That "Dario Agger" could not possibly have been the real one. The real Dario Agger had long since died at Harry's hands.
He was a bionic android implanted with Dario Agger's memories from before his death, along with some fabricated experiences. His purpose in existing was to die and contribute to global stability.
Harry had not told anyone about this—he believed incorporeal ALs like A and OIS would not object to such an arrangement. Their outlook on life differed from that of humans; being "born to die" was not something they found unacceptable.
It was like if a god told believers, "You were born for a glorious death." They would gladly accept it.
But as those Synthetics continued integrating into society, perhaps they would also pick up some human "traditional crafts." If this matter got out, people with ulterior motives could use it to drive a wedge between humans and Synthetics.
That would harm stability, so it was better to let the matter be buried in the dustbin of history.
"Sir, current daily throughput is approximately five hundred thousand people. This figure has already reached its limit. We need to wait for subsequent geological activity to stabilize before deploying more transport."
The screen displayed the evacuation plan and throughput figures. Five hundred thousand people was no small number, but compared to the one hundred million still on the islands, it was practically nothing.
Compared to air transport, sea transport had greater capacity. But Japan's ports were gone, and the earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic activity had yet to subside. They could only consider increasing transport once conditions improved.
Several geological experts who had just been rescued from Japan were using supercomputers to estimate the disaster's duration and intensity curve. At present, it did not appear likely that the Japanese archipelago would