Schiller went over and looked through them. He found that most of the books on the shelves were about world history and economics, which suited Thomas's character quite well.
Schiller did not know much about the Thomas of this universe, but he had encountered another Thomas before—the old master from the Flash universe.
Simply put, Thomas Wayne was a product of the Wayne Family's elite education. He had received an elite education, but not entirely, because he had actually been quite rebellious in his youth. He had never liked studying much, much less economics or a political career.
The Wayne Family had always trained him to become the heir to the corporation, but he stubbornly refused to study finance or business management and insisted on studying medicine. After finishing medical school, he even went to war. It was only when he got older and had had his fill of wandering that he came back, got married, and took over the family estate.
Schiller found no medical books on the shelves. It seemed that the Thomas of this universe might not have studied medicine at all. Instead, he had gone through the full elite education process and taken over Wayne Enterprises directly.
On the desk, Schiller found annotations on several reports. They seemed to concern renovations to Gotham's underground water system. Since the system had fallen into disrepair over the years and drained poorly, several major families had spearheaded a project to overhaul the sewers.
Thomas's opinion was that the work could be done, but the major families had to split the costs and share the benefits. He was not about to be some sucker who paid for everything only to be cursed afterward.
The rest were trivial matters concerning the company, all kinds of financial statements. He had basically only