I REALLY DIDN'T MEAN TO BE THE SAVIOUR OF THE WORLD

Chapter 731: Chapter 447: The Heart of the Egyptian Tribe【3500 words, request for monthly票】_1

“What’s going on?”

Harrison Clark leaned forward, eagerly asking.

Freddy first took off his transparent protective helmet, shook off the lava ash inside, and then coughed violently, “Cough, cough, bro…wait…let me rest for a bit, I can’t catch my breath.”

“Mhm, mhm, mhm.”

Harrison Clark nodded repeatedly, feeling a bit sad seeing Freddy in this state.

Unlike Harrison Clark, who looked like a well-maintained man in his thirties, Freddy appeared much older, at least ten years older than Harrison Clark.

He had sparse hair on top of his head, a classic case of male pattern baldness, sunken eye sockets, protruding cheekbones, and dark circles that seemed as permanent as top-notch tattoos. He looked like the quintessential 21st-century programmer, and his metallic protective suit made him resemble a mad scientist even more.

Sometimes, Harrison Clark felt that Freddy was too exhausted and wanted to let him catch a break.

However, as much as Freddy respected and listened to Harrison Clark, he couldn’t be swayed when it came to work. He was incredibly stubborn.

Tying him up was useless, as he still had his wits about him, a great memory, and could perform equipment-related activities when needed. Without equipment, he would just lie there and meditate, his inspiration still as potent as ever.

With no other options, Harrison Clark could only let him be, watching helplessly as Freddy continuously pushed himself to the limit.

Fortunately, the medical facilities on the Morrowind No.2 were almost top-notch, and Freddy had personally designed the balanced and plentiful food supply.

Freddy knew better than to overwork himself to death. He was always conscious of self-preservation, monitoring his physical parameters. As a result, while he may have been overworked, he managed to keep the risk factor under control.

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