Born to Be Rebellious [Quick Transmigration]

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    Ge Xiu frowned in disbelief:

    “But… why could I vaguely smell your pheromone before, but it only had such a big impact on me tonight?”

    “I don’t know.” Haines shrugged: “It may take some testing to figure it out.”

    After all, an Omega that differentiated early on the battlefield and entered estrus, not only ruthlessly cut out his glands, but after surviving, he actually encountered a destined partner pheromone match of more than 90% —this kind of situation is too rare, and there have never been such a precedent in the entire Federation before.

    After thinking for a while, Haines said to Ge Xiu:

    “Wait for a moment.”

    After speaking, he turned to Admiral Drost not far away, and whispered a few words in the other’s ear.

    After only a few minutes, the two ended their conversation.

    Haines came over and smiled at Ge Xiu: “Okay, we can go.”

    As he said that, he was about to turn around and walk out.

    Ge Xiu reacted: “Wait…then what about this coming-of-age ceremony?”

    How could the ceremony continue when the two protagonists were gone?

    Haines didn’t change his expression: “Let Admiral Drost worry about it.”

    He turned his head and glanced at Ge Xiu and raised his eyebrows: “You don’t want to attend anyway, do you?”

    Ge Xiu thought about it, too.

    So he calmly picked up his pace and left the villa following Haines without any guilt.

    The two quickly sat in the aircraft.

    With the roar of the engine, the aircraft slowly started, and they flew quickly into the distance under the cover of the deep night.

    The bright banquet hall was left behind, and if one looked through the glass, it felt like entirely different distant world.

    Ge Xiu retracted his gaze, and finally remembered to ask: “By the way, where are we going?”

    Haines crossed his legs, his slender fingers resting on his knees, and sat relaxed beside Ge Xiu.

    He raised his eyebrows and replied: “Of course it’s to do a test.”

    Ge Xiu shrugged indifferently, “oh”-ed, then narrowed his eyes and turned his head to look out of the dark window—Haines was right about one thing, he really didn’t care whether the coming-of-age party was successful or not, as long as he could find an excuse to leave that boring occasion, it didn’t matter where he went.

    Plus… he was indeed a little curious about what was going on right now in this situation.

    For the consideration of flight speed and safety, the interior of the entire aircraft was a completely airtight enclosed space, which couldn’t generate any form of air circulation with the outside world during the flight.

    With the passage of time, this space seemed to have become more and more cramped and narrow, the interior of the aircraft was quiet and stagnant. Only the buzzing of the engine and the whistling of the high-pressure wind outside the metal shell could be heard, making the inside of the aircraft seem more and more like a small world isolated from the outside world.

    In the still air, the faint smell of rum became more distinct and more difficult to ignore too.

    Ge Xiu tried hard to keep himself from noticing.