First Power Armor, Then a Real Gundam-Are You Treating Our Design Bureau Like a Bunch of Monkeys? (Flips Table)
Loyalty Bro's efficiency was beyond question.
By the afternoon of the day after the new version's preview materials were released, the series of blueprints he'd recreated by hand had been delivered in photo form to Grandpa Qin. After passing through a series of highly reliable channels, they reached the hands of experts in another world.
Interpreting and studying this kind of future technology was always difficult, so the professionals invited to this "in-person preview" were all genuine big shots. They were brought to a safe house, where they exchanged pleasantries after taking their seats. Then, according to their different fields of research, they were assigned to separate rooms.
Official personnel distributed all kinds of information collected so far, mostly processed photographs, along with some copied and transcribed technical documents.
They were allowed to look and discuss, but not take photographs or remove anything. Before entering their respective rooms, they also had to sign a highly stringent confidentiality agreement.
The big shots were all seasoned veterans. Just seeing the setup and procedures told them something major was about to be announced. They promptly signed the agreements, rubbed their hands together, and got ready to inspect the mysterious items.
But after seeing the disclosed documents with their own eyes, the big shots exchanged looks and realized they'd still underestimated the situation.
"So we really did find a crashed Cybertronian on the far side of the moon?"
In a room focused on cutting-edge mechanized technology, several bespectacled big shots studied the complex technical documents in their hands. One white-haired elder pushed up his glasses and set the structural diagram for the "Vanguard Creator Power Armor" on the table.
Rubbing his temples, he joked,
"Look, if today's setup weren't so serious, I'd think this was some new April Fools' joke. Do you really think