I Told You To Manage The Reserve Unit For Me Instead Of Turning It Into A Special Troop
Chapter 1450 - 813: Need for Antidote

Chapter 1450: Chapter 813: Need for Antidote

Hei Xiong roared out in anger again.

"Then tell me, why don’t you just tell me?"

Hei Xiong was getting angrier as he spoke, even his chest heaving with each breath.

His fists, hanging by his sides, tightened unconsciously.

It was evident that he was extremely infuriated.

Qin Yuan simply ignored it, for this fury was nothing to him.

Ling Yu felt as if his ears were going deaf, even reaching to poke them slightly.

He then looked at Hei Xiong with an indifferent face, even slightly raising an eyebrow.

This gesture was provocation enough; it was as though he was challenging Hei Xiong right there.

How could Hei Xiong stand such a scene?

His complexion grew darker by the moment, his fists clenched without him noticing.

It seemed like at any word they might start fighting.

The atmosphere was tense and fraught.

Of course, Qin Yuan understood this, but his face showed no concern.

He looked like an indifferent bystander, feeling a bit tired from standing.

He even considered sitting down, so after glancing around, he took a seat nearby.

But noticing Crescent Moon trembling and seeming unsteady on her feet,

He supported her once more and sat down beside her; they both just sat there on the side.

Crescent Moon hadn’t expected Qin Yuan to do this; she paused, then a faint smile appeared on her face.

"Thank you," she said.

Qin Yuan didn’t reply but slightly tilted his chin up, a silent acknowledgment.

For some reason, Crescent Moon felt quite happy, and the corners of her lips curled up slightly.

But she refrained from expressing it more explicitly, quickly casting her gaze downwards.

Not wanting to show her happiness, she pretended as if nothing had happened.

And she didn’t want them to see these emotions.

Just then, the usually silent Baldy finally moved his lips.

"Actually, I think there’s no need for you guys to keep arguing like this. We’re all brothers after all. Since we’re brothers, we shouldn’t argue like this."

"If we have any issues, we should speak up and discuss them properly, rather than continue like this and seem heartless, right?"

"After all, if we truly cared, how could we keep arguing here? Let’s first see what Brother Shan thinks, see what his take on this is."

So what exactly does Brother Shan think? He’d only just said a few words.

But now there’s no reaction, isn’t it time for him to respond?

If he doesn’t respond, that would be truly strange.

After all, Brother Shan is the most crucial person in this matter. If he doesn’t speak up, they’ll just continue to argue endlessly.

Only Brother Shan knows the important answer, or perhaps, knows it.

Yet he hasn’t come out with it, that’s entirely possible.

Baldy was lost in wild thoughts, his expression growing complicated.

After a moment, Qin Yuan slightly curled the corners of his lips.

"Actually, I think what Baldy said isn’t wrong. Now that it’s come to this point, the person involved should have a say."

"Even though he already spoke a bit just now, after hearing these words he hasn’t given any response, allowing the arguing to reach this level."

"It’s quite inappropriate, so now, let’s lay everything out openly, don’t leave everyone in the dark."

Indeed, Brother Shan should speak up.

Earlier silence was merely wishing to act as if nothing had happened—an expectation of good fortune.

Thinking this, Qin Yuan slightly narrowed his eyes.

But he said nothing, his expression remaining grave.

Crescent Moon thought what Qin Yuan said made sense and nodded slightly in agreement.

Brother Shan certainly heard these words, yet his expression turned even graver.

He took a deep breath but couldn’t bring himself to say anything.

Instead, he looked at them expressionlessly and spoke slowly.

"I know you all are arguing because of my presence, but I don’t think it’s necessary to argue over me."

"Why keep arguing incessantly just because I am here? What I hate most is you using me as an excuse to fight."

"I never asked you to quarrel; it’s your choice to argue, and now you’re blaming everything on me, even though I haven’t spoken a word."

Saying this, Brother Shan suddenly paused, then glanced at them once more.

It was somewhat incomprehensible.

But after a brief moment, Brother Shan chose to continue speaking.

"Even so, this is no reason to blame me. And it’s not that I don’t want to talk; you’ve been non-stop talking."

"It really bothers me; even if I wanted to speak, I wouldn’t have the chance, so in the end, it’s all on you."

"Alright, I’ve said enough; it’s quite an accomplishment. I don’t want to talk too much."

Qin Yuan felt a buzzing in his ears, his lips twitching slightly.

He really wanted to continue dragging out the time here, and he desired to keep acting the big brother role.

Otherwise, how could so many words be said without getting to the heart of the issue? Is this the main point?