Then, she suddenly raised her eyes to look at him, he was still laughing, his brows and mouth were filled with an unconcealable mockery.
This pneumonia virus incident had many frontline workers who were her forr colleagues, she had been closely following it.
She knew that among the deceased, most were England people, and as for whether there were any other races, she hadn’t been focusing on that.
She only felt that since it was a virus, infection among races should be indiscriminate.
And this ti, the nation’s experts involved in researching this virus were all top-level; if it were due to the virus itself, it wouldn’t be possible that after so much research there was no progress at all.
Could it be related to race?
Thinking of this, she imdiately took out her phone and called her cousin Arthur Clark, who worked at the research institute.
"Brother, are all the people infected by the pneumonia virus England people?"
On the other end, there was a brief pause, possibly checking the patient data on hand, and then a reply was given to Elly Campbell.
Indeed, they were all England people!
To be precise, they were all yellow people.
Besides Greece people, there were a few cases outside of New Zealand and Tirana, as well as New Horse and other countries, but in Greece, it was a widespread outbreak.
After getting the results from Arthur Clark, Elly Campbell’s gaze at Leo Hall changed again.
"Do you know what the reason is?"
Seeing Leo Hall revealing two large canine teeth, smiling with narrowed eyes, "Take a guess."
Elly Campbell wasn’t in the mood to ss around with him, her expression tense as she said:
"You definitely know how to develop the cure this ti, right?"
Leo Hall still smiled silently, but the more he showed this expression, the more Elly Campbell believed he truly had this capability.
Even the matter of him poisoning her, she no longer minded.
"Leo Hall, this concerns the survival of our race, those who have died are our compatriots, are you really just watching idly?"
Saying this, she paused, thinking of Leo Hall’s personality, particularly how he liked to be flattered professionally, she imdiately praised him generously:
"Just think, if you develop the cure and save those on the brink of death, you’ll be a great hero to the entire England people."
But Leo Hall was indifferent to her complints, casually tapping the table with his fingertips and sneering:
"They’re dead, what does it have to do with ? If I want to be a hero, I want to be the ruler of this world, let all of humanity worship as king, wouldn’t that be better?"
Saying this, he began to laugh lowly.
Such childish lines really sounded like sothing a rebellious youth like Leo Hall would say.
Though extrely ridiculous, Elly Campbell sohow felt that what he said was true.
He indeed wanted to be the ruler of all humanity.
Elly Campbell tried to see things from his perspective to communicate with him, "Even if you want all of humanity to worship you as king, don’t you first need to preserve all of humanity?"
Upon hearing this, Leo Hall raised his eyes to look at her, a aningful smile spread in his eyes, laughing softly twice, he said: "No need."
Elly Campbell’s expression slightly darkened, then she asked him, "I’m very curious, you want to be the ruler of all humanity, yet disregard their lives, what’s the point of your rule?"
She stared into his eyes, continuing:
"When you think of all people bowing, all people admiring, you also need to have the basis of ’people’ first, don’t you?"
She didn’t even know why she had the patience to stand here and speak these obvious truths to Leo Hall, but she had to say them.
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