[Talk to Gerry Pierce. (Not achieved)]
John didn't rush to reply to the employer, but directly returned to the apartment to rest.
He plugged in the data cable and switched perspectives.
Through the workshop camera, he could see his back, with a floating window beside the view showing the wear of the subdermal armor.
[Durability: 91%]
The system interface displayed a miniature model, allowing him to see the implants at different positions in structure.
The spots hit by bullets were marked in red.
John sighed.
Ryan was right:
There's nothing permanent in this world; stepping onto this path means an increase in the cost of living.
This set of Plato's subdermal armor really works well.
But it needs the corresponding repair liquid for maintenance, and the company makes money from these consumables.
The box Nando sent included replacements.
The quantity wasn't much.
John called the cabinet.
