Lloyd was currently in a temporary study at the alumni association, flipping through a slim volume.
Although the book was not quite thick enough to stop a rifle bullet like the tomes favored by the Spatial Department, it was more than capable of stopping a handgun. As for its content, it covered the various safety regulations and precautions for material processing—the essential introductory coursework for any material craftsman.
With a personal letter from Hildina, Master Lind had, naturally, stopped making excuses and agreed to Lloyd’s request, promising to expedite the necessary procedures as quickly as possible. If all went according to plan, tomorrow evening would be the time, as it was the optimal window for processing such materials. As for the materials themselves, they were, of course, the "most expensive and best" that suited the tastes of the Spatial Department. For Lloyd, however, they were free. One could only say that the influence of his childhood friend was truly immense.
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