The experiment was successful, which naturally was exhilarating and very pleasing.
However, the staff at the base didn't have time to celebrate; instead, they hurried to collect the experimental data.
Even in the pre-disaster era, the cost of such an experiment was astounding, not only consuming a staggering amount of electricity, but the operation of the equipment itself and its subsequent maintenance were a huge expense.
After all, the Weather Controller's sheer size speaks for itself, as it is an ultra-large device that requires an entire base to house.
Therefore, every test is extremely valuable, and the results produced, along with the experimental data that can be obtained in the process, become increasingly precious.
This is why everyone seemed even busier after the successful experiment.
Fortunately, preparations had been done in advance, so the collection of experimental data was quick.
