Li Kaihao thought that a genius like Xiang Ning should be enlisted into the military. He turned to his assistant. “Give me every single piece of information about Xiang Ning.”

“Yes!”

Back in the control room, he read every single piece of information about Xiang Ning. What he read shook him to his core. He knew about his achievements during the special training, but to think he was such a big shot in Marsh City. “He’s a prodigy.” Looking at Xiang Ning’s achievements, Li Kaihao was tempted to just kidnap him into the military. To think that there was someone that could single-handedly defeat Hanwu Academy.

The assistant told him even more. “He’s a part-time student that’s believed to have obtained the guidance of a tier seven martial artist. He’s capable of quickly mastering his martial arts, spiritual cultivation, and even his martial techniques.”

“Tsk, he seems to be a lucky kid, doesn’t he? This is tricky.” Li Kaihao scratched his chin as he favored Xiang Ning more and more.

“Colonel, I think we can do this…” his assistant whispered.

Li Kaihao nodded in agreement. “Come, let’s go to the recovery capsule. Since he can eat a lot, let us treat him to a feast!” Li Kaihao chuckled as he walked to the infirmary with his assistant trailing behind.

At the same moment, Xiang Ning was enjoying the comforting feeling of a recovery capsule. His experience points were slowly increasing.

Experience Points +66

Experience Points +66

To be fair, his injury was fairly serious this time. Even the doctor confirmed that he required a recovery capsule.

He also required more than two or three recovery fluids. Fang Hao naturally knew what it meant. Any later and he would’ve died from blood loss.

Fang Hao wasn’t sure why he had risked his life like that. He was just a normal student, surely he wouldn’t know who that girl was? But then again, Xiang Ning was extremely lucky, maybe he knew her? The daughter of the head of Federation Express Delivery. It was previously an intergalactic exploration team, but converted into a logistic company that mainly transported important resources.

No one knew who it was that had changed the Federation Logistic Department to Federation Express Delivery. But since then, the Federation Express Delivery had been responsible for the transportation of weapons, daily items, and cultivation resources. It was a massive company. Anyone who caught the eye of the company head’s daughter wouldn’t have to work for the rest of their life!

Fang Hao gritted his teeth as he looked at Xiang Ning in the recovery capsule. “If you dare let my sister down, I’ll pull off your head!” Humans were always like that. When it was easily obtained they would not cherish it, but when someone tried to take it away, they would always fight for it.

Xiang Ning felt a sudden chill, but he ignored it as he looked at his interface.

Tier two, six-star martial artist (6432/10000)

Mental Power: Tier two, nine-star spiritual cultivator

Techniques: Advanced Breathing Technique, Telekinesis, Keen Observation, Taunt, Combat Instinct, Comprehension, Disguise

Martial Techniques: Mountain-Splitting Slash, Triple Slash, Shadowmist Ghost Step

Healing Pills: 11

Fury Points: 39,577

Looking at the interface, he was fairly satisfied. But when he saw his Fury Points he was slightly disappointed as it didn’t even reach the forty-thousand mark. How could he go and learn the knowledge back in the lab? Every single book needed fifteen-thousand points, and there were three of them! He was still very far off.

Outside the capsule, Fang Hao and Li Kaihao were standing side by side; the atmosphere was weird.

“I just told you that you don’t need to do this. Even Lei Zhongyuan couldn’t recruit him, what chance do you have?” Fang Hao had a headache. He didn’t know what had happened to Li Kaihao to cause his insistence in recruiting Xiang Ning into the army.

“That’s because he’s using the wrong method,” Li Kaihao laughed.

There’s just no saving this guy.

As expected, Li Kaihao approved all requests to use more recovery fluid for Xiang Ning. All of the costs would be added to his tab, which Fang Hao was grateful for. At least he didn’t have to pay the first three drops.

“Let him absorb as much as he wants. Just put it on my tab,” Li Kaihao assured the doctor before he turned to Fang Hao and continued, “Let’s go check on her.”

“Nah, I’m not the one responsible for this fortress. You can go on your own.”

“Fine.”

Xiang Ning was puzzled by the increased amount of recovery fluid. The capsule was now filled with at least three drops of recovery fluid. This is certainly not the work of Fang Hao... could it be Wu Rui? Regardless, it was good news for him.

Just beside his chamber, another girl was laying on a bed being examined for injuries.

“Everyone, I’m fine. No need to worry,” Jiang Youyou, the delivery girl, assured everyone. She just wanted to go see the boy who had saved her.

Li Kaihao knocked on the door and entered the room.

When the doctor left, he asked her, “I’m the colonel of Fortress Three, Li Kaihao. Ms. Jiang, could you explain how your ship got tangled by a beast?” While she was the daughter of the head of a large company, he still had to ask her questions to get to the bottom of the incident.

Jiang Youyou got nervous the moment she knew he was the colonel. “That… it was an accident! A flying beast attacked my ship and I couldn’t outmaneuver it, so I had no choice but to do an emergency landing….

“But don’t you worry! I’ll pay for all the damage that I caused.” Jiang Youyou was sincere. Her life as a delivery girl would soon come to an end. She had begged her father for a very long time to become one, and now she would be grateful if she wasn’t hung up and beaten by him.

Li Kaihao wanted to laugh when he saw her. It seemed that she had just turned eighteen. Which idiot let her become a delivery girl?

Looking at his expressionless face, Jiang Youyou carefully inquired, “That… my body is fine now, there’s no injury. Can I go see the boy who saved me?” She felt like the boy was familiar. It was just that she had passed out before she could recall where she’d seen him.