The reason for Medea's decision to assign this mission to Clyde instead of Noah remained shrouded in mystery.
After all, she had successfully maneuvered Noah into close proximity to James Irving, even earning his trust as a henchman entrusted with overseeing the prison and the gas fields.
Why, then, had she chosen Clyde for this crucial task?
Initially, Clyde had suspected that Medea merely wished to test his mettle, to gauge whether he could be manipulated as a pawn in a much dangerous game.
However, as the Alpha pondered the matter once more, it became evident that his assumptions were flawed. Medea's motives ran deeper, rooted in a desperate quest to unravel the truth behind the twisted fabric of this altered reality.
Clyde's conviction deepened as he recalled his conversation with Medea before his imprisonment. She had revealed that a significant portion of her memories had been altered, causing her to completely forget the faces of certain individuals.
