The start of a problem

A month later Robert was inside his factory looking at the new machines and newly hired workers, all of whom were working to begin manufacturing the first batch of aluminum batteries and salt crystals.

Walking through the factory he did not interrupt the work of his employees as he had to go to his laboratory to finish his new invention.

Upon arriving at the door of his laboratory, he met a soldier who was guarding the door, after greeting him, he took out his magnetic card and when he entered, he walked to his work table where he was working on his next product from his company.

Which was the water gun that could generate water using the humidity of the air, although it had been perhaps the easiest prize that he had won in the purchase of plans, it was the one that could have the least problems.

I sensed this after looking at things coldly, the laser gun could cause an arms race while the hydrogen engine could create problems with long-established companies.

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