Leo hurried after Tony back into the laboratory. The indicator lights on the machines nearby emitted specks of green light.
Tony quickly took a few steps forward and tapped the display several times.
The machine beside them also whirred as it produced the blood test reports.
More than a dozen densely packed reports came out. Leo took one and looked it over.
White blood cell count... Red blood cell count... Hemoglobin concentration... Lymphocyte count and percentage... Eosinophil count and percentage...
Alanine aminotransferase... Homocysteine test...
The reports were filled with dense medical terminology, followed by all kinds of data. Just looking at them made Leo feel dizzy.
Tony glanced over them a few times, then casually began tapping away at the electronic screen again, his expression serious as he browsed the data.
Leo stuffed the report in his hand back into the machine and looked around. The windows here happened to offer a view of the sea, so he sat down and began admiring the vast ocean.
Sunlight spilled across the azure surface, stirring up countless ripples of golden light. It looked like a soft sheet of blue silk inlaid with crisscrossing golden threads, with specks of black reef scattered across it like obsidian.
For a moment, Leo, who had never seen such beautiful scenery before, was completely entranced. He stared blankly at a reef in the distance and a ripple on the water, unwilling to look away.
After a while, Tony suddenly leaned over. "How is it? Beautiful, right?"
"Yes, Mr. Stark. It feels very relaxing." Leo smiled as he looked at the ocean.
"Yeah. I chose this place for the scenery back then, so I built a house here. It cost less than two hundred million, too!"
Tony also cast a nostalgic glance out the window and stroked his