How a Dying Woman Rewrote Her Epilogue

Chapter 464

Anyone in her place would have struggled with what happened lately.

That said, Sylvie was undeniably capable-both in her technical expertise and her composure under pressure.

"The Neural Intelligence concept is quite mature, and it has a clear advantage in navigation systems," Alexander remarked, turning to Elodie.

Elodie nodded in agreement.

Everyone involved with Neural Intelligence was a heavyweight in the field-no one second-rate could have gotten this far, let alone landed a spot on this project.

Of course, it didn't hurt that Jarrod pulled a few strings, either.

When Sylvie finished her presentation, several people in the room looked

genuinely impressed.

Professional strengths aside, she clearly had a technical edge.

Next up was VistaLink Technologies.

Alexander gave Elodie a gentle nudge. "Your turn."

Instead of reading from her prepared notes, she opened her laptop and spoke from

Naylor couldn't help but turn to look at

come alive;

a quick

Elodie now. She's way more impressive than I

of materials science

shines even brighter as herself than as Mrs. Silverstein. I think she's got some of the same qualities you

of course,

mind; he just needed to express

time to fully understand what the military needed,

official at the head of the

are certainly... unconventional,"

awe.

over

the feasibility is clearly lacking. If subsequent experiments fail, implementing this would require a huge investment of manpower and resources. As for the propulsion system proposal, it's simply

out by name, but her words dismissed Elodie's

was just being blunt. But how could Elodie come up with such unrealistic ideas? There was no hard evidence

Just empty, idealistic talk.

With their experience, they could see the risks—unless there was