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After the call connected, I patiently waited for a response. The ringing continued for a long time before it was answered, and a calm, magnetic male voice came through: "Hello, may I ask who you are?"
"Hello, I am Lin Wen, a writer. I would like to learn more about the Titanic incident in April 1912. Could you arrange for someone responsible to meet with me?" I said, trying to keep my tone calm and conceal my excitement.
"Sure, please hold on for a moment." There was a brief pause in the voice, followed by the sound of typing on a keyboard.
"We have received your request, and you will receive a call from our representative shortly." The tone remained unhurried, making it seem as though he was in control of the situation.
I hung up the phone, feeling a twinge of unease. Their attitude struck me as unusual; they seemed reluctant to engage in direct communication with me or disclose more information, filling me with doubt.
Sitting alone in my room, I recalled the role of Morgan Company in the Titanic incident. They appeared to be more than just financial backers; they seemed to play a more significant role in the event, possibly aiming to achieve some deeper purpose through the Titanic.
Was this merely a coincidence or a premeditated conspiracy?
The next day, I anxiously awaited the call from Morgan Company's representative. Finally, under the afternoon sun, the phone rang. Eagerly, I answered it, and a stranger's voice introduced himself: "Hello, Mr. Lin Wen. I am Jackson, the manager of Morgan Company's London Branch. You scheduled an inquiry regarding the Titanic incident in 1912; I can provide you with some assistance."
"Mr. Jackson, hello! Thank you very much for taking my call. I would like to know why Morgan Company urgently ordered the High-Precision Timer produced by Alfred Company at that time?" I asked urgently, hoping to extract more information from him.
Jackson did not seem surprised by my question; his tone remained calm and indifferent as if he had anticipated my inquiry. "Yes, you are correct. You should know that Morgan Company's Stock Exchange has always been at the forefront globally, and we have very high requirements for managing time differences and synchronization." He paused briefly before his voice lowered slightly. "It was a special moment when Morgan's London Branch received an encrypted message from America containing important information that needed to be relayed to London immediately. The timer produced by Alfred Company was the best choice."
Hearing his response left me with an indescribable shock; it seemed that Morgan Company had foreseen the Titanic incident. Through the High-Precision Timer manufactured by Alfred Company, they gained an advantage in timing that allowed them to make accurate investment decisions.
I cautiously asked, "Could you tell me the content of this encrypted message?"
Jackson's voice was low, almost a whisper: "It's about a major shift on Wall Street that could severely impact the London stock market and even cause turmoil in global financial markets. We must prepare in advance to avoid significant losses."
He paused for a moment, his tone suddenly firm. "We must ensure that Morgan's London Branch receives this batch of High-Precision Timers immediately; otherwise, everything will be irreparable."
His tone was filled with concern and unease, as if he was hiding some unspeakable secret. I realized that Morgan Company seemed to be far more complex than I had imagined, with plans and objectives that were difficult for us to comprehend.
I took a deep breath, suppressing my doubts, and continued to ask, "Can you tell me more details about this encrypted message? For instance, the content of the message, its source, and how it is encrypted and decrypted?"
Jackson was silent for a moment, seemingly deep in thought. His voice carried a hint of hesitation. "I'm sorry, Mr. Lin Wen, but I cannot provide you with the content of the encrypted message."
I felt slightly disappointed but was still unwilling to give up. I decided to change my approach and pressed on. "Mr. Jackson, can you tell me why Morgan Company chose the timers produced by Alfred Company? Why not select products from other companies?"
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