Penny's senses were exceptionally sharp.
She had always been a clever girl. Although calling her a girl now was clearly putting it mildly, that was what she was at heart. She had always been smart, with sound judgment and enough decisiveness.
She could tell that Catherine's gaze and Lin Qi's shake of the head could roughly be understood as—
"You didn't tell her?"
"No!"
Such an obvious exchange, and the matter that had prompted Catherine to ask that question, did not actually require any particularly strict confidentiality as far as he was concerned.
In other words, Penny could have known about it too! But Lin Qi had not told her.
Penny was clever, but she also had the curiosity shared by most humans. She really wanted to know what riddle they were speaking around.
Lin Qi thought for a moment. "Are you sure you want to know?"
Penny nodded. "Yes. If possible, I don't want to be an 'outsider.'"
Lin Qi pondered for a while. He did not make her promise not to tell anyone. In fact, after Doomsday Survival Handbook became a bestseller, this topic could already be discussed within limited circles.
The public had no idea whether you were joking or being serious.
Besides, given the Federation people's carefree nature and their innate love of amusement, even if you seriously told them the world was about to end, they would laugh and tell you that they were already prepared to welcome doomsday.
So even if some people leaked the matter now, it would not trigger widespread public turmoil.
"Have you read Doomsday Survival Handbook?"
Penny nodded. "I have. I even bought several copies. Recently, a few Production Companies have been planning to make some disaster films based on its contents."
"They think these topics are currently at the