, he noticed that Lu Li was not looking at him with his eyes down, but had been staring at the inhibitor sample on the table, and his face did not have the joy of what he had imagined.

“Major Lu?” Larson’s thoughts turned sharply, and he still couldn’t figure out what happened, but he had determined through Lu Li’s reaction that it was definitely not what he wanted to do in his line of business. He trembled and asked cautiously: “What’s the matter?” Larson regretted as soon as the voice fell. He knew that the more he died, the sooner, he shouldn’t have said that.

“It’s okay.” Lu Li’s expression was gentle, but his eyes were stern, “I just thought that there are still a batch of samples to check.”

This time, all the inhibitors sent by Lu Li were labeled with ANZ production. Larson stared at the inhibitor sent by Lu Li in surprise, speechless. He has been in this business for many years and knows at a glance that these are genuine products, not forgeries in the market. But because of this, he was even more surprised. These inhibitors are just like what he just said, laymen can’t see anything at all, and only “professional” fraudsters like them can understand the trickiness.

He secretly glanced at Lu Li, and now even if Lu Li didn’t say anything, he knew that something big had happened. When contacted with the manufacturers of these inhibitors, Larson shut his mouth cautiously, and did not ask a word other than his professional knowledge.

It was not until Larson had tested all the inhibitors before Lu Li asked him to leave temporarily. His figure just disappeared, the door inside the laboratory opened, and Su He walked out with Li Zhengdao. The old man’s expression is not very good, and his round face, which has always been full of joy, is clouded with clouds. He hurried to the laboratory after receiving Lu Li’s report, hearing Larson sum up the final results. Just as Lu Li was worried, several batches of inhibitors randomly picked from the Legion Warehouse had problems.

Li Zhengdao glanced across the table and snorted coldly. These batches of medicines are all new products supplied by Australia and New Zealand. They were specially ordered by Yang Zhijie after the last legion meeting, with the purpose of investigating the protoss that may be lurking in the legion. After some investigation, several army commanders, including Li Zhengdao, were also fortunate that they did not find many Protoss, indicating that the army was not infiltrated seriously. Even if there are occasional fish that slip through the net, I believe it is only a very small number. But now, at first glance, the results of the last investigation were not accurate at all, and there were more Protoss lurking in the Legion than they expected.

A trace of worry arose in the old man’s heart, “Contact…” He paused, and said to the adjutant Qiong Hua who had been following: “Contact the commander-in-chief of the military and say that I have something to talk to him privately.”

Knowing the seriousness of this incident, Qionghua nodded and walked out quickly.

The old man sighed and told Lu Li, “Don’t be unable to tell this beforehand.”

The ANZ Group is not an ordinary biological company. As a centuries-old company, the Gaiman family behind it is inextricably linked with the federal government and the military. Taking into account the influence of the Gaiman family on the federal economy and the hidden private armed forces behind it, what the old man wants to do must be fast, accurate, and fully prepared in advance.

By now, Li Zhengdao dare not think how many people in the Federation are parasitized by the Protoss. Perhaps he has to ask, how many people in the Federation are not parasitized by the Protoss? First, the commander of the Federal Army, and then the ANZ Group, which controls half of the federal economic lifeline. Before human beings knew it, the Protoss had fully penetrated in, quietly changing the entire society.

This conclusion made Li Zhengdao feel terrified. He thought of the rare peace in the Federation this year, except for the beast wave that broke the star, there was no war, and even the border area that had always been unstable was rare. In the past, Li Zhengdao felt that humans were afraid of the dark beasts, but the emergence of the gods and the clues that Lu Li found faintly pointed to another fact-no matter whether the dark beasts were behind the gods or whatever, they seemed to have changed their strategy. Another way invades human society. The old man didn’t know how long they planned, 18 years or more? He admires the other’s patience, but if this patience is aimed at humans, it is not a pleasant thing.

“Will mankind finally win the war against the dark beasts?” the old man murmured to himself, revealing a rare trace of weakness.

“Of course!” Lu Li’s voice was determined when he heard the old man’s words. “In fact, Xiao Hemiao and I think that the Protoss has no way to go, so they are forced to choose parasitic humans.” Li Zhengdao has not dealt with the Protoss very much, and it is estimated that it is difficult to experience the arrogance of the Protoss and the disdain for humans. Gu. Protoss treats humans the same way humans treat pets, or worse. Think about it, under what circumstances would humans choose to live with pets? Unless forced to do so, who would be willing to be a dog or a laboratory mouse?

This is not that he and Su He are optimistic, but that the status quo of the Protoss is indeed very bad. In the previous military investigation, the Protoss uncovered without exception all died weakly after leaving the human host. Their bodies are degraded so severely that they are no longer enough to sustain life, and they can only rely on humans or other creatures to survive. This is the sorrow of the Protoss, but it is the hope of mankind.

His tone was affirmative, and Li Zhengdao was shocked. The old man could persist for so many years after the death of Minghui’s guide. He was originally a man of firm character. The only reason to be shaken just now was to be hit by news from Australia and New Zealand. Now I thought about it again, the more clues the Protoss revealed, the more afraid they were. A thousand years ago, human beings could defeat the dark beasts and enter space by relying on the technology of the earth. Now that a thousand years have passed, will they be worse than their ancestors?