For someone who has been devoted to life research, he is well aware of how difficult it is to produce a result. In his view, being able to research a fungus blanket would be a lifetime achievement.
He had never thought that achieving this level of results could have a second possibility until now, when all conditions led to this outcome, did he start to have doubts.
It's like someone else scored an unprecedented high on an exam, and others claimed it was their worst performance. To him, it's quite a blow.
He looked forward eagerly at Orika, hoping for a definitive answer, but also wishing that this speculation was wrong.
On one side was his commitment to his research, while on the other was a conflict with his personal beliefs, leaving him torn.
From a rational perspective, if it were true, it would be best, but from an emotional angle, what did those years of research by him and the institute amount to?
"Of course, the fungus blanket is merely a subsidiary.
