Galvano Schweigger (antagonist):
Guten Morgen!
Welcome tothe Grand Factory. I am the gaffer, Galvano Schweigger. It is a great honor forus, the gifted generalist, to gather together here. …Great. This is going to bea grand gambit which gives a gist of the go-ahead goal of us. It is not goingto be gibberish, so grid to the generalized game plan, the gateway to theuniversal goal.
Thegenerative technology is the genuine gospel, but the “galah” germinates thegallows; our final goal is to improve the genic structure of the all generation.
The messed-upand gaunt society needs a ginger group to galvanize them into gentlego-getters.
Generally, togenerate gregariousness in all generation and ground--no matter Germany or Gaul,gangland or garrisons--is the golden rule.
So grasp theopportunity to contribute to the glamorous well-governed world. Get rid of allyour grievance and glory you had before, it is all belong to the past, gonewith the wind.
GLAUBE THEFUTURE.
GLAUBE YOURGREY MATTER.
GLAUBE THEGENIUS AND GUMPTION OF THE HUMAN CIVILIZATION!
And governments,the glade in the gloomy galaxy, the glassy glacier in the glinting sea, willguarantee you; guide you to the grand society with galore glamour.
Gott ist tot,Der neue Gott kommt jezt!
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GutenMorgen: German, = Good morning.
Glaube:German, = Believe
Gottist tot, Der neue Gott kommt jezt: German, = The God is dead and the new God isabout going to come.

The Grand Factory
climax: A dangerous experience for Rafael Volta
Rafael strolls across the hall way, watchinghis colleague’s silhouette dusking the light from the sun, the black-and-whiteposter shivering along with the wind shrieking outside the window.
MORE GREGARIOUSNESS & EFFICIENT, LESS CHARACTERISTIC
FREE PERSONALITY TRANSFORM FOR CITIZENS
SUPPORTED BY PSYCOLOGY EXPERTS (THE GRAND FACTORY)
All Rafael seesand hears represents a typical evening scene in the Grand Factory. Workerslingered in the factory likes ghosts in the graveyards, they stick to theirjobs and piles of data and patients, ignoring every single object around. Noisefrom the central computer and the operation systems spreads to every corner itcan reach.
ABSOLUTELYWEIRD
Again, the scene reminds him the briefconversation with Galvano the night before. The words and ironic thoughts weremerging into a unity, striking Rafael’s mind and stimulating his nerves simultaneously.
“Rafael, you are a born dictator, a perfectfuhrer with power.” Galvano whispered. “You are a master in logic—and amoral.”
Rafael looked into Gal’s eyes. Those dark,green eyes, partly shaded by his linen hair, revealing the shallow thoughtsstored inside his perfect little mind.
“…”
It isn’tsurprising that Rafael, as the assistance of chief operator, famous for hisknowledges, skilled with computer programing and psychology, gain a lot ofpopularity and reputation and trust in the factory. The situation won’t turntoo bad if those are just flattering words, but Rafael quickly indicates the foxysmile floating on Galvano’s face, he is getting closer and closer to theoperating room at the same time.
“Goodnight,have a nice dream, Rafael.”
“NO!”
Then the doorof the operation room closed. Rafael fined himself chaotic.
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A blackoutstruck the factory, the light vanished. The high-pitched noise around was acrazy one, a mad ghost, screaming and yelling. Rafael was shivering behind hisdesk, with tears in his eyes and anxiety filling his heart, looking over thebooks and his notebook, searching for bits of logic and rational in his mind.He was forced to do the personality operation since it is the factory’s policy,luckily, he chose to pretend and then flee away. His mindset was squeezed anddistorted, provisionally influenced by the operation; he can feel his pulseraising. He was insane when he went through the pages. A fierce emotion wantedto tear all papers up just to vent the feelings. Rafael described himselfcollapsing, pulling by two forces—sensibility and rationality—in oppositedirections. Equilibrium is difficult to reach, since both forces are toostubborn to make a compromise.
Rafael calmed down after a few hours--theywere the darkest hours in his life, he suppose. He compelled himself to thinkindependently. He was quite sure that something was removed, or covered withother unfamiliar codes from the computer. Just at that time, a dangerous ideaappeared in Rafael’s mind—he is going to change the code in the centralcomputer, which is used for operating
A right way to approach could achieve all goals. Rafael thought.

Rafael Volta

GF線和EM（事務所）線是平線的 不是包含關係www（雖然很容易誤解）