The person was still the same, but tainted with a bit more personal bias than they should have.
So the answer was clear.
As early as 500 years later in the future, at the founding of the World Government, human beings had already begun to be infiltrated.
But this infiltration might require a certain price, or perhaps due to distance and numerous other possible factors, it could only target a small number of people, Captains, or even higher-ranked leaders.
Moreover, to prevent discovery, the effects of infiltration were not intense but remained hidden, lurking until the final moments when it suddenly erupted.
No one knew they were infiltrated, and everyone thought their motivations and decisions were unquestionable.
But the fact was, the invisible enemy had calculated everything from the very beginning, leaving no stone unturned.
That's why many policies over the past 500 years seemed strange and difficult to understand from Harrison's perspective.
