Chapter 1666: 405: Disturbing the peace of Tai Sui_3 Chapter 1666: 405: Disturbing the peace of Tai Sui_3 Positions differ, so how could Viola Thompson possibly help them sincerely?

Being a Sinian person,
Viola Thompson was their competitor.

Who helps their own competitors?

Professor Casla was naively adorable.

Professor Casla had cooperated with Viola, fully aware of her character.

“There’s not a single good person in Sinian Country!”

“Peiloy, your thoughts are too extreme,” Professor Casla frowned slightly and continued, “Don’t forget that you were once a Sinian person yourself.”

Heroes don’t dwell on the past.

Peiloy never felt inferior because she used to be Sinian.

Instead, she was quite relieved,
relieved to have left that country early.

Peiloy continued, “Professor Casla, you don’t have to be so agitated. Every word I am saying now is from the perspective of our research institute.”

At this point, Peiloy paused, then shifted her tone, “Have you thought about how we should explain to others if we pause the experiment? How to explain to those waiting for a lifesaving cure? Are you really content to let ten years of hard work be buried by just a few words from Viola Thompson?”

Hearing this, Professor Casla was stunned.

He didn’t speak, his emotions complex.

Their research was on Parkinson’s disease.

Once afflicted, one is tormented by death, starting from a single immobile finger, slowly transforming until only the eyeballs can move.

Incurable.

If they announced the termination of the experiment, one could hardly imagine how many families would lose light and hope.

That was also the reason why Professor Casla did not directly agree with Viola Thompson.

The burden on their shoulders was too heavy!

Peiloy continued, “The reason Viola Thompson could utter those words so lightly is because she simply cannot see the hope entrusted upon us.”

“Also, have you ever seen a competitor who wishes their rival to win?”

Viola Thompson was no saint.

Of course, a more important reason was that Viola did not have the capability.

People like Viola Thompson should live in a show-biz world, not the scientific community, let alone the biological field.

Professor Casla remained silent.

One couldn’t deny that Peiloy’s words held some truth.

Everyone is born with self-interest.

After all, Viola Thompson was a Sinian person.

A Sinian person standing on the opposing side from them.

From this point of view, Viola Thompson would not really help them.

Peiloy continued, “Professor Casla, Viola Thompson is simply not a qualified researcher, so there’s no need for you to take her words to heart.”

Everything Viola Thompson did was to make them terminate the experiment.

Once a cure for Parkinson’s Syndrome was discovered, it would undoubtedly shock the world, not unlike raising the dead.

Upon hearing these words, Professor Casla frowned slightly and looked at Peiloy, “You may question Professor Thompson’s motives, but you absolutely cannot question Professor Thompson’s capabilities!”

Although Professor Casla was older than Viola, she had always been his idol.

At just eighteen, Viola had completed the Sight Restorer Plan, and one day she would cause an even greater sensation, commanding respect from everyone.

Peiloy did not continue to argue this point with Professor Casla, instead she said, “I only have one question for you now.”

“Ask away,” said Professor Casla.

Peiloy asked, “Do you really intend to terminate the experiment?”

Upon hearing this, Professor Casla did not immediately respond. He took a moment to think and then looked at Peiloy, continuing, “Let’s proceed with the original plan after all.”

At the end of his words, Professor Casla asked, “You just said you could lead everyone to complete the experiment. Were you just boasting, or do you actually have a direction?”

No one can easily give up on a decade of hard work.

Hearing this, Peiloy breathed a sigh of relief, smiling as she said, “You know me, I never speak idly.”

Professor Casla was taken aback, “So you really have a direction?”

Peiloy narrowed her eyes, “At most three months, at least one month, maybe even sooner.”

“Really?” Professor Casla was very excited.

Peiloy nodded.

Professor Casla stood up eagerly, “If that’s the case, we will soon see hope!”

There Peiloy stood, the corners of her mouth curved in a faint smile.

…

On the other side.

Viola Thompson sat in the company car.

The speed was neither fast nor slow.

At that moment,
Shh!

The driver in the front seat slammed on the brakes.

Bang.

The car’s front veered sharply, colliding directly into a tree.

The airbag in front of the driver’s seat popped out immediately.