I Am Extraordinary Alone
Chapter 292 - 290 Hallelujah

Chapter 292: Chapter 290 Hallelujah

That question put Wei Tianyang on the spot.

Rees had a smirk on his face; the elites from various fields also couldn’t help but chuckle, yet the other Presidents grasped the deeper implications of the question, and fear and doubt emerged on their faces.

Was he still human?

Not as he assumed himself to be, but human in the medical sense.

If his offspring could inherit his superpowers, then it could be said that he was no longer human.

After all, globally, there had been no precedent for those who acquired superpowers through Black Medicine to pass them on through reproduction.

Wei Tianyang’s situation had already far transcended that of the Superpower Special Department.

The issue of most concern to everyone was his physiological response.

Normally, when a human male faced a female, especially an attractive one, their blood would flow downwards, and the secretion of sex hormones would increase inside their bodies—this was a normal biological instinctive reaction.

Furthermore, from 4 to 7 AM, males would also experience morning erections, regardless of environment, actions, or thoughts—it was a normal physiological phenomenon.

"Do you?" Rees pressed.

Wei Tianyang had never pondered these things and his mind drew a blank when forced to recall.

"We’ve conducted a medical examination on him; his physiological structure and test results conform to the medical definition of a human," Helena Mina interjected.

Wei Tianyang looked at her, his mood slightly improving.

"Helena, when was this examination carried out? Three years ago? Is there a written report?" Rees asked.

Helena Mina looked down, silent, pinching her chin in thought.

"Wei, we need to know whether you are still human, both physiologically and psychologically," Rees was relentless. "We can’t let an alien control the safety of the human world."

The conference hall remained silent, permeated with a terrifying atmosphere.

The hearts of many intertwined, quietly yet noisily.

Some feared Rees would infuriate Wei Tianyang, while others wished to know if he was still human.

"Did our Black Medicine technology create a non-human? A monster? Is he an alien who has taken over the body and memory of a poor boy? Has that secret project come to life inside him?" Rees continued.

Helena Mina turned off the microphone and pinched her wireless earpiece, whispering, "Cut off the broadcast."

Rees seemed like a mad dog, seizing Wei Tianyang’s only lapse.

"I..." Wei Tianyang began solemnly.

At that moment, Zhao Ling suddenly interrupted, "Tell them."

"What?" Wei Tianyang was taken aback.

All eyes turned to Zhao Ling.

She folded her arms, looking disdainfully at Rees.

That look made Rees’s heart sink.

"Fuck... This bitch might just..."

"I can prove he’s a man," Zhao Ling stated.

Shocked, Helena Mina stood up instinctively, her body shook and then she abruptly sat back down. She looked at Wei Tianyang, seeking an answer with her eyes, but he was sitting cross-legged, seemingly lost in thought.

The silence in the hall was also broken. Venerable Xu pursed his lips, unsure whether what Zhao Ling said was true or false, merely smiling faintly as he sipped his water. The accompanying businesspeople dared not breathe a word, stifling their laughter with bowed heads.

The other Presidents all directed their gazes at her, pulling out their phones to send messages, everyone whispering not about "Is it true?" but "Did you hear that?"

Zhao Ling looked calmly at Wei Tianyang, her eyes unabashedly expressing love.

Rees did not believe Zhao Ling’s words, but he could say nothing at the moment; he could not make Zhao Ling prove it, nor could he force Wei Tianyang to prove it.

"Do you have children?" Helena Mina asked tentatively.

Zhao Ling shook her head, "We don’t need them."

"Wei?" Helena Mina quickly turned to Wentian Ya.

Wei Tianyang was now in a dilemma, his words putting him in a stratosphere of discomfort—was it to admit he was not human, or that he was impotent?

Zhao Ling’s statement had tied them together, now debunking her would win no one’s trust.

"I cannot refuse," Wei Tianyang could only grit his teeth and say.

The entire audience was in an uproar.

Rees was trembling. He took a gamble and said again, "I still don’t quite believe..."

"How do you want me to prove it? Send you a sex tape? You didn’t come for that, did you?" Wei Tianyang joked.

At this remark, everyone turned to look at Rees and burst out laughing.

Now it was Rees’s turn to lose face.

[They’ve been involved all along and they admitted it!]

[Zhao Ling, with her power, beauty, and strength blended into one, only Wei Tianyang is worthy of her, right?]

[It would be abnormal if they hadn’t gotten together.]

[What’s there to say? Shouldn’t we admire Wei Tianyang?]

[Hard to imagine what Zhao Ling is like in bed!]

The elites and presidents, poised diligently, were suddenly flooded with messy thoughts, which surprised Wei Tianyang.

He looked at Helena Mina, who was whispering something with her head tilted.

"Shall we move on to the next question? I believe there are far more pressing issues in the world than my private life..." Wei Tianyang said.

...

The Q&A session ended just like that. They failed to corner Wei Tianyang on his secrets but obtained another answer—one that was unexpected yet reasonable.

Though the answer was false.

Helena Mina was to meet with the members of the United Council to host the presidents of various countries. They would engage in a prolonged private discussion, while Wei Tianyang, guided by Kerry, a diplomat sent by Steijie, returned to his villa on Hawaii Mountain.

Despite not having visited for over six months, the villa was maintained daily. The plants, lawn, and fish tanks were taken care of, and even the coffee beans were kept fresh, as if someone lived there every day.

He casually picked something from the refrigerator for dinner, gazed over Georgetown from the balcony after a bath and a cup of coffee, and it was already 9 PM.

Sitting on the balcony, he used a telescope to view the moon when a black sedan pulled up at the entrance.

Standing above, he looked down at the car to see Zhao Ling alight, dressed in a black business suit, looking up at him.

The car departed—it was a rideshare.

The two made eye contact for a few seconds.

"Will you invite me in?" Zhao Ling asked with a smile.

Wei Tianyang turned to go back inside, but the door clicked open.

Zhao Ling smiled, pushed the door open and gently closed it behind her.

Wei Tianyang had just come downstairs; he was in the hall, still holding his coffee cup.

"You raised a dangerous question, letting Rees grab a hold. Or perhaps... you did it intentionally..." Wei Tianyang said, somewhat annoyed.

Zhao Ling smiled without responding, standing by the doorway like a little girl awaiting scolding.

"You shouldn’t have done that. Now they all think I’ve slept with you," Wei Tianyang continued.

He put down his coffee, his hands pressing down on the table, his eyes flashing red.

"How am I supposed to face you now? In my mind, you’ve always been like a mother... Now I can’t think that way anymore." Wei Tianyang turned back to look at Zhao Ling, who gently shook her head, smiling.

They all knew.

Helena Mina had heard, too.

Now, there was no room for explanation.

"At least... they believe you are still human," Zhao Ling said.

Wei Tianyang breathed heavily, a primal restlessness surging within him.

He closed his eyes, trying not to think about those things, but Zhao Ling moved closer to him.

"They all know," Zhao Ling whispered into Wei Tianyang’s ear. "Are you human?"

Wei Tianyang’s left hand grabbed Zhao Ling’s neck, his right hand transformed into a Bone Knife, slashing at her torso!

The expensive coat shredded into rags, alluring curves hinting through the gaps.

Wei Tianyang pinned her to the ground, and just then, the house’s intelligent sound system timely played Cohen’s "Hallelujah."

Zhao Ling spread her arms, smiling, waiting for his command.

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