Three months later.
The underground complex of Macro had undergone a transformation. What had once been a network of tunnels and laboratories in the early stages of construction had evolved into a cutting-edge nuclear research facility, one of the most advanced on the planet.
Since their arrival, the scientists had worked tirelessly, turning abstract concepts into reality. The past three months had been a whirlwind of experimentation, precision calculations, and monumental technological challenges.
The first phase had been dedicated to assembling the infrastructure: setting up cooling circuits, transporting nuclear fuel, and calibrating the measurement instruments. Every single component of the reactor had been designed on-site, under the strict supervision of engineers and a security protocol so stringent that even a minor miscalculation could halt the entire operation.
