The two worlds worked together on the operation.
In the Marvel Universe, Lier needed to develop new firearms suitable for the Exoskeleton.
Michael walked into his private design workshop, turned on the computer, created a new folder, and prepared to review the designs they already had for inspiration.
Then Lier sent him a file containing scans and operating schematics for two guns.
The coffee Michael had just lifted stopped in midair. He froze.
"What the hell?" Michael shook his head. Maybe the boss had been working on the designs privately for a long time.
Fine, then. They could build them first and test them-figure out how to make them.
Just as he was thinking about how to build the two guns and see how they turned out, the manufacturing system received the data. Alloy went into the machine tools, and the robots began making the components.
Michael looked up and happened to see Lier placing the Shard containing the fabrication data into the machine.
"Hm?"
Then he could take a look at the Exoskeleton prototype that needed improvement and test it.
More data appeared on the computer. It was all real combat data, and data from battles fought under extreme conditions at that.
"Hm."
Michael looked up and gazed at Lier in confusion.
Lier had already left the Control Console and was heading straight for the machine tools, ready to begin assembling the first prototype.
"What are you standing there for? Get ready for the first test, and then we'll make adjustments."
"Right."
Michael gave up trying to figure it out. Efficiency was a good thing, he thought.
The Cyberpunk World was where Lier needed to build the prototype.
Michael was good at developing advanced Cyberware, and Exoskeletons were included. But his designs had to account for mass production, and