Einstein wondered what the Anti-Entropy leader—that naive, kind-hearted pacifist—would say.
Her only flaw was that she was too smart.
It meant Ein could see through everything at a glance. By following the logic all the way through, she could easily accomplish whatever that person wanted.
Walter was a pacifist.
So she became a pacifist too.
"Principal Theresa, we came in peace. Today, the Titans will not cause any casualties."
"Who are you?"
"You could say I'm the acting leader of Anti-Entropy. After all, even if he were standing here himself, he would say exactly the same thing I did."
"Simple enough."
Theresa rubbed her head, having no idea what Einstein was talking about.
Anti-Entropy?
Were they here to fight?
But Judah was outside. If it sensed danger, it would have activated its automatic combat mode, yet it hadn't.
So... there was no danger?
Theresa was still wearing an old-man T-shirt and was barefoot. Even the slightest movement made her feel waves of cold from the floor.
Moonlight spilled down as a cool breeze blew.
The hem of her T-shirt fluttered like a skirt.
Theresa's face reddened. She reached out to hold down the hem, feeling that the leaders of two organizations meeting like this was far beyond anything she had expected. Couldn't they have just sat down properly at a negotiating table?
Einstein, on the other hand, made herself completely at home.
She sat on the soft bed and took out a piece of chocolate from her pocket.
"Want some?"
Einstein was a simple person.
When she offered someone candy, she was simply expressing goodwill. There was no need to overthink it.
Theresa was a simple person too.
She took the chocolate, unwrapped it, and tossed it into her mouth. As the sweet flavor spread across her taste buds, she