"Hmm."
The two fell silent, not wanting to touch that old wound.
"By the way, since Martha Owen is your childhood friend, why haven't you two been in contact for seven or eight years?"
Harrison Clark changed the subject and asked.
Nora Camp shook her head slightly, "You were just an ordinary soldier before, so you didn't have a complete understanding of the entire operation system of the Freedom Front. Let me explain it to you."
"Alright, I'm listening."
After listening to Nora Camp's description, Harrison Clark realized that the situation was not simple.
Human adaptability really exceeded imagination.
No matter what situation they faced, humans could always spontaneously adjust their survival mode and social form, always finding a way to exist that may not be perfect but is effective for the current internal and external environment.
Born in the era of war, facing the vast and boundless universe, people were as fleeting as ephemeral insects.
