A Choice for the Future

If this had merely been a normal question-and-answer session, it would have been fine. The problem was that these questions were far too blatant.

Question One: After Chaldea restarted, were all its facilities put to use?

Marisbury had definitely asked this one, fishing for information about Chaldeas.

Question Two: Was Chaldeas fully completed?

Sure enough, Chaldeas was still what occupied his mind. Then there was a high chance Marisbury would follow that old path.

Question Three: Did his plan succeed?

Good grief, he was not even pretending anymore. He intended to lay his cards on the table outright. Was there really any need to rush this much? Who knew how far Chaldea of the future would get?

The earlier questions could, at a stretch, be considered matters Marisbury cared about, but what the hell were the questions after that?

Question Four: When did Olga Marie become Director of Chaldea?

Question Five: Did Olga Marie accomplish any great achievements during her tenure?

Question Six: After becoming Director of Chaldea, did Olga Marie lead humanity to victory?

She had slipped in her own agenda so obviously. Did she really think nobody would notice? Olga Marie was far too naive right now.

Still, seeing that expectant expression on her face, I did not know how to answer.

In truth, she worked so hard not for fame or profit. All she had ever wanted was recognition and praise from others.

As long as she was praised, she would be happy. Unfortunately, both her father and the elders of her family seemed deeply disappointed in her.

Yuan Shikai: "Hmm...! In different worlds, even an utterly insignificant passerby may become the catalyst that changes the world by doing some tiny, trivial thing."

"The outcome of a world's future cannot be predicted. No world can be replicated.