"Erosion level... 0.01%?"
The technician repeatedly confirmed the test results, seemingly unable to believe his eyes:
"Are you sure you've been working at the observation station for a full three days?"
"Yes, is there a problem?" Ron calmly inquired.
"No problem, it's just..."
The technician looked at the test results of the others, his tone filled with disbelief:
"Typically, newcomers working at the observation station for three days usually have an erosion level of about 0.05%. Cases like yours, with almost no change, I've only seen twice in my thirty-year career."
This result caused a small stir within the research group.
The colleagues looked at Ron with more complex expressions, full of envy, confusion, and that indescribable unease.
"Truly an enviable constitution."
Mary's tone was tinged with bitterness; her erosion level had already reached 12.3%, getting closer to the mandatory treatment warning line:
