"Ha! Aren't you still trying to fool me?"
"Anyway, I don't care. If you want me to believe you, you first have to prove whether you really are a prophet!"
"Now it's your turn to prove yourself."
The faces of everyone who received the reply turned utterly livid.
"Why is this guy so stubborn?"
"Is he really that Savior from the future? Why doesn't he seem like it?"
"No, how are we supposed to prove it? The virus hasn't leaked yet, the laboratory's location hasn't been uncovered, and even if we went looking for the source now, we wouldn't find it."
"How are we supposed to prove it?"
"This doesn't need proof. By the time the virus leaks, it'll be too late."
"We should be making preparations now. If we wait until it really leaks, it'll be too late."
Manager Sun anxiously tugged at his hair.
He actually wanted to prevent that virus leak as well.
Although he had fortunately become one of the one-third who survived before his rebirth, who knew whether he would be so lucky a second time?
What if?
Even if he really survived, what if he died at the hands of those people who had turned into monsters?
He didn't want to gamble.
This time, he had to prepare in advance.
Otherwise, with the future in such chaos, there would be no point in surviving.
Why wouldn't this Savior believe him?
Could someone have gotten to the Savior first and misled him?
Come to think of it...
As Manager Sun passed by a building, he looked at the imposing company inside with some confusion. "Was this company here before?"
"Yigui Clean Energy Transport Co., Ltd.?"
"Do they sell electric vehicles?"
Manager Sun felt that something was off.
These people wanted to search online.
But