With Harrison by my side, I headed straight to Nox’s room. As we walked down the short hallway, I imagined Ethan’s reaction. I was curious how he would take the revelation that he was special.@@novelbin@@

"Would he be shocked? Or… perhaps pleased?"

When we arrived at Nox’s room, Ethan was getting his wounds treated. Since I hadn’t told anyone else about Ethan’s possible immunity, no one else was present.

Ethan appeared calm. Contrary to my expectations, he showed no emotional upheaval.

Nox began to speak in his usual composed manner.

“It might be as Cherry said—Lancaster could have some sort of immunity.”

“It could just be luck,” Harrison replied.

Ethan shrugged as if it didn’t matter to him either way.

Although it was now certain Ethan wasn’t infected, it seemed Harrison and Nox still couldn’t bring themselves to fully believe it.

Ethan himself appeared to think he’d simply gotten lucky this time.

That wasn’t the reaction I had been expecting. I hadn’t anticipated outright disbelief.

"How am I supposed to explain Ethan’s antibodies now?"

This was becoming troublesome.

“It could be a mutated virus. Let’s monitor him for a few more days,” Nox suggested, being the one among us with the most knowledge about viruses. Only then did Harrison and Ethan nod in agreement.

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