I Told You To Manage The Reserve Unit For Me Instead Of Turning It Into A Special Troop-Chapter 1042 - 609 Special Approval for the Use of

Chapter 1042: Chapter 609: Special Approval for the Use of Individual Laboratory

Chapter 1042: Chapter 609: Special Approval for the Use of Individual Laboratory

“Okay, starting today, we’ll all embark on a new life.”

“Cheers.”

“Cheers.”

Qin Yuan and He Chenguang watched as everyone raised their glasses. At this moment, with no missions to execute nor any need for formalities, all of them lifted their glasses and drank.

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“Alright, alright, everyone should eat. We haven’t had a proper meal in a long while, so no one should hold back.”

In response to the elder’s words, everyone began to noisily pick up their chopsticks and started eating.

During the meal, it was inevitable that we would talk about the directions we wanted to explore in our research, which also helped everyone decide their own paths going forward.

Until late at night, one after another got drunk and staggered back to their rooms.

Ever since Qin Yuan became a special team member, he had trained to be the best in every aspect, and his alcohol tolerance was also the best.

Watching He Chenguang and Geng Hu wobble down the stairs, after making sure Green Snake and Gui Li were taken care of, he asked,

“How are you two?”

“Don’t worry, Captain, we’re good,” they replied.

“Captain, your alcohol tolerance is really impressive.”

He Chenguang had always thought his own alcohol tolerance was quite good, but he hadn’t expected it to be so much inferior to Qin Yuan’s.

Qin Yuan chuckled and poured them each a cup of tea, then said to his two brothers,

“Then let’s drink a pot of tea before heading back.”

“Okay.”

The three comrades were delighted to be able to execute missions together once more. They chatted casually while watching the upper floors, where everyone was quiet and self-sufficient, which was reassuring.

After chatting for about half an hour into the night, Qin Yuan saw that it was no longer early and said to the others,

“Right, we’ve got things to do tomorrow morning.”

Geng Hu stretched and yawned, his eyelids fighting to stay open, and it was only that he had not returned to his room yet. He promptly said to them,

“I can’t stay up any longer, I’m going back.”

“I’m heading back to sleep as well.”

He Chenguang also agreed and headed in the direction of his room.

The living room was now left with only Qin Yuan.

Sitting there alone, he pondered what Old Yang had discussed with him that day. Indeed, where should one begin researching these complex diseases?

He knew that a person’s heart and brain can grow all sorts of things and that the brain commands even more. Suddenly, he came up with a direction for his own research.

After figuring it all out, Qin Yuan stretched and, somewhat unsteadily, made his way back home.

He lay down in bed and instantly fell into a deep sleep, which lasted until the sun was high the next day.

He hadn’t rested free from distractions in a very long time, and this sleep recharged them completely.

He stepped out of his room at just after six in the morning, which for Qin Yuan was already broad daylight. He only saw Old Yang cooking porridge by himself.

“Morning, why are you alone?”

Hearing Qin Yuan speak, Old Yang turned around to see him neatly dressed in casual clothes coming outside.

He was used to seeing him in uniform, and now, dressed casually, Qin Yuan seemed even more handsome, with a refined and scholarly air.

“How come you’re up so early?”

There wasn’t much to do today, so Old Yang hadn’t woken them one by one, hoping they would all get some good rest.

“It’s a habit now.”

Yes, it had become a habit.

For years now, he had been getting up at 4 or 5 in the morning. If on a mission, he might not sleep for days and nights on end. Managing to stay in bed until six today was already exceptional.

“Are we going to talk with Qu Jinmin today about the research directions we want to explore?” asked Qin Yuan, wondering whether Old Yang had made up his mind yet.

“Yes, I’ve thought about it. If Qu Jinmin agrees, I’ll explore both directions. If Qu Jinmin disagrees, then I’ll just work on one,” Old Yang replied.

“Have you decided which one direction you want to explore?”

Watching Qin Yuan ask this, Old Yang knew the young man must have his own plans. He asked again,

Tell me your thoughts, let’s see if we’re on the same page.

At this moment, the old man was still jostling about the issue with Qin Yuan, who gave a small smile and without further courtesy, went straight to the point.

“I think the human brain governs a person’s true life, and it’s also the most complicated. Only by studying this aspect can we understand what’s most important for the future.”

Indeed, the young man’s words made Old Yang’s eyes light up; he had come to the same conclusion after some consideration last night.

“It seems we really do think alike.”

Delighted with their mutual agreement, Old Yang also considered that if Qu Jinmin did not consent today, they would start by researching the brain.