A few minutes later, Liliana left the room and Hellen was called in.

    Eryndor only had to wait for a few more minutes before his name was called in as well.

    Taking a deep breath, he stood up and entered the room.

    It was a normal room, with white walls, a table in the center with two chairs on the opposite sides. A lady was already sitting on one of those.

    Without saying anything, he took a seat on the chair opposite to her.

    "Molina, pleased to be your acquaintance."

    The lady extended her hand, which Eryndor shook while introducing himself.

    "Eryndor."

    "So, Eryndor, I’ll be your guide during this short duration.

    "As we speak, both of us are being scanned, which is going to take a few minutes. Before you ask why I am getting scanned as well, it’s because I am sitting alongside you.

    "So during those few minutes, you can ask questions or go through the catalogue of things you can exchange for with your contribution points.

    "Do you want to exchange it here at the headquarters?"

    Oh. So I don’t need to do anything during the scan? This is convenient.

    He answered her question. "I’ll exchange it here itself, and I have a few questions as well."

    Molina pointed to his pocket where his phone was. "The catalogue for rewards has been sent to your device. The contribution points you’ve gotten as mission rewards will be displayed on top right of the catalogue."

    Eryndor took out his phone and began browsing through all the stuff. It took him about five minutes to go through all the stuff which he could buy in detail.

    There were a few which stood out, those he had shortlisted to choose from.

    "Can I see them before making the choice?"

    Some of the options he had chosen need to be inspected personally so that he could make a choice.

    "You want to try them?"

    Molina chuckled.

    "It’s allowed, right?"

    "Yes, just don’t damage them. Although I doubt you can."

    Eryndor gave her a look but refused to elaborate.

    "By the way, about those questions."

    He asked hesitantly.

    "Now, no one knows who had participated in it back then.

    Eryndor’s brows furrowed.

    "That high of a secrecy? Someone must’ve still made a mission report though right? You’d need a complete memory of how the mission went after all.

    "Not to mention you’ll also need to keep updating it. No?"

    Eryndor had seen how reports about truly powerful entities were constantly updated to monitor how the containment was holding up, or what actions the entity was taking incase it couldn’t be contained.

    Molina smiled.

    "Of course, it was Dr. Kirchoff. He was the one who made the mission report and updated it throughout the years.

    "Well, to be honest, being the President, no one would’ve known even if he didn’t do anything.

    "Anyway, he was the one who modified everyone’s memory.

    "You’d imagine there would be some who wouldn’t agree to have their memories be accessed by someone else.

    "There were indeed a few people like that, but Dr. Kirchoff was, well, discreet about it.

    "Only after he had already modified the memories did people realize what had happened.

    "If not for the support he still had among the majority, he wouldn’t have been able to keep his post of President."

    Eryndor nodded after he got the answer.

    So I wouldn’t be able to get any further answers unless I meet the President.

    Eryndor then thought of something.

    Can I take a look at that mission report?

    No, not to mention if it was even possible, just the fact that he was asking this question was suspicious. It didn’t matter if he had his recent mission as a base.

    "That was surprising to hear." That was all he replied with.

    Molina echoed with his answer.

    "Indeed. I wonder how Dr. Kirchoff did it. He was the one who headed the mission by the way.

    "It cemented his position at the top when it came to dealing with anomalies."

    All the more reason to want to meet the man.

    Eryndor silently thought but nodded at her words.

    The door to their room opened, with a man carrying the rewards he had asked for.

    It was time to check those.