Caitlin

Moira wanted to get more information out of Yinsen, but his answers had not changed. He still repeated the same things Thea had told her.

And Yinsen's attitude was crystal clear: believe it or not!

Moira felt helpless. Perhaps she thought that if she did not believe him, he should at least do something to prove his words? But she had not expected Yinsen not to care at all. Or rather, whether she believed him had no effect on Yinsen whatsoever.

Thinking it over carefully, Moira realized that reality was exactly like that.

If Yinsen truly was a god, did it matter whether she believed him? Could it affect Yinsen? As for taking Thea away from Yinsen? Would a god care if an ordinary human moved away from him?

Just as Moira did not know how to face the fact that her daughter had been chosen by a deity—possibly not one—who was teaching and grooming her, while she had no idea why he was doing so, she noticed that Yinsen had recently stopped staying inside that manor all day.

He had begun going out frequently, and his agent Ada often went out with him as well.

"Yinsen?"

When Moira brought it up over dinner that evening, Oliver immediately gave her the answer.

"It seems he's planning to go to Central City. I remember he has investments there too."

"STAR Labs."

Thea spent every day over there, so she knew more about it, including the fact that Yinsen had invested in and acquired shares of STAR Labs.

"Didn't something happen at STAR Labs a while ago?"

"Yes. The Particle Accelerator, which had drawn the most attention at STAR Labs, exploded before. It caused major damage to Central City, so STAR Labs is currently closed."

It had been more than half a