The Supreme Intelligence, who had watched the entire meeting from the sidelines, was dumbfounded. How had the meeting ended already?
No, what had they decided? Had they completed some kind of brainwave communication he didn't know about? Or was English actually a coded language that could be deconstructed and rearranged into entirely different information? Otherwise, taken literally, hadn't they done absolutely nothing?
The Supreme Intelligence had no emotions. Although he possessed a Behavior Analysis module, a behavioral analysis module designed for emotional lifeforms could not be completely accurate. Emotions were complicated, after all. If one had never experienced them and relied entirely on data-based deductions, accuracy was difficult to achieve.
And now, his analysis module seemed to have malfunctioned. Reality analysis told him there was nothing in what they had said worth being excited or moved about; yet his behavioral analysis module told him that everyone truly felt deeply moved. What exactly were they moved by?
As the supreme ruler of one of the Three Great Empires, there were few things the Supreme Intelligence could not understand. He had a memo for unsolved mysteries, but most of its entries concerned the Primal Power and laws of the universe. He had not expected to add the record of a meeting to it today.
The feeling these carbon-based lifeforms gave the Supreme Intelligence now was that they seemed broken. Mainly because he had no better way to describe their condition—their thoughts, their behavior, and their views on the matter were completely mismatched. Wasn't this genuinely a malfunction?
The Supreme Intelligence could not dwell on the matter for long, because he had to deal with that damned strike. He was certain that the Black Hand behind the earlier data alterations had caused this. He had to be exceedingly careful and absolutely could not