"No wonder, I can assure you, Primate, that Mars is doing quite well, though in some aspects, he's also having a hard time."
The word "hard" made Malin pause for a moment, but seeing the smile on the girl's face, Malin understood. It seemed there was no need for him to worry about the boy anymore. So Malin turned his attention back to everything before him. Why would North America have two futures, he wondered. What kind of variables could exist on this land of death?
Then, Malin thought of something: "Oh, children."
"Yes, Primate, do you have any questions?" Peggy asked, looking at Malin.
"The future you're in, it's a pioneering one. New Washington in North America was developed by immigrants from Carterburg, right?" Malin asked.
"Yes, it was developed by immigrants from Carterburg. Not just here, the entire North America was pioneered by immigrants from Westland and Eastern Land," Peggy replied, looking at Malin. "Primate, have you confirmed the reason?"
