The first improvements were mundane.
Those were often the most useful.
Warehouses received better separation between volatile materials after Vorren disliked several storage arrangements.
Medical districts changed patient movement routes when he repeatedly became uneasy near two narrow connecting corridors.
Nothing was wrong with the corridors themselves.
The problem appeared only when they simulated mass casualties.
Stretchers moving in opposite directions created a bottleneck.
The routes were widened and separated.
Vorren's discomfort faded.
At another facility, emergency supplies had been distributed efficiently according to population.
Vorren still disliked the arrangement.
Lucien ordered a full disaster simulation.
One district lost access to two storage points simultaneously after the simulated collapse of a bridge.
They relocated part of the reserve stock.
The feeling eased.
