The printer kept swallowing paper, just like a logistics hub for couriers, continuously launching capsules…"
Nesanel described the exhausting and despairing scene to Bologue, "Then there were a few obvious high-ranking officials, endlessly on the phone, shouting at whoever was on the other end."
This matched Bologue's stereotype of big company executives.
"Well, there was a time when the Decision Room was indeed like that, but that was back in the early days of its establishment, I also saw it in the relevant documents."
Nesanel wasn't babbling; he had credible basis in reality.
"After that, the Order Bureau underwent a series of reforms, the biggest change was to the Decision Room, transforming from that deadly office appearance to what it is now."
Bologue said, "It feels more like some kind of religious architecture."
"You wouldn't be wrong to say that, people tend to deify things," Nesanel said, "just like the Decision Room you suspect."
"Then is it a god or not?"
