The next moment, a bizarre scene unfolded.
The supposedly dying Sandler and Lais sat up from their beds, and together twisted their stiff backs, letting out long, comfortable moans.
White oily residue peeled off Sandler's face, revealing normal skin underneath.
Lais, meanwhile, pulled his left arm out from his clothing, and the "severed hand" in his sleeve fell off to the side.
A doctor's assistant hurried over, picked up the severed hand, and soaked it in medication—a real human hand, genuine, which would rot and stink if left exposed too long.
Yes, from the public announcement of the product development, to the boiler explosion, and Sandler and Lais's injuries—everything was arranged in advance as a "script".
Five months ago, Sandler gradually replaced all his technicians with Security Bureau agents.
Then, Dr. Brusque "accidentally" cured a strange illness that broke out among the technicians, earning him a lucrative post as the company's resident physician.
