Chapter 86

“Injuries concealed? As I recall, non–Force-sensitive subjects aren’t supposed to undergo high-intensity testing,” Gideon said, turning toward the researcher with a frown.

“That’s correct, sir,” the researcher explained. “That’s why we didn’t pay close attention to her physical condition. During the stress training, she went into shock due to internal organ damage and fractures to the chest.”

Accidents during experiments were inevitable—especially in tests as dangerous as theirs.