Having been warned in advance, all ordinary staff who came into contact with Mars personnel wore triple-protection suits.
Constantine had no intention of taking these soldiers and technicians to the First Secret Regiment's garrison. Instead, he housed them in a hangar. Only there could prevent the high-dose radiation accidentally leaked by the Martian Mechanical Soldiers from harming innocent people, and only there could accommodate the lightly armored targets manufactured on Mars. To ensure nothing went wrong, Constantine also ordered Amon to gather people to clean the road from the royal city landing pad to the warehouse, making sure no radioactive dust drifted into the Emperor's garden. Even when the Mars Sage requested a face-to-face meeting with the Emperor, Constantine bluntly told it that unless the radioactive dust on their implants was cleaned off, they could only remain here until the operation began.
The Mars Sage therefore requested that shower equipment be installed in the hangar.
Constantine told the Mars Sage that it would take at least half an hour to prepare the equipment and cleaning agents. The Mars Sage looked around at the heavily armored cyborg slaves carrying materials into the hangar. Their overdeveloped muscles and hydraulic systems allowed every Mecha-servant to carry loads far beyond the maximum weight an ordinary human could bear. It did not realize that the Praetorian Guard had arranged for these Mecha-servants to avoid exposing ordinary people to leaking radiation. At the Mars Foundry, failed specimens from artificial cultivation vats, failures from advancement courses, and criminals guilty of serious offenses would all be converted into Mecha-servants to compensate the foundry for the nutrients, electricity, air, and time they had wasted. On that red wasteland, every resource had to be carefully accounted for.
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