Facts proved that the saying "master math, physics, and chemistry, and you can travel the world without fear" was truly timeless wisdom.
Schiller photographed Jerome's twin brother's blueprint and showed it to Peter. Naturally, he was not so careless as to let down his guard. If Jerome's twin brother had tampered with the staircase structure, it would have been the perfect chance to wipe them all out. Of everyone present, only Peter was trustworthy, and he happened to understand this sort of thing.
Peter examined it carefully. In truth, there was not much to inspect. The structure was quite simple, with practically nowhere to tamper with it. As long as the connectors did not fail, it should be fine for one person to cross at a time.
Peter also added windproof measures to Jerome's twin brother's design. The few times he had opened the windows before, he had noticed the unusually strong winds outside. Although the wind generally came from only one direction, Peter added railings to both sides to keep anyone from being blown off by the gusts higher up.
When Jerome's twin brother saw the revised blueprint, he knew that Schiller was skilled in this area as well. He did not ask any questions, however, and instead moved on to the next step of the plan: removing screws from the doors.
The screws Schiller had collected on the nineteenth floor were clearly not enough. They still had more than twenty floors to climb, so they needed to strip screws from at least another three or four floors. Schiller and Cobblepot would have to handle that.
Schiller mainly went back to the floors he had already cleared, while Cobblepot was responsible for the eighth floor, where the restaurant was located.
The good news was that the eighth floor had