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Lieutenant General Qi's office was usually open, but it was closed today. Yu Huai rang the doorbell, and soon the door opened from the inside.

It turned out that Lieutenant General Qi personally came to open the door, which made Yu Huai feel a little strange.

But after entering the door, he knew the reason.

Mrs Coolidge is here too.

"Good evening, Xiaohuai." Mrs. Coolidge looked even more haggard than when she was on the ground before, and her fluffy curly hair had lost its elasticity and luster. Get a good rest.

"Good evening, Mrs. Coolidge." After hesitating for a while, Yu Huai added lightly, "You look like you need to sleep."

His tone was flat, but the concern contained in the words made Mrs. Coolidge shake her head.

If Yu Huai smiled now, he would be very similar to before.

"Thank you for your concern, but it's not time to rest yet. I've called you here tonight mainly to discuss with you the investigation of reactionary organizations."

Mrs. Coolidge raised her hand to signal General Qi to turn on the projection.

Blue beams interweave in the center of the room, and finally converge into a list with portraits.

At the top of the list was the general, with a big question mark next to his profile picture.

"This is the list we have checked out so far. Those without symbols are people whose identities have been confirmed, such as Dr. Hay. Those with question marks are just suspects for the time being." Lieutenant General Qi explained in due course.

There are many familiar faces on this list: the general who has been kind to him, Li Lin who was transferred from the guard to the rescue team by himself... It makes him feel very complicated.

Yu Huai roughly scanned it from top to bottom, and found that the list was quite comprehensive, and a large part of them had no identification marks next to their heads, indicating that they had been determined to be members of reactionary organizations.

From the top to the grassroots, and even in various fields and departments, there are people on this list.

On the one hand, Yu Huai was shocked by the size of the reactionary organization, and on the other hand, he was amazed by the efficiency of the interrogators.

It's hard to believe this list was the result of just one day.

As if feeling Yu Huai's surprise, Mrs. Coolidge explained gently: "We were able to find out such a net in a short period of time, thanks to Xiang's help, which provided us with a lot of key personal information. "

It seems that Xiang Qi's role is quite big.

"Since it has been found out, what else needs to be discussed?"

"Discuss how we should deal with them." Mrs. Coolidge took two steps in the direction of the projection.

"Following this network, it is only a matter of time before all the members of the reactionary organization are found out. What's more, their liaison officers have already let go. I believe we will get an exact list soon."

"But what about after the investigation? How should we deal with them? As you can see, this network is too huge, even including the core figures of many departments. Direct uprooting may not get the best results. "

It has to be admitted that Mrs Coolidge's concerns are justified.

If it is now in a normal environment where the spores have not yet exploded, the reactionary organizations can be wiped out, and there is no problem with imprisonment or execution, just like they did to Xiang Qi before.

But the current environment obviously does not support this approach.

Now that the ground has fallen, if all the members of the reactionary organization are disposed of, it may be difficult to find someone who can replace them for a while.

Take Dr. Hay for example. Before that, he was responsible for the technology of the entire Dawn's communication equipment. Without him, the entire Dawn would be greatly affected.

But if you don't deal with them, how can you be worthy of so many people who died on the ground?

It is indeed tricky.

Logically speaking, this kind of matter should be considered by the top management of the alliance, and Yu Huai did not speak without authorization.

Luckily Mrs Coolidge wasn't asking for his opinion either.

The alliance's high-level officials had been discussing for a whole day but failed to come up with a decent solution. She didn't expect Yu Huai to come up with it all at once.

"I asked Lieutenant General Qi to find you, mainly because of some special circumstances." Mrs. Coolidge changed her voice, she reached out and clicked on the blue phantom in mid-air, the screen suddenly changed, and the information of Yu Ting and Molly Appeared in front of Yu Huai.

The moment Yu Huai saw the images of his parents, he knew what Mrs. Coolidge was going to say next.

His eyes were calm, silently falling on the phantom in front of him.

This incident made Mrs. Coolidge feel uncomfortable to talk about, but Yu Huai's calm performance made her feel even more distressed.

He had already endured enough suffering, but the current incident was probably more absurd than anything he had ever experienced.

After hesitating for a long time, Mrs. Coolidge finally spoke: "I know this matter is hard to accept, and I also find it incredible."

"Dr. Hay explained that Dr. Yu and Dr. Mo were the ones who actually released the spores, and he personally conveyed this matter to Collier's assistants—that is, their contacts with the reactionary organization, as if to testify for him. "

"But there is no actual evidence for this matter. Leon Collier also confessed to the charge of releasing the spores, so the facts are still open to question."

Yu Huai could tell that Mrs. Coolidge tended to trust Yu Ting and Molly.

After all, they have made so many contributions to the alliance and mankind, how could they do such a heartless thing?That was probably Mrs Coolidge's idea.

If he hadn't read Molly's diary, Yu Huai would have thought so.

but……

"It's true." After a long silence, Yu Huai raised his eyes to meet Mrs. Coolidge's worried gaze, and he decided to confess all this.

"My parents released the spores, and Leon's confession should have been just to help them cover it up."

Mrs. Coolidge covered her mouth in shock, her eyes widened a bit, but she quickly returned to normal, with deep puzzlement and grief revealed between her brows and eyes.

"You know? How do you know?"

Yu Huai told the whole story about the diary.

Now he finally understood what Mrs. Coolidge was looking for today.

She wanted an attitude of support and approval, and the object of support and approval was naturally the innocence of Yu Ting and Mo Li.

People believe in their own subjective consciousness. They only see the good side of Yu Ting and Mo Li, so they are naturally skeptical of such outrageous claims.

Only solid evidence can convince them.

And Yu Huai happened to have this evidence.

In the same way, he also knew that his current behavior would probably make others feel unbelievable.

He personally proved the guilt of his parents.

But he had to.