"So, it will do it on its own, after it reaches the range?" I asked to be sure. "Yes," she replied.
"How do you know this is the part that will work?" I asked, and she smiled. "We do not, but we had expected the problem to arise from here, from studying the sample of the leak."
"We have already completed the details of this place. Including the schematics of things below and knowing how it works."
"So our people just forged the parts, which might have a problem." She relied, and I have to say, it's pretty smart.
"How many parts has your organization forged?" I asked. "Hundred and seventeen," she replied, and looked quite proud.
She should be; I could see the complexity of the piece. It is not easy to forge, not to mention the numbers and resources they would have needed to forge it.
A moment later, her expression deflated with defeat. "It is all for nothing," she said, looking at the lake filled with pure corruption.
