Chapter 651: Gu Ningxuan’s Otherworldly Travels (Part 4)

"Regardless of whether these words are true or false, this person... must be tightly restrained and interrogated..." The Marshal’s heart was much colder and harder than his brother and father; once the telekinesis disturbance subsided, he had Gu Ningxuan tied up.

Gu Ningzhi’s expression was conflicted, and he hesitantly asked, "That... Xiao Xuan, you wouldn’t be thinking..."

"We’re in the military now, please address me as Marshal or officer. On how to deal with a suspect, I have more authority to decide than you." Marshal Gu’s expression was always indifferent, and at this moment it was so cold and hard that it was intimidating, "To be so easily fooled, Gu Ningzhi, your brain needs to be sent back for repair. If... if that person is truly connected with the Insect Race, would you already have become their meal? A little more vigilance won’t occupy much of your brain capacity!"

Regarding his second brother’s negligence, Marshal Gu maintained a composed facade, but inside he was fuming, almost wanting to choke him or shake his shoulders to snap this brain-fried guy back to normal.

Gu Ningzhi, being mocked by his younger brother, felt like clinging to their father and wailing. Why had his little brother’s temperament turned into this? When silent, it was fine to just treat him as a mute, but once he opened his mouth to mock, it was so venomous that it made one want to strangle him!

Simply expressing a concern over his brother’s and father’s safety wouldn’t kill him, so why is he mocking people in such an awkward manner?

Even though knowing their third brother was actually worried about them, it still felt rather upsetting. The younger brother growing up was not cute at all; the previous young man was more adorable, at least he could be bullied a bit but with the third brother around... he was just there to be bullied.

Marshal is something awesome! He’s the brother, so what’s wrong with calling his younger brother a nickname? If he doesn’t like it, he can bite him!

If Gu Ningzhi’s internal monologue were known to Marshal Gu, he would probably respond with a haughty and aloof answer, stating he wasn’t a dog and didn’t like eating shit... _(:з)∠)_. So, this world’s Marshal Gu completely blackened during mental fusion, right?

"What if... he’s innocent?" Gu Qidong looked at Gu Ningxuan’s pale, sweaty face and felt a pang of compassion, as if his own son were being harmed, "Your methods... don’t be too extreme..."

"I understand." Marshal Gu nodded, indicating he would keep his promise. In fact, he had no intention of harming this person who looked like him; he just needed concrete evidence for his words and identity... and that evidence was his memories!

So, when a group of researchers in white coats saw on the operating table someone who looked identical to their respected Marshal, they were so scared their legs turned weak. Performing surgery on this guy... they felt a lot of pressure...

"It’s just memory extraction and replication, you all are overthinking." Marshal Gu sat on the side, looking as relaxed as if he were at home. He was midway through receiving a contact from a subordinate, learning that the Adhesive Devouring Worms inexplicably retreated and fled, frowning tightly.

Because he found that the worm withdrawal and the young man’s losing control happened simultaneously, what on earth was the connection between them?

As promised by Marshal Gu, the special method of extracting and replicating memories would not harm the body of the extracted person.

Additionally, since Gu Ningxuan had already fallen unconscious, these actions went very smoothly, and then... after seeing those memories, the entire research team expressed shock... Damn, were they really not extracting the Marshal’s memories?

Although the flashed memory images were fragmented, they all indicated that this memory belonged to [Gu Ningxuan], and even Marshal Gu himself started to doubt... did those researchers actually meddle with his memories?

However, as the images continued to flicker, significant differences clearly emerged.

For example... the unlucky person at that banquet wasn’t Dongshou Yi, but Gu Ningxuan, and the female lead wasn’t Su Qinwu, but Su Jiameng... Also, Gu Ningxuan’s dual personalities [persona] matters got uncovered, and several bold researchers sneakily shifted their gazes onto Marshal Gu, only to be glared back at by him.

The group of researchers all knew that Marshal Gu had a remarkable track record, being the most brilliant graduate in the history of Xilena Academy.

After joining the Military Department, he had been smoothly promoted all the way to Marshal thanks to the Insect Race catastrophe... but the Gu Ningxuan in these memories... was unluckily tough, those cold-hearted researchers wanted to shed a tear of sympathy for him.

Even worse, he later got frequently fired from jobs and almost got assassinated...

A perceptive researcher discreetly captured screenshots of those [bosses who fired the Marshal], and if those guys were alive, an interview was sure to be conducted.

[When I came in, those beasts... they seemed to be coercing someone into doing something she didn’t want to, so I couldn’t control myself and intervened. However, not knowing their place, they wanted to push their luck... consequently, they had to pay the price]

Listening to Gu Ningxuan being the scapegoat for Su Jiameng in Nocturnal Song City, the group of researchers were stunned.

The unforeseen alley incident, the suddenly descending Su Jiameng in a bathrobe, going to apply as a repairman... awkwardly watching an egg hatch, entering super dad mode... Marshal Gu Ningxuan, you’re such a virtuous and gentle housewife, do your parents and two brothers know?

Of course, midway through, memories of the second personality also appeared, the ambiguous feelings looming between Su Jiameng and Gu Ningxuan, along with the words she spoke to him... and then, the group of researchers realized there was a lot of crucial information here...

Marshal Gu calmly observed those memories, quietly comparing them with his own, never discerning where the major turning point between them was, but it was certain that many people were different from those in his memories. (To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to vote for it at Qidian (qidian.com), your support is my biggest motivation. Mobile users please read at m.qidian.com.)