First Interstellar Guide Chapter 124: Extra 25: Mohr; Mental Guidance

Chapter 124: Extra 25: Mohr; Mental Guidance

Translated by Addis of Exiled Rebels Scanlations

Editor: Karai

Mohr put on the work uniform given to him by Lu Cheng’an. The Eagle Special Forces logo was embroidered on the chest of the white coat, made of high-quality material and neatly ironed, fitting him well. Just as he was about to step out, he suddenly met a pair of familiar eyes as he opened the door.

Those deep, gentle eyes carried a smile. Mohr’s heart skipped a beat, and he quickly averted his gaze.

Lu Cheng’an, wearing a smart camouflage uniform, looked very tall and handsome. He was reaching out to knock on the door just as Mohr came out. This coincidence made Lu Cheng’an smile, “Morning, I was just about to come find you.”

Mohr lowered his head and softly asked, “General Lu, do you need something from me?”

Lu Cheng’an replied, “You’re new to the White Tower. Let me take you to assemble on the starship and have breakfast along the way.”

Mohr felt warm inside and said, “Thank you, General.”

He followed behind Lu Cheng’an, seeing Lu Cheng’an’s spirit body for the first time – a majestic golden eagle, the king of birds, with dense feathers and golden eyes curiously examining Mohr’s spirit body, a little deer.

The deer felt nervous under its gaze and hid behind its owner. The eagle, however, followed unceremoniously, circling above its head.

Seeing this, Lu Cheng’an couldn’t help but laugh, “Come back, don’t scare the little deer.”

The eagle reluctantly returned to its owner’s shoulder.

Lu Cheng’an explained, “Today’s team gathering is for introductions; there’s no special mission. It’s just to introduce you to everyone and let you get to know your teammates as soon as possible. Next week, we’re going to investigate the contaminated area of the S97 planet in the Serpent Constellation, and you’ll be joining us on that mission.”

Mohr nodded, “Understood.”

The two of them arrived at the eagle-class starship, where the other sentinels had already assembled.

Seeing Lu Cheng’an, everyone immediately lined up and greeted in unison, “General Lu!”

While they called out to Lu Cheng’an, their eyes secretly glanced at the young man beside him – he looked around 20 years old, with delicate features, wearing glasses, and exuding the scholarly air of a recent college graduate. He wore a clean white coat, and his demeanor was gentle, showing no signs of aggression. His spirit body, the little deer, was also very cute.

Feeling a bit embarrassed under everyone’s gaze, Mohr adjusted his glasses and stood quietly beside Lu Cheng’an.

Lu Cheng’an glanced at him and then spoke loudly, “Let me introduce you. This is Mohr, our new guide in the eagle Special Forces. He just graduated from the Guide Medical College this year. Let’s welcome him.”

Warm applause echoed around them.

Mohr took the initiative to greet, “Hello, everyone.”

Lu Cheng’an looked at a woman with curly hair among the crowd, “Sister Lin, please take care of Mohr and let him get to know everyone.”

The guide, called “Sister Lin,” was about 30 years old, with a neat ponytail. Upon hearing this, she immediately replied cheerfully, “Got it, General Lu!”

Lu Cheng’an waved his hand, “Let’s have breakfast first, everyone.”

The crowd quickly turned and headed to the dining hall on the starship.

Lu Cheng’an took Mohr to the dining hall, introducing him to the layout of the starship while they ate. Initially feeling nervous in this new environment, Mohr gradually relaxed under Lu Cheng’an’s personal company and began to ask questions actively.

“So, my task is to stay in the medical room and perform mental guidance on the sentinels?”

“Sister Lin will teach you. After breakfast, you’ll familiarize yourself with the mental landscapes of the team members in order. Only when a doctor truly understands their patients can they prescribe the right treatment and improve efficiency, right?”

“Yes, I’ll get to know everyone’s situation as soon as possible,” Mohr said earnestly.

Lu Cheng’an noticed that Mohr seemed less nervous after becoming familiar with his surroundings. He pushed a can towards Mohr, “We eat these on missions. Today, let’s see if you can handle them.”

“It’s fine,” Mohr said politely as he ate, his movements very refined and pleasing to the eye.

Lu Cheng’an smiled slightly, slowing down his own pace of eating. After they finished breakfast together, he took Mohr on a tour of the starship, arranged his accommodation, and finally brought him to the medical room at the back of the starship.

“This is where you’ll be working from now on,” Lu Cheng’an said.

Guide Zou Lin waved at Mohr, saying, “Mohr, come sit here.”

Mohr walked over and sat down, politely greeting, “Sister Lin.”

Zou Lin smiled and said, “I’ve heard about you. You’re one of President Jiao’s students, ranked in the top three of this year’s outstanding graduates. Quite impressive.”

Mohr modestly replied, “I lack practical experience. I’ll need to learn a lot from you and other senior guides.”

Zou Lin carefully observed him. Mohr, who had just graduated from college, still carried a hint of youthful innocence, but his attitude was very earnest and sincere, gentle and mature, leaving a good impression. Zou Lin began to introduce him to the various instruments in the treatment room. “This is an intelligent monitoring device. You should have learned how to operate it in school. We have the latest model on the starship. Let me teach you how to use it…”

Mohr followed her instructions attentively and quickly familiarized himself with the medical instruments on the starship. He wasn’t just a bookworm who excelled in exams; he was very intelligent and learned quickly. Zou Lin liked this new member very much. After teaching him how to use the instruments, she also introduced him to various commonly used medications…

It wasn’t until ten in the morning that she gathered the sentinels for examination.

“Before we set out, it’s the daily work of our team’s guides to perform mental guidance on the sentinels. You need to familiarize yourself with the mental landscape characteristics of each sentinel. This way, when they are injured or experience mental breakdowns or berserk states, you can quickly stabilize their mental landscapes.”

“Okay, I understand.”

“Let’s start with the first one. You go and explore their mental landscapes. Call me if you encounter any problems.”

“Got it.” Mohr began to examine the sentinels’ mental worlds.

The sentinels of the eagle Special Forces were meeting this new guide for the first time, and everyone couldn’t help but take more glances at Mohr. The young man in front of them wore a white coat and looked very serious. His tone of speech was particularly gentle.

“Hello, your mental landscape has been fixed.”

“Sorry, did I hurt you when I was clearing your negative emotions just now?”

“Don’t be nervous. I’ll try to slow down my movements.”

The sentinels, treated so gently, were left speechless. This was simply an angel sent by God to save them! After being treated, the sentinels quickly gathered together, secretly discussing.

“My goodness, this Mohr is so patient.”

“He’s so polite! He even asked for my consent before delving into my mental landscape!”

“When he was treating me just now, he reminded me that if there was any privacy I didn’t want him to see, I could hide it.”

“He also asked if I was in pain. He’s really gentle.”

“And, and, his little deer is super cute. I really want to pet its head…”

The current guide of the eagle Special Forces, Zou Lin, was bold and often acted decisively, quickly clearing the sentinels’ negative emotions without any verbal comfort or consolation. Everyone had long been accustomed to this straightforward treatment style. After all, the Eagle Special Forces were a group of tough men, not very particular about the treatment process.

Now, with Mohr taking over the treatment, he actually cared about their feelings and spoke in a particularly gentle tone. The group of sentinels felt dizzy, as if ferocious beasts had been gently stroked against their fur.

Lu Cheng’an heard their discussions and couldn’t help but walk towards the medical room out of curiosity. The tough and combat-effective sentinels of the special forces behaved like children in front of Mohr. Even those who usually loved to fool around were unusually quiet today. Those who had already been treated came out with faces full of happiness, while those who hadn’t yet been treated looked forward to it.

Everyone seemed worried about scaring this new doctor and maintained discipline without saying a word. Lu Cheng’an leaned against the wall thoughtfully, waiting until all the sentinels had been examined. Then, he took a step forward and sat in front of Mohr.

Mohr was taken aback and looked at Lu Cheng’an, “General Lu, are you also getting checked?”

Lu Cheng’an smiled faintly, “Yes, please take a look.”

Mohr felt a bit embarrassed and said softly, “My mental energy is only A+, and you’re an S-level sentinel. I need your cooperation to relax your guard so that I can break through your mental barrier. Don’t worry, I won’t pry into your privacy. If you feel uncomfortable at any time, you can interrupt me.”

Lu Cheng’an paused for a moment before nodding. They were right; this guide is indeed very gentle. Lu Cheng’an smiled and took the initiative to remove the defense barrier of his mental world, saying, “Alright, go ahead.”

Mohr extended his mental tendrils and gently touched Lu Cheng’an’s forehead. A soft mental energy flowed into Lu Cheng’an’s mind, and the white mental tendrils flowed gently like warm water, washing through the depths of his brain… It felt really comfortable, like warm water washing through the depths of his brain…

Lu Cheng’an closed his eyes comfortably.

Mohr explored his mental landscape. Lu Cheng’an’s mental world was an endless grassland, covered with various flowers in the lush green grass. The sky above was clear and blue, with many pure white clouds floating.

A golden eagle soared above the grassland. The spirit form of the golden eagle in the mental world was extremely majestic, with its wings spread out almost covering the sky. The mental landscape of an S-level sentinel was even broader and more magnificent than Mohr had imagined.

Mohr focused his attention and explored Lu Cheng’an’s mental landscape. He didn’t see any negative emotions in Lu Cheng’an’s mental world. Many of the bad memories had been digested by Lu Cheng’an himself.

Having interned in hospitals and explored the mental landscapes of many sentinels, including the 105 sentinels of the eagle Special Forces today, Mohr had to admit that Lu Cheng’an’s mental landscape was the sunniest and cleanest he had ever seen among the sentinels.

Mohr withdrew his mental tendrils and said softly, “General Lu, your mental landscape is very clean. I didn’t find any areas that need treatment.”

Lu Cheng’an smiled, “Good, thank you.”

He got up and left the medical room. Mohr turned to Zou Lin, puzzled, and asked, “Sister Lin, why couldn’t I see any negative emotions in General Lu’s mental world?”

Zou Lin smiled and said, “Because he’s a very optimistic person with a good mindset. He believes that one should not dwell on the past and should let go of those bad memories. No one’s life is perfect, but as long as you live each day well and have a clear conscience, that’s enough.”

Mohr was shaken—Lu Cheng’an was like a shining light that could dispel all darkness and gloom. So, his mental world was so clean because of that? It was truly remarkable for a sentinel who had experienced the baptism of war on the front lines to maintain such a good mindset.

Mohr looked up at Lu Cheng’an’s figure. He had his arms around the shoulders of two sentinels, taking them to the training room. The few of them rolled up their sleeves and began to practice martial arts, exchanging banter and laughter. The atmosphere was incredibly harmonious. At this moment, Lu Cheng’an seemed not like a general or a team leader, but everyone’s good brother and friend.

The smiles on the faces of the young sentinels were incredibly bright and dazzling. Mohr stared at them blankly, unable to take his eyes off them for a moment.