"H-how is this possible?!"
Gao Wenyuan cried out in disbelief. The feeling of being singled out through a screen sent chills down his spine. He instinctively staggered back two steps, only snapping out of his daze when he knocked over the lab bench behind him.
He looked at his teacher-the Doctor-in horror.
"Teacher, Cunning Rabbit discovered us?!"
The Doctor adjusted his glasses, silver light flickering in his eyes.
"With my abilities, it's virtually impossible for anyone to detect me hacking into a robot."
Gao Wenyuan shuddered. "Everyone says Cunning Rabbit's intelligence borders on the supernatural. Could he have seen through our plan already? That's impossible! The plan has only just begun. No matter how smart he is, he can't see through a plan we haven't even put into action yet!"
Their meticulously prepared scheme had barely begun, yet someone had already exposed their hand-and in such a chilling fashion. The horror of it clung to his heart.
So much so that he had to admit there was a third intelligent person in this world besides himself and his teacher.
The Doctor shook his head. "This is beyond the scope of human ingenuity. It's more like..."
He paused, then spoke words that plunged Gao Wenyuan into an icy abyss.
"Future Sight."
"Future Sight?!" Gao Wenyuan's expression turned incredulous and strange. "That's impossible. According to the spacetime superposition uncertainty axiom, there are infinitely many future timelines. Even if a Transcendent can foresee the future, they'd only be seeing one of them.
"But Cunning Rabbit acted as though he knew long ago that you would hack into Xiao Kui, Teacher, and altered her memories beforehand. Such precise anticipation simply isn't humanly possible."
"Indeed." The Doctor nodded calmly. "Within spacetime, the future is uncertain. The only certainty is the past, which has already been