The white light persisted for a long time. By the time vision returned, the ground had already become a scene of utter devastation.
Chaldea Headquarters had been reduced to ruins. Nothing remained.
U-Olga Marie looked down at the ground from above and frowned.
Because everyone was still alive. Even if their lives hung by a thread, alive was alive.
U-Olga Marie recalled what had just happened. That hunk of metal had stepped up alone at the last moment, saving those people.
That enormous metal hulk had now melted away by two-thirds, and even its cockpit was exposed.
As for the person who had mocked her moments ago, he had vanished without a trace. He appeared to have been completely vaporized.
He had actually sacrificed himself for a bunch of ants. How foolish.
If he had conserved his strength, perhaps he might have been able to contend with me. Idiot!
Yet a feeling of envy arose within her without her realizing it. It was something she longed for.
Suddenly, memories that did not belong to the records surfaced in U-Olga Marie's mind.
Memories of rejoicing, grieving, and feeling proud alongside the ants before her.
And there was a sentence that kept circling through her mind, one she could not forget no matter what.
"Let's end today's discussion here, Director Olga Marie."
It was clearly such an ordinary sentence. Why did she care about it so much?
And why could she never clearly see the face of the person who had said it?
Suddenly, U-Olga Marie clutched her head with both hands. A moment later, she crashed again.
Then her voice abruptly changed, becoming sharp and deep.
U-Olga Marie: "Your compatibility has clearly reached 99.99%, yet you still haven't been completely assimilated. I truly have to wonder what you're struggling for."
"Your