Although Bairdolph was rejected, he did not continue to insist:

"Okay, I hope the dean will go well.

“One more thing.

"Dean, I can leave the Cleveland base, so today I'm here to say goodbye to you."

Um?

The dean quickly sat up and said, "Where are you going?"

Because Bairdolph was an untested product, he was always wanted by the federal government. He has been secretly protected by the dean over the years and has never left.

"I'm leaving the Federation and going to the Asia Center Medical Base to take a look."

A major event happened recently at the Asian Central Medical Base:

New progress has been made in cancer cryotherapy!

One of the cancer patients who were sealed by rapid freezing technology more than 200 years ago survived successfully!

And gradually returning to normal vital signs.

Although it is not a big deal compared to an immortal like Bairdolph.

But it is also a miracle in the history of medicine.

Over the years, Bairdolph has always felt lonely and hopes to find other humans with supernatural powers in the world besides himself and the dean.

This successful thawer is very interesting.

“So I want to know about it.”

Hearing this, the dean breathed a sigh of relief:

As long as you can successfully leave the Federation, Bairdolph is safe.

Although they have long since no cooperation relationship, from the perspective of friends, I still hope this guy can be safe and sound.

"Can.

"Then you pay attention to safety. After leaving the federal government, don't enter the country again, otherwise it will be difficult to protect your safety."

call--

The dean stared at him deeply:

“In recent years, it seems that the two of us have rarely communicated.

"You are always mysterious...

"I don't know what I'm doing."

Baildorf smiled out a row of white teeth, looking very sincere: "What else can I do? I just think you are busy, so I didn't bother you."

The dean waved his hand:

"Forget it, when will you set off?

"Do I need to find a way to arrange your secret situation?"

Byldorf shook his head:

"No, I've taken care of everything. Today I'm going to say goodbye to you."

At this time, the picture became blurred and the narration sounded:

[At that time, I thought this was the most common farewell, and I was even a little disappointed]

【I didn't expect him to leave me a big gift!】

Crazy-

Screen conversion.

It was still this office, but the dean's back was a little hunched, and it seemed that many years had passed.

Standing at the table is the female secretary who comes to report.

“Dean…

"Yesterday, there were 121 new cases of adverse reactions worldwide..."

The secretary's eyes were red and he looked very haggard.

The dean's condition was even worse.

His face was thin, and he was already 110 years old and no longer had the energy of his former zeal:

"how so……

"Why is this happening?!"

The dean kept repeating this sentence.

Musashino watched from the side.

He noticed that there were many newspapers scattered on the dean's desk, so he walked over to check it out.

The date is:

June 19, 2337.

“Huh?”

Musashino asked other team members:

"Do you... know the Age Act?"

This wasteland world is currently using a new calendar commemoration method, and it took Musashino a long time to study after traveling through time.

Reynolds shook his head blankly:

"have no idea.

"Maybe it is the prehistoric chronology more than 5,000 years ago."

Musashino frowned:

this……

It’s a coincidence that this prehistoric era in parallel worlds, and the earth before I traveled through time, really seems to be in some details.

But it doesn't seem to be exactly the same.

He continued to browse down, and the headlines of these newspapers were surprisingly consistent:

【Anti-radiation agent has unexpected accidents!】

[At present, more than 100 new adverse reactions have been added, of which 12 have been rescued ineffective!]

[Shocked, Dean Cleveland refused to respond!]

【…】

It seems that something happened to the previous anti-radiation agent. As the first person in charge, the dean must bear the greatest pressure.

The dean stared blankly at the newspaper in front of him.

Those bright red headlines are extremely dazzling.

"Why is this happening..."

In fact, it has been five years since the entire human immune radiation program, and more than 5 billion people have received anti-radiation injections.

There has never been any problem over the years.

Including Cleveland conducted a large number of trials and verifications before the official promotion, there were no abnormalities.

During the period when the injection was fully promoted, the dean did not sleep well for a day.

Afraid of an accident.

Fortunately, his worries were unnecessary and everything went smoothly.

However, five years later, reports of various adverse reactions have followed one after another.

Various evidences show that it is inseparable from the injections developed by the dean!

"If it's really an injection problem..."

The dean covered his face in pain.

That kind of consequence is simply unimaginable.

"I hope it's just some accidental accident."

The narration sounded:

[At that time, I didn't realize how terrible things could be...]

Next, as time passed, the dean’s desk had more and more newspapers, and almost every day’s headlines were about him:

[More than 9,000 people died of malignant tumors.]
To be continued...