"Because at the very beginning, everything was unknown. We didn't understand you, sir, and subjectively assumed you were a Native inhabitant. So after Prometheus blurred our memories, we naturally treated all those unknowns as normal vagueness. In that case, memories we already considered normal wouldn't seem wrong to us at all. In fact, the more abnormal the memories were, the more normal they seemed. If we hadn't seen you with our own eyes, sir, we still wouldn't have noticed anything wrong."
Barnes frowned slightly as he pondered. "No, that's not quite right. It would be more accurate to say that you never deliberately tried to hide it from us, sir. Otherwise, without being certain of your identity as a participant—or if you had disguised yourself—we might not have recognized you at all."
Xiao Ran nodded slightly and gave Barnes an approving look. Although he had taken the initiative to reveal his identity, the fact that Barnes had noticed the issue and provided a rough explanation in such a short time was enough to prove his capability. His calm mind and sharp insight alone demonstrated his excellence. Every movement he made carried a sense of caution. Perhaps he was not exceptionally outstanding, but possessing such intelligence was already quite impressive.
Looking at Eshe, Barnes, and the other two, Xiao Ran naturally began to infer the roles the four of them played within their team. The most impulsive one, Harvey, specialized in Assault Type Specialization piloting and served as the team's attacker. Barnes, with his caution and composure, acted as the team's sniper while also providing long-range support.
Eshe, the only woman on the team, not only acted as the group's big sister but also served as its main close-combat force. As a Melee Type Pilot, she would work with Harvey to