Another week passed, and I finished studying the third layer.
Mr. Reymond helped me establish the company, and at this point, I had twelve employees, and the purchased facility was undergoing expansion.
I received a message from Mrs. Hayes that the fusion engine was ready for launch, and the next day, Oliv and I flew to Germany.
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Landing in Frankfurt, Olivia and I wasted no time as we hopped into a car headed toward the inertial confinement fusion facility.
The drive took us through the city's outskirts, where the urban landscape gradually transformed into a more industrial setting.
As we approached the facility, the car smoothly came to a stop at the entrance. Mrs. Hayes and Lydia were already waiting. They stepped up to us with welcoming smiles.
This time, however, there were also some distinguished guests – leaders of the engineering team, the Minister of Energy and Economy of Germany and other politicians.
