This was no ordinary cadet.
This was a young man who had advanced the entire mecha manufacturing industry faster than anyone in the last five centuries.
They were dumbfounded. Completely and utterly dumbfounded.
Luca took a deep breath after his long explanation and smiled shyly. "So, My Lord, My Lady, what we really auctioned were the rejected parts that didn't make the cut for the base mecha models or some of the early experiments for the custom combination mechas. As for the weapons, they were just trials for the ones we are actually developing. We also made sure not to sell anything that had beast cores."
The child sounded pleased with their concessions. Then again, when their version of standard was perfection, how could he blame them for thinking that anything other than that was a reject?
To think these were the standards maintained by Luca, the youngest officially licensed mechanic who was really in a league of his own.
