A Way to Solve the Problem and a Tea Party / The Tea Party and the Unevenness of the World

Unfortunately, even with that understanding, there was nothing they could do.

Scientific research could not be accomplished overnight. It required time to settle and accumulate.

Even with an outstanding scientist like Dr. Mei leading the team, and even with Vill-V and Mobius—two scientists with remarkable achievements in different fields—joining the effort, Moth to Fire had only achieved preliminary results in a handful of technological areas.

This amount of time was clearly far from enough to achieve a transformative technological leap.

Of course, this was also because Vill-V and Mobius had not placed their joint research projects with Moth to Fire at the top of their priorities.

Otherwise, after obtaining the extensive technological information stored in the Destiny database Moros had given them, even just three months would have been enough for Moth to Fire to make a certain degree of breakthrough progress in technology.

It was simply that Vill-V and Mobius were both too intelligent.

They could keenly and soberly perceive the subtle relationship between their lover and Moth to Fire—

Under the shadow of Finality, they were like people sharing a boat amid raging waves, forced to temporarily put aside their grudges and work together to overcome the crisis.

However, once the crisis was resolved, the relationship between the necromancer and Moth to Fire would likely quickly return to its former hostility, perhaps becoming even more tense.

Since that was the case, Vill-V and Mobius naturally would not rashly hand over the core information capable of rapidly improving Moth to Fire's technological level to Mei.

They both understood clearly that if this information fell into Moth to Fire's hands, it could very well become a weapon against the necromancer in the future.

That was clearly not a situation either Vill-V or Mobius wished to see.

Under such circumstances, it