"Akai Hinako..."
Dr. Roman was sowhat troubled. He hesitated for a mont, then smiled wryly and said, "Group A does indeed have such a mber. She was invited by the forr director to serve as a reserve mber of Chaldea. However, her profile is relatively confidential. She doesn’t usually agree or need to undergo dical examinations, and her dical records are actually fabricated..."
"But I guess you’re not here for a fake file, are you? If you want to confirm sothing, you must be after Miss Akai Hinako’s real data. Unfortunately, we don’t have it, because she really never participates in dical exams..."
He also knew that the young girl was hiding secrets, and there was indeed a peculiar aura about her.
But since the forr director had fully trusted and authorized her, he couldn’t do much either. Besides, Akai Hinako, despite being cold and distant, wasn’t actually a bad person.
Now, hearing that the Immortal on the other side directly nad and demanded to check Akai Hinako’s file for so confirmation, the doctor wasn’t surprised in the least. He even felt a sense of realization, as if this was to be expected. It seed that Akai Hinako’s identity was really not simple, and the other side was now pursuing this matter as a matter of course...
Yes, this must be it!
"So cautious, it looks like she doesn’t want to be exposed at all." Gu Mo raised an eyebrow. He rembered the general plot and story direction, but not all the details. So, when the doctor ntioned it, he recalled that indeed there was sothing like this.
Although Akai Hinako couldn’t object now, it seed she hadn’t left a credible file herself.
The records about her in Chaldea were all fabricated. As an elf close to a True Ancestor, she was invited over by the forr director as a backup for the plan, thinking that the Spiritual Particle Transfer technology still posed so risks. If humans couldn’t withstand it, they could try putting her, the elf, into the fray.
But precisely because she was an elf, the forr director probably didn’t want her exposed from the start. And since Akai Hinako was always avoiding revealing her identity, the collaboration was possible. Akai Hinako was just a fake identity prepared by the forr director to mislead others.
The thought flashed across Gu Mo’s mind. He tapped the table a few tis and said, "She’s frozen inside the Spiritual Particle Transfer coffin now, right?"
"...Indeed, you can’t be fooled. Group A was originally responsible for conducting the sixth experint. As a mber of Group A, Akai Hinako was indeed among them. However, due to the Demon God King’s plot, during the first Spiritual Particle Transfer, the control room exploded. The director ordered the coffins to be frozen to preserve their lives imdiately,"
Dr. Roman sighed. Because of this, the planned personnel were wiped out, and the backups nearly wiped out, with only Fujimaru Ritsuka and Mash escaping the crisis. As a result, they were forced to take on the responsibility of being humanity’s last Masters, diligently striving to save humanity.
Mash was fine—being born in Chaldea as an Artificial Human, her lifespan might only extend to eighteen years, but she had long understood her purpose and was prepared for it.
Ritsuka’s situation was more nuanced. After all, she had only gone to Chaldea’s personnel’s pretend blood donation vehicle on a whim. Unwittingly found suitable, she was fooled into going to Antarctica. Initially, she had been told she was just filling in, didn’t need to do anything, and could enjoy salary and benefits, living a good retirent life prematurely.
But things turned out differently. Mysteriously, all the key strengths and core talents fell... She, supposed to be a reserve mber, beca the Savior. Isn’t sothing wrong with this?
"Then could you seize this mont to scan her body?"
Gu Mo frowned. This was indeed a rare opportunity; he wasn’t keen on letting it slip. If missed, the chance may never co again.
"The coffin can only be used for Spiritual Particle Transfer. It can detect conditions, but that’s limited to real-ti monitoring of the person’s health inside to check for life-threatening issues..." Dr. Roman’s voice was filled with helplessness. This could hardly be achieved.
Akai Hinako obviously had secrets, but the forr director helped keep them. So she never accepted dical exams, not even the suitability test required for Spiritual Particle Transfer. The 100% suitability on the form must have been her own self-assessnt.
Having gone this far, naturally, she would be very cautious in keeping her secrets. If the coffin facilities could also scan and collect live sample data, it would be aningless. Akai Hinako probably wouldn’t agree to participate in the experint.
"I see..."
Gu Mo couldn’t help but feel a headache coming on. It was originally the most suitable opportunity, but the issue arose at the most critical point.
How about asking them to unseal Akai Hinako from the Spiritual Particle Transfer coffin, then scan her body data?
No, that won’t be agreed to, right? Although Akai Hinako clearly had issues, now that he ntioned it, the people on the other side surely knew it too. However, she was still a mber of Chaldea. If they felt Gu Mo’s request could harm Akai Hinako, Chaldea definitely wouldn’t agree.
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