Chapter 369 Someone Else In The Line Of Command

• “Oh, you're talking about that.” Lisanne's tone turned brighter. “I don't either. Have I told you about the person I admire?”
• “Yes,” came Winnie's reply. “I remember you telling me about it. It's Marie Curie, the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize.”
• “Yes, that's the great woman I admire. What a pity their research environment was terrible back then; they did not have as many precautionary measures as we do. Because of her long-term exposure to radioactive material during her research, she ended up passing away from aplastic anemia. I don't want that, of course, but I believe death for a noble cause should be worthwhile. Alpha radioactive gas has yet to undergo human trials. I'm simultaneously the researcher and the test subject. Even if I end up dying, I am sacrificing myself for science. I think it's worth it. God, what am I talking about? We're not going to die. I'll find a way to cure us all. Trust me, Winnie.”