Living on a deserted island, the cold female president regards me as king

"sit."

After being greeted by the colonel, I sat on the chair opposite him, and he looked at me with a smile on his face and said, "After running all the way, I must be starving. You're welcome, just eat whatever you want. If it's not enough, I'll make the cooking Let's get hotter again."

I didn't speak, just glanced at the table.

On the small table, there are simple three dishes and one soup, a steaming rice, and a pair of chopsticks.

As for why it is simple.

It's nothing more than that the three dishes and one soup are all canned food, that is, canned food, but these canned food was heated after opening the lid, and then served on the table.

At first glance, it is indeed quite simple.

But in this kind of place, anyone who has a stutter is already good. In a normal society like this, the extremely simple three dishes and one soup seem extremely luxurious in such a place.

I wasn't polite to him either.

After all, as he said, I rarely had time to collect food during the journey. Even though I hunted a few times along the way, the prey was only enough for us to eat.

There is no such thing as being full...

I picked up the chopsticks, picked up the rice, and didn't care about the appearance of the food. I chewed it in big mouthfuls. I just drank three bowls of rice in a row with the three dishes and one soup. Kan stopped.

The colonel sitting in front of me just watched quietly.

After I had eaten and drank enough, he called the cook to bring me two cups of hot water, and simply garnished with a few tea leaves, which was considered to be enough hospitality.

"I've already contacted the higher up."

After eating and drinking, the colonel started talking, and I knew it was time to talk about business, so I also sat up.

Judging from the current situation, he should not have doubted my identity.

Otherwise, it is absolutely impossible for me to sit in front of him in such a safe and sound way, not to mention, he even entertained me.

"The rest of your team died, didn't they..."

The Colonel's tone became serious. He stared at my face intently, but I didn't show the slightest emotion. I just held my tea and nodded slightly: "Yes."

The Colonel took a deep breath.

"Are the natives in cave No. [-] still alive?"

"Alive."

The colonel's face became ugly, and he opened his mouth for a long time, but in the end he didn't say anything, but heaved a long sigh: "That is to say, there are nearly a hundred of you, almost none of you survived, and the result in the end is Didn't get anything?"

"Ah."

I still nodded.

In fact, it’s not nothing. I do have some effective information in my hands, but I’m not theirs, and I don’t need to share what I know with them. Chiral Tribe.

Then, they will even become obstacles on my way forward.

"Ugh……"

The colonel shook his head: "I knew it was a waste of effort, we can't understand the language of those aborigines at all, even if we catch them, we can't ask their whereabouts, but in this way, time will be delayed ..."

The colonel was muttering to himself, speaking words I didn't quite understand.

I know that there must be a reason why the people sent by various countries formed the Alliance Army. However, it is obviously not enough for me to know that level of news in my current capacity.

"Oh."

Suddenly, the colonel came back to his senses and smiled a little embarrassedly: "Then it's all right."

He took out a piece of paper and pen from behind him.

"I know it's not easy for you, so if you want, sign this document, and when the next supply ship arrives, you can go back with the ship."

"Of course, if you'd like to continue to stay on the mission, that's fine."

Then, he put the paper and pen in front of me.

A simple confidential document, and the content of the document couldn't be simpler. It just asks me to swallow everything I saw and happened on this island into my stomach after returning to my country.

"There are at least three days before the next ship arrives. You have plenty of time to think about it. There is no rush."

"Ah."

I nodded.

There were too many mistakes, so I didn't plan to have too much communication with him, picked up the paper and pen in front of me, and prepared to leave.

The colonel said nothing.

But when I came to the door, I stopped: "My friend, can he go back with me?"

"can."

The colonel nodded, and said with a promise: "You all have shed blood for the motherland and blocked guns. You are tough men. Now that you are back from your mission, I will naturally ensure your safety. If he wants, At that time, we will arrange for you to return home together.”

"That's good."

Then, I opened the door and walked out.

As soon as I went out, the soldiers who were guarding the door gave me a resting barracks, but I didn't want to go in, because there were so many people in the barracks, it would be fine if my identity wasn't discovered, but what if It can be troublesome if it is discovered.

So, the medics were busy waiting in front of the tent.

I stuffed the confidential document and pen into my pocket, and I didn't intend to sign it, let alone return to China at this time.

Just make sure that team member can go back.

Now, I still have something I need to do on this island, the box, waiting for me to get it.

And, if I'm not mistaken.

Among the people sent by the United States, there should be people who have been with the company...

Not long after, the stretcher was lifted out. I glanced at the team member lying on the stretcher. The wound on his body had been properly treated, his leg had been put in a plaster cast, and the glucose solution used for anti-inflammation had also been stuck on it. on his arm.

The whole person's original sallow and sallow appearance has now regained some blood color.

"team leader……"

His overall mental state has also improved a lot, but there is a trace of apology in the eyes he looks at me.

He knows that I don't want to come to the station.

It's just that some things cannot be controlled by humans. Now that they have happened, they can only go all the way to the dark.

I gave him a reassuring wink, and then followed him to the ward. Fortunately, all six beds in this ward were empty without exception.

This made me breathe a sigh of relief.

Because in this case, I should be able to stay with him temporarily and avoid contact with too many other people, so as not to expose my identity.