The rules of the mine not only offer many benefits, but also severe punishments.
Once, a support group omitted some pile placement data on a submitted blueprint.
That day, Valentine, holding the overlooked support diagram, stood solemnly in front of the mine's drawing board, quietly waiting for a whole hour.
The miners didn't know what happened, but no one dared to speak up.
Only after the workers had all ascended and left did Valentine speak in a deep voice: "Did any of you notice that several pieces of data weren't drawn on this section? No one checked it?"
As soon as he spoke, the surroundings fell into dead silence.
His face was ashen, and he heavily slapped the diagram onto the plank wall at the opening of the shaft, reprimanding harshly without mercy:
"Technical drawings must be precise. This isn't a spelling mistake—it's writing names on a gravestone!"
For a moment, the entire mine seemed shrouded in a chill, silenced briefly.
