155. Reality

Look at the world we live in, where the air is filled with Echo Crystal particles, and it's almost impossible to survive without becoming a Case. Calamity still rages on, and man-made disasters never cease.

And the ancient gods are the culprits behind all this.

No, that's not right either, because the ancient gods never actually arrived. All of this is just a harbinger of their arrival.

The world is just so fragile.

Aiken said, we should plan for the long term and be prepared for the future.

But, do we really still have a future?

The advent of ancient gods heralded the collapse of the global social system. Can humanity resist such an existence?

I firmly believe that humans can overcome any difficulties, but we must unite and give our all.

We must do our best now, so that when the ancient gods descend, we may have a glimmer of hope.

The real end of the world has not yet arrived, and before that day comes, we have no room to imagine the future.

Humans need hope, so Aiken's plan will not stop.

However, we must also be clear that the ancient gods are beings beyond our understanding and imagination.

We must face the fact that human civilization will perish if we do not give our all.

This is not a matter of superiority or inferiority, but rather determining the direction of development based on the actual situation.

The pressing issue now is Rasparta and the ancient gods.

So, I recommend that I, as the person in charge of Teslovik, aim to eliminate the ancient gods as the ultimate goal.

If humans are fortunate enough to achieve this goal, it will still be in time for Teslovik to redefine its development direction.

Captain, who do you think makes sense?

I originally wanted to choose Aiken, but I think Fenriru does make sense.

Sincerity as a trump card can only go so far.

Fenriru talks about reality, which is a problem that everyone must consider.

To be honest, I've been convinced too.