Wildfire was not the kind of person who liked joking around.
Wan Kui asked, "So what are you considering?"
Wildfire said, "I don't want to interfere with your experimental process, but every experiment needs a reasonable, controllable self-defined environment. Are you sure this one is reasonable and controllable?"
Wan Kui replied calmly, "I'm not sure."
Wildfire naturally continued, "Then some intervention is needed. Where do we begin?"
Iseki, who had been ignored, hoped they would continue ignoring him.
He rarely took part in discussions and decision-making processes like this. He only felt that Wildfire's words were aggressive, that he had immediately defined the nature and tone of the matter with overwhelming force. Wan Kui had always been someone whose word was final too. With such different tones between them, weren't they about to start arguing on the spot?
Unexpectedly, Wan Kui nodded. "I've been conducting experiments here for years, so my understanding is bound to be somewhat subjective. You decide where to begin."
As she spoke, both big shots turned their gazes toward the still utterly chaotic Faith Landscape in the command room.
Iseki's mood was even more of a mess. Inwardly, he had slaughtered his useless subordinates and Ya Ma, who was hurrying over, a thousand times, ten thousand times over. Yet he still had to step up and take the blame. "Sorry, we haven't sorted out the Faith Landscape yet..."
The moment the words left his mouth, that chaotic, distorted image became much clearer.
Clearer was only relative. The Faith Landscape formed through intervention by the Abyss Zone Monitoring System was bound to affect the Mental Ocean, making the results no longer objective and producing all kinds of interference bands and blurred halos.
But at this point, the Faith Landscape was finally usable.
Clearly, one of the two