After Orm regained consciousness and left, Arthur had wanted to follow him. He also wanted to know what was going on, but then he thought about it. With Schiller present and standing much closer to him, why not just ask Schiller directly?
After all, this whole thing was either planned by him, or... planned by him. In any case, asking him directly was the right move.
There was one awkward issue, though. This guy called Atlan clearly had something to do with Atlantis, and Arthur had only recently told his friends about his true origins. Asking about Schiller's Plan now would really make it look like he was probing for enemy intelligence.
But Schiller had already started explaining it to Natasha, and he did not seem inclined to hide anything from anyone.
"From the moment I discovered that I got seasick in this universe, I began gathering relevant intelligence. Naturally, the first information I collected was related to ships."
"After several experiments, I found that it had nothing to do with the size of the ship, its stability, or its route. That forced me to suspect that the true culprit behind my seasickness might be the sea itself."
"I told you before that the manner of my death in my previous life was naturally within the scope of my investigation. But it would not be easy to leave me with psychological trauma. I searched the memory bank and examined the structure of High Tower's operations, but found no phobia related to the ocean."
"Then what you told us before..." Natasha raised her voice.
"I said nothing." Schiller spread his hands. "I merely told you how I died. I made no judgment about it, much less said that it left me traumatized and caused my seasickness."
"Fine, this again." Natasha waved