Extremely unique, indeed.
So unique, in fact, that everyone hoping to get their grubby hands on the design and manufacturing process found themselves completely stumped, unsure where they were even supposed to begin.
Honestly, it would've been easier had Ollie mixed other materials into the build.
Then they could've at least made educated guesses about which compatible alloys or composites he'd used and worked backward from there. If they managed to reconstruct the logic behind his choices, they might've been able to follow along with the manufacturing process.
Instead, from the very beginning of the examination, the cadet had stubbornly relied on a single material that none of them could identify.
It left them curious.
It left them frustrated.
Most of all, it left them with nowhere to start.
To make matters worse, Oliver Mylor wasn't even finishing individual components before moving on to the next.
