Chapter 355: Chapter 353: The Team Doesn’t Welcome Him Chapter 355: Chapter 353: The Team Doesn’t Welcome Him Jiang Yan nodded slightly.

Subsequent plans were agreed upon between her and Song Haitao, and they weren’t necessarily meant to be explained to everyone.

However, given the strong pessimism among those present, she felt it was necessary to say a few words.

Just as she was about to speak, she saw Song Haitao prop himself up using his assistant’s shoulder.

Shaking off his previous frail and aged appearance, he looked at everyone with a commanding presence, raised his fist, and spoke loudly and clearly:
“Everyone, confidence is more important than gold! There are always more solutions than difficulties!! Especially at times like this, we must pull ourselves together!!”

Among everyone present, Song Haitao was relatively the oldest, had distinguished service, and was officially designated as the future captain of the Snow Dragon, so naturally his call to action and authority were unquestionable.

But in such a scene and environment, such words only brightened people’s eyes for a few seconds.

Many people had eyes that were dull from the start.

“Doctor, confidence alone won’t fill our stomachs,” a young warrior glanced out at the storm and slowly fondled the gun in his hand, his head hanging low.

This gun had one last bullet in it.

He saved it for himself.

If he truly had to face death, then he hoped to die quickly, to die with dignity.

Not like his relatives before, dying with their bodies unrecognizable or mutilated…

Song Haitao shot him a piercing look:
“It won’t fill our stomachs, but sitting here sighing and blaming heaven and others, will that keep us alive?”

The young warrior bit his lip, holding back his words.

“If we had known, you shouldn’t have bothered with us, it would have been better to just let us lie in the cryo pods…” An old man looked at Song Qian and Lin Xiaohui with a complaining gaze and sighed.

Hearing this, Lin Xiaohui was not pleased:
“Those cryo pods require a power supply to ensure feeding and oxygen flow, once the backup power is depleted, if you can’t adapt to the outside environment, you’ll simply suffocate to death.”

“If you, sir, think it was a mistake to come out, shall I help stuff you back in?” She couldn’t help adding another sentence.

She stressed the word “stuff” a little more heavily.

Right now, everyone’s heart was filled with emotion, and they were too lazy to care about being polite and respectful.

Zhao Yougong saw this and stretched out his hand to tug at her sleeve, “Enough now, wife.”

“You young people–” The old man was not articulate, originally wanted to accuse her of “having no martial ethics,” but Song Haitao gave him a cold glare and he choked on his words, falling silent.

Different from them, Song Haitao was not merely a scientific researcher but also a military man with bars and stars, as well as the chief officer of the space station.

When he shed the gentleness from his face, the pressure was immense.

With the scar on his face, it added a touch of awe to people’s hearts.

“I agree with what Dr. Song said,” Jiang Yan glanced at the tactical watch on her wrist, it was already 9:30 in the morning.

Such a waste of over an hour was truly a pity.

She looked over the crowd, “I suggest that we all follow the previous division of labor and hurry to get a clear understanding of the upper and lower floors.”

After Jiang Yan finished speaking, her voice became even more severe:
“Also, we are a team now. What defines a team is unity, not just being a group. If we continue to blame each other and foster negative emotions, then I’m sorry, but such individuals are not welcome in this team.”

Su Dai looked at Jiang Yan, with little stars shining in her eyes.

Song Qian and the others were staunch supporters of Jiang Yan, knowing her capabilities, and felt more inwardly reassured seeing her finally taking the initiative to stand up.

However, a few of the elderly researchers, who had seen Jiang Yan a few times before, still found it hard to save face when being lectured by a young woman in her twenties.

But as brilliant as their minds were, once as precious as giant pandas in the base, if they were to truly survive in such an environment now, they’d have to rely on the younger people around them.

So they looked at each other for a second and eventually held back their words.

Song Qian stood up and indicated to a few people, “Jiang Yan, we’ll head out then.”

“Okay,” Jiang Yan nodded and then saw Jiang Ye approaching her, “Jiang Yan, I would like to have a word with you alone.”

Jiang Yan frowned, “Can we talk about this later?”

“Got it!!”

Sun Jingtao’s voice, filled with surprise and excitement, came from outside amidst the storm…