I Really Didn't Mean To Be The Saviour Of The World

Chapter 120: Chapter 108: Hello, General_l

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“Professor Owen, I’m really glad to see you.”

Harrison Clark blinked at the man in the white coat in front of him.

You couldn’t blame him for easily revealing his emotions and seeming impatient.

Since arriving here, his mood had always been great.

Whenever he saw a familiar face still existing, he felt comfortable and lucky.

He had been changing history all along.

In his personal history, historical records were not a static book, but rather like Schrodinger’s Cat, or as elusive as electrons moving around protons, making them unpredictable and uncertain.

Existing because he saw them.

Before his arrival in this timeline, before reconnecting, all history was nothingness.

It was only after he arrived here and personally lifted the lid that he could see whether the cat was dead or alive.

Using an exaggerated language, the time-traveling Harrison Clark created a universe every time he opened his eyes.

But he himself didn’t know what this “created” universe was like, whether the familiar people from the past still existed.

He was always trying to avoid one thing.

In the past, he didn’t want to have emotional connections with people from a thousand years later. The superficial reason was knowing that everyone would eventually die, but the deeper reason was that he was anxious that his changes to history might accidentally erase the good people he had met.

That would be very painful.

After his last visit, since he saw Daniel Thompson several times, and his comrades in the new recruit camp didn’t change much, he gradually opened up his closed heart.

But the deeper he fell, the deeper his anxiety grew.

He could learn to be calm, but never heartless.

The appearance of familiar faces one after another was like pulling out thorns from his heart, so he was overly active today.

Professor Owen frowned slightly and tilted his head back. “Have you seen me before?”

Harrison shook his head, approaching the testing equipment, “I haven’t, but we combat soldiers always have great respect for technical personnel.”

Daniel Thompson couldn’t stand his proactive attitude anymore, “Shut up, rookie! You’re still miles away from going into battle!”

Harrison shook his arm, completed a test, pointed at the virtual image in the air with the huge characters “New Record,” and smiled at Daniel, “Is it still that far now?”

The entire laboratory went wild in an instant.

Daniel’s own manual measurement of the running data was not rigorous enough to drive people crazy, but the data in the lab was rigorous, and it was instantly synchronized globally.

Nobody could have imagined that new crushing physical test parameters would appear so easily.

As the tests progressed, Harrison kept breaking each record.

“My goodness! What kind of gene awakening did you go through last night? I’ve seen your physical stats before. You were clearly just above average… this…”

Daniel Thompson was rendered speechless.

Sharply, Harrison noticed the four words “gene awakening” and took them to heart.

Great, a new technology.

And so, the day went by amid the busyness of various tests.

Physical tests, psychological tests, political reviews, body cell sampling…

“Alright, Private First Class Clark, you can go back to your dormitory and rest. Tomorrow morning, the General will meet with you when she returns to the base.”

Finally, things were settled, and Dr. Owen made the arrangements.

Harrison had been holding back all day, and finally couldn’t help but ask, “Doctor, as a new recruit, I have an impudent question.”

“Go ahead.”

“What’s the General’s name?”

“Private First Class Clark, what are you talking about? Didn’t you attend the new recruit orientation when you came to the base? Haven’t you seen the General?”

“It might be that last night’s gene awakening caused some memory confusion. I vaguely remember, but I’m not confident, so I thought I’d check to avoid being rude tomorrow.”

“You already have an official position, and although you can query it yourself after you go back, I can also tell you. The General’s name is Nora Camp.”

“Is she male or female?”

“Female.”

“Is she beautiful?”

“From an aesthetic point of view, the General’s appearance is impeccable.”

“Thank you, this is the best news I’ve heard today.”

With the help of his personal information system, Harrison went back to his dormitory alone and began to look up information.

His incredible physical test results brought him a great deal of convenience, and without the need for any declarations, his authority in the military system automatically upgraded to Private First Class.

Upon checking, Harrison found himself confronted with a series of surprises.

This time his alteration of history was so significant that even he was shocked.

First of all, the historical materials he could access were much more detailed, which made them countless times more comfortable to read than the last time.

The militarized management of this era was more stringent, but in terms of information control, it was more relaxed.

Although the end-of-the-world disaster still remained hidden, the World Government no longer forcibly concealed historical materials and knowledge. Instead, they adopted a more tempting guidance strategy.

All changes still began in the early 21st century.

Carrie Thomas’s song “The Fire” was still a military anthem, and it still played a hugely significant role in the birth of the Yellowstone Research Institute.

However, the birth of the Yellowstone Research Institute was nearly a century ahead of schedule.

Ward Owen became world-famous after releasing his first album. Although he didn’t create or perform other classics afterward, his first album alone maintained his popularity for a lifetime.

Of course, due to the Renaissance of the early 21st century, the music world was thriving with a variety of great artists, so Ward still regretfully didn’t make the Top 100 of a thousand years ago. However, his career as a singing artist was still successful..