Chapter 233 It Was Over

Rosalie's fingers flew across the keyboard. The big screen split into two panes. On the left, Firmament's internal architecture unfolded, scaled down to fit. On the right, an almost identical map appeared. Every engineer in the room drew in a sharp breath. The two codebases were exactly the same. But Firmament's commits on the left stretched back three years, marked by the traces of iteration. On the right, every timestamp fell within one month to a year earlier, the uniformity pointing to bulk copy-and-paste. At the hospital, Camelia watched the livestream with a smug smile, waiting for Rosalie to get nailed to the wall. But the second those twin diagrams popped up, the color drained from her face. She snatched up her phone and made a call. "Clement, stop the livestream now!" "What happened?" Clement asked, puzzled. Camelia didn't dare say it. Panic clawed at her voice. "Rosalie's gone crazy! She's exposing the core structure! It'll hurt Stellar!" Clement reassured her. "Rela