"..."
At those words, the faint smile on William's face froze.
He took a moment to recover.
He raised his left hand and glanced at his mechanical watch, then asked Serena, "I understand. Is there anything else important?"
"No. The vast majority of the documents have already been approved by the boss," Serena replied.
"Mm." William gave a slight nod and walked toward the office exit. "In that case, I'll head back first."
"Yes." Serena followed behind William, and the two of them left the office together.
They walked through the deck corridor.
The Endless's deck corridors were extremely spacious. Compared to the narrow passages of the Phantom, the difference was like heaven and earth. They were even much larger than those on the Phoenix-class Aircraft Carrier, so they never felt cramped.
The clean, reflective floors, the Red and White Umbrella symbols spaced at regular intervals, and the bright lighting all displayed Umbrella's distinctive style.
The corridors held patrolling Marine Corps members, as well as engineers and maintenance workers responsible for keeping the Endless running normally. William and Serena were heading toward the Orbit Train station on this deck.
The Endless was nearly eight kilometers long. It was obviously unrealistic to cross the entire warship on foot, so the Orbit Train was an essential form of transportation inside the ship.
William and Serena arrived at the station together.
It was much larger than the deck corridors, with a rail and tunnel on each side of the platform.
Afterward, Serena boarded a train heading in the opposite direction from William's and returned to the bridge.
As for the Orbit Train William boarded, it soon carried him back to a designated area. Only he had the clearance to get off there.
He left the train.
Walking through the corridors, which were equipped