Contemplating the implications of their conversation, Hobe started questioning if upper society truly represented the last hope for humanity, as they proudly proclaimed.
He thought the research facility would provide something useful and bring hope for humanity. But, in reality, they were only focused on building upper society.
Although upper society had many missions to save survivors, Hobe saw that the success rate was only twenty percent of the total missions.
Feeling a mixture of frustration and disappointment, Hobe mumbled, "Upper society's priorities are twisted. They should be considering the well-being of all survivors, not just themselves."
Christopher, overhearing Hobe's comment, sneered, "In this world, survival is a game. You play it their way, or you lose."