Destiny Mission of game ‘Star Ring’
Chapter 520 - 520 444 Test_3

520: Chapter 444 Test_3 520: Chapter 444 Test_3 “My mental health is excellent.

It’s just a few battles I’ve been through; there’s absolutely no need for such complicated tests.”

Mai Han responded with a very confident expression.

“Of course, I trust in your psychological fortitude, General, but better safe than sorry.

Moreover, this is only beneficial for you.

No matter how busy you are, General Mai Han, you must look after your own health.

The Federation still needs you.”

Karina spoke with great respect, making it very pleasant to hear.

“Since you put it that way, I’ll find some time to take the evaluation.”

Mai Han nodded.

“Let’s begin then.

May I ask, General Mai Han, after participating in the battle on Batak Planet and seeing so many comrades die, did you feel very down when you returned?

Did you experience insomnia or irritability?”

“No, I am proud of them.

They are heroes.

The Federation will remember their sacrifice.”

Mai Han answered in a deep voice.

Observing Mai Han’s face, Karina said with a smile, “General Mai Han, you do look quite healthy.

But your face seems a bit pale.

Have you been staying up late recently?”

“The recent battle outcome was very unsatisfactory.

The higher-ups have issued a notice of review, and I am deeply ashamed.

So, I have been working overtime late at night, drafting training plans.”

Mai Han answered frankly.

“You have indeed been working hard.

Here, I have a book for evaluation.

Please look at it.”

As she spoke, Karina pulled out an album.

She flipped open the album, and numerous crimson patterns emerged, all composed of crimson dots.

Even a normal person would feel uncomfortable and irritable looking at such patterns.

Those with weaker mental fortitude or existing issues would have an even more intense reaction.

“Please take a close look at these patterns, then tell me what figures are hidden within.”

Mai Han took the album without changing his expression, looked at the patterns, and slowly began to speak, “I see a pattern of a heart.”

“Good, next test.”

Karina then took out three pieces of white paper and a pencil from the box and handed them to Mai Han.

“What is this for?”

Mai Han gazed at Karina, a flicker of barely noticeable vigilance crossing his eyes.

“A little test, if you would cooperate, please.

Draw a house, trees, and a person on these three pieces of white paper in the shortest time possible.

Please note that once the pencil touches the paper, you may not erase anything.”

Karina explained with a smile.

Taking a deep breath, Mai Han, albeit begrudgingly, reached out and began to draw.

In just seven or eight minutes, Mai Han was done.

Karina took them and looked at the drawings Mai Han had done, her eyes flashing an unusual glint.

Upon close examination of Mai Han’s drawings, his house was centered, rugged in structure, with a chimney on the upper left.

The trees were styled in a gloomy manner, the branches forking like eagle talons.

The person he drew was very simple, bordering on symbolic.

“Is there a problem?”

Seeing Karina silent for a long time, Mai Han stared at her and asked.

“Not at all, I just didn’t expect General Mai Han to have such a talent for drawing.

It’s truly wasted.”

Karina responded with a laugh.

“Don’t flatter me; I know my own worth.”

“You jest.

Let’s move on to the next question.”

…

After more than half an hour, Mai Han completed a dozen evaluations and asked in a deep voice, “Is it over?”

“Nearly there.”

“So, no problems then?”

“General Mai Han, your psyche is very strong.

But your stress is also quite considerable.

Remember to rest at appropriate times to avoid a breakdown from too much pressure.”

“Those who can be crushed are cowards.

Since it’s almost over, let’s call it done.”

Mai Han replied disdainfully.

“Wait a moment, there is one last item.”

“Which is?”

“I need to draw a vial of blood to take back for testing to see your health status.”

Karina said with a smile.

Upon hearing Karina’s words, a cold glint passed through Mai Han’s eyes, but he quickly concealed it and said to Karina, “That’s unnecessary, I just had a health check not long ago.

I’m very healthy.”

“General Mai Han, please cooperate.

It’s just drawing a vial of blood.

The medical technology of the GT department is the best.

It’s for your benefit to check more thoroughly, and if there’s an issue, to treat it promptly.”

“There’s no need for that.”

“General Mai Han, please cooperate with us.

Otherwise, I can’t fulfill my duties when I return.”

Karina pleaded.

Mai Han’s expression contorted for a moment, and eventually, he extended his left hand.

“Thank you very much.”

Karina took a syringe from the box.

…

Not long after completing the blood draw, Karina left with the box, leaving Mai Han alone in the office.

The normally calm expression on Mai Han’s face became twisted as he murmured to himself in a low voice.

“I didn’t expect those old guys above to become alert so soon.

I had just finished contacting Lulavi, and they pull this stunt.

Their sense of smell is indeed sharp.

It looks like I’ll have to think of something.”

…

Elsewhere, Karina stopped walking after leaving Section K.

Her expression was somewhat unnatural; from her multifaceted evaluation of Mai Han, it seemed that General Mai Han’s psychology had some issues.

He displayed egocentrism and aggressive tendencies, along with a strong propensity for covertness.

Much of what he evaluated was lies.

He also resisted the blood draw quite a bit, but in the end, he agreed to it.

This made it difficult for Karina to make a judgment, so she took a list and circled General Mai Han’s name, indicating he was to be observed.