The stone towers in the Twelfth District were going to be demolished?
His Residence No. 1248 was going to be demolished?
Demolition itself was not much of a problem, but what it might trigger afterward could become a major problem.
To steal the energy from inside the volcano, he had hidden an underground space beneath his residence. If the residence was demolished, the underground space might be exposed. Under a detailed investigation, his secrets might no longer stay hidden.
What should he do? Leave decisively and run before he was exposed?
But the manufacture of the Nuclear Weapon had reached a critical point. Eden Garden's self-produced energy was insufficient, and Tinwood could not absorb energy for a short time while consolidating its origin. He badly needed the energy from inside the volcano to make up for the energy shortage.
In other words, he needed Pompeii Town's environment to complete the final stage of manufacturing the Nuclear Weapon.
So that was not really a viable option.
But forcibly stopping it would be difficult to accomplish. Since the new Energy System had already been approved, the plan could not possibly be changed for him alone—his status was not high enough for that.
Then how should he handle this? Should he rush back, seal the passage exit, ignore the changes outside, and save every possible moment to finish manufacturing the Nuclear Weapon? He feared that just as he completed it, his residence would be torn down, and the sealed passage would be discovered during excavation. Then, while he was still rejoicing over his success and preparing to sneak away with the Nuclear Weapon in his arms, he would run straight into a host of Truth Society Wizards surrounding him.
And then? Detonate the Nuclear Weapon on the spot and perish together in an