Chapter 570: Issues of Discrimination

Having said that, Diego, who had no sense of being cheated at all, left happily just because he didn't have to leave ZAFT and could travel to Mars.

Only Andrew was left looking at him dimly.

"I didn't lie to him."

He Kui explained.

What he said is true. Isn't going there like traveling?
And there are new machines to open, how happy it is.

Of course, what made him happiest was that he found a thug like Diego.

Although I don’t know why he only found sniper talents.

But it’s no problem, as long as he rushes forward himself.

Of course it is impossible.

The iron wall is still there.

"Just tell me what you have to say next time."

Andrew said as he looked at Diego who was so happy that he was about to find Isaac to report the good news.

"Otherwise I'll sell your information to the gossip press."

"Don't worry, I would never betray Captain Andrew."

"Of course I guess after you sell it."

As He Kui spoke, his eyes turned to Lux who was still chatting and laughing with the various congressmen in the front.

".I am old, you guys can have fun."

Andrew twitched the corner of his mouth slightly, followed Diego's steps and left, of course he ran to Elsa for comfort.

Looking at this scene with amusement, He Kui was stopped again when he was about to go look for Lux.

"Is Councillor He free?"

".Hello, Senator Klein."

The Klein he wanted to find was not this Klein.

But there was no way to stop him, and He Kui could only stand where he was.

It's impossible to just ignore Siegel.

"Councilor He seems to be very busy recently?"

"is a bit"

He Kui nodded and said.

"As a pillar of the country, Councillor He should also take good care of himself."

"Okay, but Senator Siegel also has a lot to look after in the future."

He Kui lowered his eyes and said.

I heard from Lacus that although Aegis was not exposed to Siegel, it was almost the same.

After all, a person suddenly appeared next to my daughter and then disappeared just as suddenly.

Although he managed to hide it from most people, he couldn't hide it from Siegel.

But considering that the fig leaf of his current identity was about to be torn off, He Kui no longer had any concerns.

After all, if Cruze cooperates with the mastermind, his identity will be in jeopardy.

Now we need to study the soft landing of our identity and win more people's support.

"Um"

Siegel looked at his face and wondered what he was thinking.

"Councilman He, I remember you studied nanorobots, right?"

"Yes."

“Can genes be changed?”

Siegel asked quietly.

"Not sure."

Come to think of it, Siegel seemed to have come from the direction of Durandal just now.

What on earth is he planning?

Not knowing Siegel's purpose, He Kui could only answer him intermittently.

Amid the lively atmosphere, everyone organized themselves into teams and walked out together.

"What did Klein say to you just now?"

Shihe asked softly.

"Some questions about genetic changes."

“It should be to increase the birth rate.”

Durandal was originally engaged in genetic research, so he guessed some of Klein's plans.

But will it be that smooth?
It is also difficult to get adjusters to marry natural persons. Generally speaking, if they are not deeply in love, then adjusters will look down on natural persons, and in turn, natural persons will be afraid of or discriminate against adjusters.

The hate propaganda carried out by both sides before can be said to have completely revealed its drawbacks.

“There is always a way to eliminate prejudice.”

Shihe walked behind He Kui holding his hand and spoke softly.

"It's really rare that Shihe would say this."

Hearing this, Shihe pinched He Kui's arm unhappily.

"As long as there is no war, I will not discriminate against natural persons."

"Of course, the premise is that natural persons don't call us."

Shihe raised her eyebrows, and although what she said sounded fierce, it became even more adorable in He Kui's eyes.

"You're getting married soon, so stop fighting and killing each other."

He Kui said with a smile.

The two of them were walking together intimately at this time, not paying attention to their surroundings.

Naturally, he did not notice the gazes of the people around him who were waving national and military flags.

"It's wonderful how they feel about each other."

The girl couldn't help but say as she waved the flag enthusiastically.

"Yes."

Although there are rumors online that He Kui is a young women killer.

But there is no solid evidence. They said that he sent flowers to the director of Orb, but that could have been out of courtesy.

And it's ridiculous that sending flowers can turn into a killer.

As for the fact that there are many women, He Kui is also very powerful.

He has money and status, or in other words, in PLANT, He Kui is the strongest among the next-generation adjusters.

The brilliance of his existence even overshadows the young masters of other families. It would be strange if one was not envious of such a situation.

"I heard from a shop assistant online that he ran into He Kui and Shi He shopping in a bridal shop together."

“Ah! Really?!”

The girl's words once again attracted the attention of everyone around her.

Under these gazes, the team arrived at the central Civic Square surrounded by ceremonial Lingos.

"Have you prepared your speech?"

Shihe leaned over to He Kui's ear and said this in the temporary backstage away from the audience.

"Yes, already."

Before He Kui could finish his words, Lux, who also had a role to play, came up.

"Shihe, you look great today."

"Thank you, Miss Lux."

Shihe tugged at the director's white uniform on his body with some discomfort, although Lux seemed to have not made any other moves recently.

But I still feel a little uncomfortable when I see Lux's poems.

At this time, He Kui took a step forward.

"Is Lux's speech ready too?"

"Of course, who do you think I am?"

Lux raised her chin proudly, then glanced at the congressmen who were looking at her vaguely around her before continuing.

"I'll tell you something when I get back."

"it is good."

As I watched Lux ​​leave, I could still smell the fragrance of the breeze that blew when she turned around.

"Is it really okay to invite Lux or something?"

Shihe didn't say anything about giving up her seat, but just rubbed He Kui affectionately, as if to get rid of the smell that Lux had just brought.

"Lux doesn't mind these things. She has longer-term goals."

He Kui smiled.

"Long-term goals?"

Shihe heard this and thought of the ideas that Lux had always been advocating.

"She wants to take advantage of your power."

Shihe suddenly understood and frowned slightly, obviously quite dissatisfied.

It’s not that I’m dissatisfied with Lux’s ideas, but that Lux actually came to snatch He Kui for this.

But it’s not because of that love.

(End of this chapter)