Chapter 1992: Caie Mitsui’s Accident

Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

“That’s right.”

Li Hang’s tone was serious. “I think this is an opportunity. Team Leader Lin is a suitable candidate.”

“Is it because he pa.s.sed the experiment that you are thinking of this?” Liang Xianghe asked.

“I remember that when this plan was proposed, the minimum requirement for the proposed stimulation experiment was B-cla.s.s. Lin Yi has just entered C-cla.s.s. Is that okay?”

“Back then, they had no choice but to set it at the B-cla.s.s because they had greater tolerance. However, Team Leader Lin is different. He withstood the electroph.o.r.esis pulse experiment at just C-cla.s.s level. This alone is something not many B-cla.s.s people can do,” Li Hang said.

“Moreover, Team Leader Lin is still young, so the effect of the experiment will be better. Therefore, I want to give it a try.”

“I understand what you are saying.”

Although Liang Xianghe hadn’t been in his current position for long, he was very familiar with the business, not just a figurehead.

He knew what Li Hang meant by the potential stimulation experiment.

Biological research indicates that human potential is not fully developed.

Almost 90% of it was in a “locked” state.

How to ‘unlock’ this potential has become a technical challenge.

Countries around the world are actively researching this.

Countries like Huaxia, the Meiguo, and Ruxia were leading the way in research.

Li Hang’s proposed potential stimulation experiment aimed to unlock this potential.

However, how much could be unlocked would depend on luck.

However, according to related theoretical research, young people tend to perform better than middle-aged and older people, which was why Li Hang strongly recommended Lin Yi.

Before conducting the experiment, a necessary condition was that the body must have a strong tolerance.

Otherwise, it would not withstand this level of experiment.

That’s why the minimum level for partic.i.p.ants was initially set at B-cla.s.s.

Currently, those who reached B-level were typically around 40 years old, making the experiment less effective.

But Lin Yi was different.

Even though he was only C-cla.s.s, his tolerance was comparable to B-cla.s.s.

Most importantly, Lin Yi was young and exceptionally gifted, making him a perfect test subject.

For a researcher, this was incredibly enticing.

“Do we have enough crystal source reserves?”

“Yes, we do.”

“I need to discuss this with Liu Hong first. Don’t rush; the other experimental data isn’t out yet.”

“Understood, Old Liang.”

…

Meanwhile, Lin Yi and the others returned to Liu Hong’s office.

Liu Hong was there smoking, filling the office with smoke.

Seeing them come in, Liu Hong put out his cigarette and opened the window.

“You’ve been gone a long time. How are you feeling?”

“He almost died there.”

Ning Che responded, and then told Liu Hong what had just happened.

“I’ve heard about that experiment. They say they used several wild Siberian tigers for it, but only one survived. You’re tougher than a Siberian tiger.”

“They used Siberian tigers for the experiment?” The three were shocked.

Liu Hong nodded, “It was too painful for humans, so they had to use Siberian tigers.”

“d.a.m.n, you’re ruthless,” Lin Yi said.

“Knowing the experiment was so harsh, you still sent me.”

“How could I know?” Liu Hong defended himself.

“I only found out it was an unprotected electroph.o.r.esis pulse experiment from you. But the result is good; the experiment was completed, and everyone’s happy.”

“Let’s not talk about it,” Lin Yi waved it off. “Is there anything else to do in Yanjing? If not, I’ll head back.”

“There’s nothing for now. Go back and rest for a few days.”

Lin Yi nodded, and the three left the base, planning to find a place to eat and chat.

By 8 p.m., they had drunk over twenty bottles of beer and were slightly tipsy, just enough to go back and sleep comfortably.

“I have something to do tomorrow, so I won’t see you off. Let Ning Che go with you since you two are staying together anyway.”

Qiu Yuluo spoke after paying the bill.

“Do your thing. We’ll see each other again… ring, ring, ring…”

Before Lin Yi could finish, his phone rang. It was a call from Kenji Nakada.

Lin Yi was surprised because someone like Kenji Nakada wouldn’t call without a reason.

As Caie Mitsui’s retainer, she should be the one to contact him if something happened.

“Mr. Lin, it’s Kenji Nakada.”

“I know. Is there something wrong?”

“The president is in trouble.”

Lin Yi’s body tensed, and Ning Che noticed the change.

Both women stared at Lin Yi, sensing something bad.

“Tell me exactly what happened.”

“The president and I just returned from a business trip, but on the way back to the company, we had a car accident. The president was slightly injured and is not in life-threatening condition, but I feel something is off, so I’m calling you.”

Lin Yi paused. Kenji Nakada’s suspicion wasn’t unfounded.

With Caie Mitsui’s level of security, a car accident was nearly impossible unless something fishy was going on.

The culprit was easy to guess.

Previously, the official people from Sunrise Land had helped him sabotage the Hongmen’s plans.

With a bit of thought, it was clear that the Mitsui family was behind it.

Considering the current situation where the Fang family father and son were dead and the Hongmen was rebuilding.

The attackers were likely the hidden forces behind the Hongmen.

“Send me your exact location. I’ll come over now,” Lin Yi said seriously.

“And don’t contact anyone or reveal anything until I get there.”

“Understood. I’ll send you the location shortly.”

“Okay.”

After hanging up on Kenji Nakada, Lin Yi looked at the two women and said,

“I have something else to do. I have to go to Sunrise Land. I’ll leave first.”

“Go to Sunrise Land?” Ning Che looked at Lin Yi in surprise.

“Things are going fine, so why are you going over there? What happened?”

“Previously, news of the Mitsui family helping us to deal with Hongmen was leaked. Someone came looking for us. I’ll go over and take a look.”

Hearing this, the two girls did not say anything else.

The biggest contributor to the Victoria operation was the Sunrise Land Coast Guard.

There, the Mitsui Family played a crucial role. Otherwise, they would not have come to help.

Now that something had happened to him, he should go over and take a look.