Kirtan, who saw the carriage of his father moving farther and farther away, finally turned his attention to the chief engineer who had just arrived.
The chief engineer was none other than the middle-aged man who was present when Vijay had come to visit.
"Listen carefully, everyone," he started, his expression serious. "All of your tasks are very simple. There is no technical content in the work you do, but it is extremely important because you are dealing with volatile materials. One of the byproducts of this refining is more volatile than the gunpowder used in ammunition, so you understand how dangerous this job can be if something goes wrong."
The engineers already knew this since they had already taken the practical classes yesterday, but still, a few gulps were audible.
"Starting off, we are standing directly under Settling Tank 1, and the one next to us is Settling Tank Number 2. Each of the tanks is 50,000 litres in volume."
