Thomas considered it for only a moment before reaching a conclusion. "Carry them both. We've already done our best. Once we get out, we'll tell the truth. Maybe there really are two Sacred Souls. The number of these pedestals also matches Talma's estimate of the number of historical civilizations."
He still did not trust these team members. Utopia's era might have been long ago, but he worked within the company and knew its core operating principles. He knew that something of this century's magnitude would certainly be handled with utmost seriousness.
Once they got out, they would likely be sent to see psychologists separately. By then, everyone would be interrogated thoroughly. If their stories did not match, they would be in trouble. They might as well take everything with them and tell the truth.
Even Talma did not know what the Sacred Soul specifically looked like. They had found two such conspicuous objects in the ruins. Who could say for certain that they were not Sacred Souls?
Thomas felt that he had completed his mission and did not wish to linger. After confirming that the two eggs would not corrode or harm them, he had his team use mechanical arms to carry the eggs on their backs. The two members carrying the eggs walked in the middle, while he led from the front and those with decent combat ability brought up the rear.
Lu Li was being carried by someone as he observed their weapons, equipment, and combat skills, feeling rather strange.
The mecha they wore were ten thousand times better than those in his memories, yet they were astonishingly incompetent, as if they had never used such equipment in real combat. They were far inferior to the company armies he had seen before.
He had already deduced that this