Andrew shook his head and began examining the other four employees' memories, looking for anything related to the Mysterious Crystal.
This was essentially a gamble. They were all low-level employees who, in theory, had no access whatsoever to the Mysterious Crystal. But lax internal management, coupled with their long years on the job, meant they occasionally learned something about it.
How much they knew, and whether any of it was useful, came down entirely to luck. Still, Andrew was quite confident on that front.
Andrew was the one and only protagonist of the Scripted World. His luck here was exceptional—the kind that let him win a prize just by going out and buying a random lottery ticket.
As it turned out, Andrew's luck really was good. From his last target, he obtained a lead related to the Mysterious Crystal.
The target had heard it from his superior. That was perfectly normal. People were curious, and with the Mysterious Crystal shrouded in so much mystery, everyone naturally wanted to know more. They exchanged information during casual conversations—or bragged to one another, depending on how you looked at it.
The target's superior had once shared the following information: "We dug that crystal out of a huge pit. Supposedly, it was something aliens created.
"Even before the End Times arrived, this crystal could give people superpowers. But unlike the wide variety we have now, the crystal could only grant telekinesis.
"Don't underestimate telekinesis. It's an extremely powerful ability. Not only can it let you fly, it can also pull planes out of the sky. Before the End Times, scientists combined the crystal with alien genes to create a super soldier.
"After the End Times arrived, scientists discovered that the crystal could interfere with abilities, so they developed the Ability Weakening Potion."
Unfortunately, after