I Really Didn’t Mean To Be The Saviour Of The World - Chapter 772

Chapter 772: Chapter 466: Time USB【4400 Words】_3

Mr. Clark admitted defeat.

Star explained to him in his heart, “According to the Guide’s plan, the Sage Institute believes that if your birthplace is within the Shadow Galaxy, you are most likely to appear directly at the Great Snow Mountain Military Training Base. Daniel Thompson has been your guide multiple times, and the Institute thinks that the line ‘Private Harrison Clark, step forward’ is very important to you. So Daniel’s promotion reports have been repeatedly rejected, but luckily, he has never complained and is quite dedicated to his duties. He’s a bit nervous right now, probably because he didn’t expect that he, a mere lieutenant, would be left behind as well. His rank is the lowest of everyone here.”

Harrison’s mouth twitched violently.

So that’s how it is.

Harrison was filled with emotion, and without thinking, he patted Daniel on the shoulder, “Lion, don’t be nervous, you’ll be fine. Thanks for your hard work, Lion.”

“Huh?” Daniel was suddenly struck dumb, stupefied.

The people queued up behind were also in an uproar.

What!

What did Lord Sage call this lieutenant?

Lion?

Brother?

Some of the informed core members of the Sage Institute couldn’t help but laugh and cry.

The uninformed others were simply stunned.

Unbelievable!

Seeing the commotion among the crowd behind him, Harrison realized his gaffe and lightly coughed, “Alright, alright, Daniel, you can go now.”

Only Heaven knows how excited Lion was at that moment, his emotions stirred like huge waves.

His eyes widened, his mouth shaped into an O, and his ears trembled.

In an instant, Daniel’s figure disappeared.

Shadow of Earth, Black Bear Training Base, Instructor’s Dormitory, Building D, 77th floor, Room 805.

Daniel woke up from his sleep and then covered his face as he wept into the covers.

Oh my God!

Lord Sage called me “Lion”!

He called me brother!

What did I, Daniel Thompson, do to deserve this?

The self-introductions at the Oxfordshire Garden Plaza continued.

To save time and not disrupt the work of the big shots, Harrison showed a completely different attitude towards the Guides and non-Guides.

In order to deepen his impression of the non-Guides, Harrison usually gave them twenty seconds for a quick self-introduction and offered brief encouragement.

He would often repeat their names and give a brief comment on their work, saying something nice like, “Good job,” “Keep it up,” “Looking forward to your results,” or “I hope we can fight shoulder to shoulder.”

As for the Guides, who were his old acquaintances, his performance was more genuine.

“Lord Sage, I am Marthus…”

“I know you’re pretty strong. Next!”

Marthus: “Huh?”

“Next, next.”

…

Oliver Yeoman: “Sa…”

“Next!”

Oliver Yeoman: “Um…”

…

New recruit and old acquaintance Mitchell from the Black Bear Training Base stepped up.

“Ho…”

“Next!”

Mitchell: “…”

Waking up in the dormitory, Mitchell stared blankly, doubting his life.

I didn’t even finish reading the word “Sa”!

Why is it already the next person?

What did I do wrong?

Who am I, where am I, what am I doing?

Historical records have written that Lord Sage was extremely efficient in the 21st century, wishing to use every second to its fullest and for the day to last more than 24 hours.

Young Mitchell didn’t have a deep understanding of the history books back then, but now he knows how powerful it is.

This must be the legendary fighting for every second!

Poor Mitchell had no idea that Mr. Clark simply specialized in slaughtering acquaintances without blinking an eye.

We all went to the bathhouse together as new recruits, and I even know about the mole on your buttocks.

There will definitely be a next time for you.

Why should I chat with you now?

When he didn’t see familiar faces, Mr. Clark missed them dearly.

When he met familiar faces, Mr. Clark became quite brazen.

People are always insincere and twisted.

Skipping past others this way, Needham Brown in his general’s uniform appeared before Harrison.

Unlike the enthusiastic admiration of others, Clark’s eyes actually held a bit of discontent and his expression was slightly gloomy.