Minerva flipped through the latest periodic life report without uttering a word.
It was her habit to refrain from expressing opinions until she had finished reading the report. Before grasping the entire picture, any remarks made based on fragments and conjectures would either be laughable or become the source of rumors, serving no other purpose.
However, at this moment, a strong urge to sigh kept brewing inside her. Minerva wasn't confident she could suppress the impulse before finishing the report.
Minerva had once told those three young people, "Take a closer look at this country, then slowly think about your future." She had given them freedom to take walks outside, visit various public places, and witness with their own eyes to understand what kind of country the Republic was and what the republican system entailed.
