” This will make things a bit complicated. With such danger, the higher ups might not allow this Lucifer to become a Star Alliance member. A person who can explode at any time is too dangerous.”
“I don’t think so,” Joana responded. “Lucifer is inherently different from the other guy. Both aren’t even the same species if the scan is to be believed. So we will wait for the diagnostics to be completed.”
“After it’s completed and it shows that the scan wasn’t wrong, we can classify Lucifer as a different species that has characteristics of them all. The other guy will be classified as a human. We don’t need to mention this explosion thing in the briefing about Lucifer.”
“Moreover, even if that thing is true, so what? Lucifer would be back to earth before seven days are over. And we can make sure he doesn’t spend more than seven days away from earth at once.”
“We can keep sending him back once every seven days at least if worst comes to worst. However, I genuinely think that Lucifer won’t have the same problem because of his species.”
“Aren’t we intentionally hiding the information from higher ups than? If we tell them that there’s no chance of Lucifer suffering an explosion, they’ll certainly believe us. But if we do, the worst they’ll do is keep Lucifer in a cell for seven days. We should tell them the truth.”
“If he indeed doesn’t have this problem, he’ll be let out after seven days.”
“Is that so? And what if I was wrong and he dies in an explosion? I’ll lose this opportunity. It’s much better to keep sending him back until he reaches a high enough level and becomes a Level Two member. Now don’t talk more about this. I don’t want to hear anything.”
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