CHAPTER 96: THE FLOW OF INFORMATION

Since Andreas Ferrari was injured, Victoria took him to the hospital first. She also needed to check if her ears were damaged. Victoria's ears weren't seriously injured; they were just temporarily ringing and would recover in a few days. But Andreas's injury was severe. His leg had been injured in the explosion and had collected a lot of dust along the way, which could lead to an infection. The doctor bandaged Andreas's wound and prescribed some antibiotics, instructing him to get an IV drip. Using crutches, Andreas hobbled to the infusion hall, which was very crowded. He almost couldn't find a seat. Victoria managed to secure a spot for him, so they squeezed onto a single chair. Luckily, both were slim; otherwise, they wouldn't have fit. "Why were you inside?" Andreas whispered in Victoria's ear. "I told you to wait outside for me." "Heh," Victoria sneered. "I can't understand you. Why didn't you let me join the operation if you wanted me to stay out of it? Leaving me outside—wer