Neo's assessment was far too accurate, making Trinity want to hit him. Remembering the heavy responsibility she carried, she forced out an awkward grin. "Neo, you're in great danger. Because you've noticed that something is wrong with the world, they'll find you soon."
"Who are they... Uh, I have a lot of questions. For example, what is the Matrix Core? Can you answer them for me?"
Neo was deeply annoyed. Whether it was Russell or Trinity, both of them always spoke in half-truths, turning every conversation into a guessing game.
"It's not time yet. I came to confirm that you really had noticed the anomaly. I look forward to seeing you next time." Leaving behind those half-true words, Trinity swiftly vanished from the bar.
It was not easy for hackers to enter the Matrix Core. Besides having to evade Antivirus Software, they also had to worry about Sentinels in the real world tracking their signal. She had stayed too briefly to locate Neo's position in the real world, and it was not suitable to reveal too much information either.
Neo cursed, "Shit," then his vision went black as he entered the dream again. When he woke up, it was already nine the next morning.
He had experienced this kind of thing many times, like encountering a bug while playing a game. That was why he had begun to doubt whether the world was real.
At the company building, Neo was severely berated by his supervisor for skipping work repeatedly and arriving late. Only after promising to become a model employee was he finally released from the office.
The phone beside him rang. Morpheus, the guide, had taken the initiative to contact Neo. At the same time, the agents had obtained Neo's information and brought police officers to the software company