CHAPTER 154: CHAPTER 154: THOSE WHO MATTER SHOULD SHINE BRIGHT

Because Elder Yates notified so suddenly, Sabrina Hayes ended the call and could only distribute her work to the team at the fastest speed, then went back to pack.

Before she even finished packing, Elder Yates’ driver had already arrived.

Sabrina Hayes hurried down to meet him and was sent to the airport.

It was during the journey that she finally found the opportunity to inform Josee Sheffield about this matter.

After all, leaving the company’s affairs to handle others, it was only proper to inform him.

She said apologetically, "It’s a matter of life and death, and since we’ve just finished negotiating the collaboration with Aethel, it seems inappropriate to ignore it."

Josee Sheffield listened to the entire explanation and replied with amusement, "You don’t need to explain so clearly to me. The Aethel project got approved so quickly, I suspect it has something to do with your relationship with the military."

Elder Quinn’s efforts were indeed important, but the key to securing those projects was the military’s recognition of Sabrina Hayes’s medical skills and research technology.

Back in Aethel, he had vaguely gleaned some hints from the mouths of two directors.

Therefore, Josee Sheffield naturally would not obstruct further.

For Sabrina Hayes, she needed to establish her network of connections.

Only in this way could she become stronger.

The ones he cared about should shine brightly in their own field, hold an extraordinary position.

Not be worn down to dullness by a poor marriage.

Thinking of this, Josee Sheffield added, "Go ahead, don’t worry, I’ll keep an eye on the company here, I’ll notify you immediately if there are any changes."

Sabrina Hayes saw that he was not blaming her and sighed in slight relief, responding, "Alright."

The two did not talk much and hung up the phone.

The car sped all the way and reached the airport in forty minutes.

As soon as she got out, someone directed her to the fastest passage onto the private jet.

When the plane took off, the night had just fallen outside, and when it landed again, it was already ten in the evening.

After such a long flight, stepping outside, it was in a strange city, even Sabrina Hayes found it a bit difficult to adjust.

But the person responsible for receiving her gave her no time to catch her breath and instead whisked her onto a helicopter.

The helicopter flew over the city and headed straight into the mountains.

An hour later, the bright city lights gradually disappeared, leaving only the impenetrable night and mist outside the window.

Sabrina Hayes was already dizzy from exhaustion.

Had she not repeatedly confirmed that the invitation was from Elder Yates, she would have suspected she was being trafficked to the mountains.

When she was in a daze and feeling sleepy, the helicopter finally landed.

"Dr. Nash, we’ve arrived."

The staff responsible for receiving her gave a considerate reminder.

Then the cabin door opened.

Sabrina Hayes hurriedly got up from her seat and disembarked the plane.

It was then she could see the scene outside clearly.

A military camp, buildings, standing in the nighttime jungle, security extremely tight, occasionally seeing armed patrolling special operations team members.

Sabrina Hayes glanced around briefly, feeling somewhat shocked.

She initially thought she was going to another military district compound for treatment, but judging by this place, it was clearly a stationed area...

No wonder it took such a long journey!

Time was almost approaching midnight!

While she was pondering this, a few people quickly approached from a distance.

Leading them was a man appearing to be in his early thirties, with a crew cut, sharply defined and rugged features, wheat-colored skin, a tall and powerful physique, exuding the fierce and formidable aura characteristic of special operations soldiers.

The group wore matching black special operations uniforms!

The man greeted her upon seeing her, "Hello, are you Dr. Nash?"

Sabrina Hayes forced herself to perk up, nodded, and responded, "Yes, I am Sabrina Hayes."

The man nodded, his gaze vaguely scrutinizing her for a moment without any offense, only a hint of curiosity.

However, only a moment passed before he suppressed it, heading straight to the point, "My surname is Foster, first name Felix, Captain of the special operations team. Having you here on short notice.

However, the situation here is urgent and cannot be delayed, so you had to rush here. Please don’t mind."

Sabrina Hayes did not mind.

Though the journey was rather exhausting, she was not so frail.

She straightforwardly said, "Captain Foster, since it’s so urgent, let’s not waste time and start directly? Please tell me about the special operations team members’ situation!

Since receiving the notification, I have been traveling and am unaware of the specifics; is it injuries? Or other conditions?"

Felix Foster did not delay, leading her inside.

While walking, he said, "This... I can’t say for sure, maybe you need to see for yourself because even the military doctors couldn’t find anything."

Sabrina Hayes was inevitably suspicious.

Couldn’t find anything?

So it’s probably not injuries.

Is it poison?

But that doesn’t add up...

Even if it’s an unknown poison, it would still be somewhat detectable.

With full of puzzles in her heart, she quickly followed Felix Foster to the medical area.

The medical facilities at this camp were quite complete.

Upon entering, she could immediately see busy and bustling military doctors, nurses, and special operations team members lying in hospital beds.

They looked fatigued and their complexion and lips were pale.

Some could move normally, some had persistent high fever, and others sat on the bed, waving their arms as if in derangement, looking utterly bewildering.

Sabrina Hayes was momentarily surprised, turning to Captain Foster, "This..."

What’s the matter?

Why did each person’s state differ so much??

Felix Foster seemed to sense her astonishment, his expression serious, "This is why I wanted Dr. Nash to see for herself. Earlier, our team infiltrated a dangerous area to carry out a mission, and upon return, they all displayed different ’madness’ states.

Initially, we thought it was some kind of shock, given... that mission was fraught with danger and had casualties.

Later, upon withdrawal, we immediately enlisted psychologists for treatment.

But the psychologists determined it wasn’t a psychological issue, and military doctors’ treatments were ineffective.

We heard that the Veridia Military Region had similar issues before, resolved personally by Dr. Nash, so we invited you over."

Sabrina Hayes, hearing this, finally understood the general situation.

But her brows still slightly furrowed, feeling that this trip might not be optimistic.

The special operations team members in Veridia had similar issues, but their bodies didn’t exhibit such weakness.

Let alone have symptoms like fever...

Sabrina Hayes dared not delay further, hurriedly changed clothes to start examining the team members.

This process confirmed her suspicion.

The symptoms of the team here were entirely different from those in Veridia!

Moreover, during her examination, she found that some lives were even at risk.