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    When Yvette stood in front of the eye scanner, the interns were eagerly waiting for her to be embarrassed.


    Then, they heard a mechanical voice announce, "Verification sessful. The mainb door is now opening. Start-upplete." As the mechanical voice concluded, the door in front of them swung open.


    The faces under the masks of the interns, except for Klein, showed various expressions. Kellen, who had justughed at Yvette sarcastically, looked totally awkward.


    He wondered, ''How could this be possible? Yvette just joined us yesterday. When would she have had the time to input her iris data?''


    Once the door opened, Yvette was the first to step inside, with Klein right behind her. The other interns looked at each other before entering as well. Once inside the Quantum Lab, Klein and the other interns immediately became more cautious.


    True to its reputation, the Quantum Lab was filled with the world''s most advanced medical equipment. There were eve some new wireless ultrasound sensors that were so cutting-edge and hadn''t hit the market yet, things they had only seen in magazines.


    Besides, the Quantum Lab was brimming with high-tech and artificial intelligence systems. As Yvette approached theb''s central operating table, she took in the array of reagent bottles, quickly grasping the situation.


    The No.7 Toxin was extremely potent; just one drop could entirely dissolve a person. Theb''s protective suits provided minimal safety and were not effective against the No.7 Toxin. Nobody knew how powerful the enhanced version of the No.7 Toxin could be.


    Currently, the experimental data they hade only fromputer simtions and a few failed experiments. The enhanced No.7 Toxin might be fifty times more powerful than the version they had sessfully developed, making its potential strength unimaginable,


    Klein watched Yvette standing at theb bench and approached her willingly. He said, "Professor Zeller, the No.7 Toxin on the bench is the original version


    "Mr. Walson only left these because the experiments with the enhanced version of the No.7 Toxin have failed three times. The results are always just slightly off.


    "Mr. Walson previously suggested it might be due to a reverse reaction of certainpounds, but we don''t know which ones exactly. We need to conduct more tests to reach a final conclusion."


    Just then, another intern shouted, "Kellen, don''t move!"


    "Oh my God! Watch out, eximed someone as a bottle of chemicals fell to the floor, instantly releasing a noxious smell.


    The next moment, theb''s rm system red with a piercing beep beep beep, leaving the interns bewildered and unsure of what to do. The Quantum Lab was unfamiliar territory for them, as this was their first time inside


    At that moment, they couldn''t identify the type of chemical that had been spilled just by itsmell. Kellen, the one responsible for the incident, stood off to the side, looking pale.


    Seeing this. Yvette stepped forward a few paces and calmly gazed down at the broken vial on the floor.


    Unperturbed, she said, "Activate the automatic disinfection function immediately." Theb''s smart voice system instantly recognized Yvette''smand and activated the automatic cleaning.


    Klein was standing there, his eyes narrowing slightly. The Al in the Quantum Lab could actually recognize Yvette''s voice. From what he knew, the Quantum Lab should only recognize Sins'' voice.


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    Klein realized that Yvette was much more important to Ss that he had imagined. Oncematic disinfection was


    te, the interns finally rxed, each keeping silent with fear.


    Given their skill level, such a mistake shouldn''t have happened, but because they were at the Quantum Lab, they panicked just now.


    Kellen exined to Yvette, "No, I didn''t do it on purpose. I just wanted to pick it up and take a look. It has a safetybel, so it''s not a toxic substance. I...


    No one was defending Kellen this time. Everyone present was among the top medical students, and they all knew that Kellen had made the biggest mistake a medical student could make.


    Skills could be trained, butposure in emergencies and attention to detail were essential qualities for a medical student. In any case. Kellen was mistaken this time.


    Everyone''s eyes were on Kellen, who was now breaking out in cold sweat. Yvette stepped past the interns and walked towards Kellen, making him automatically take two steps back. At that moment, he panicked.


    Yvette walked up to Kellen, her eyes cold and serious, which sent a shiver down the spines of the other interns present.


    The crowd automatically stepped aside, making way for Yvette. Kellen''s anxiety only grew in this situation.


    Yvette lowered her gaze. Her expression tinged with a trace of hostility as she calmly said. “Leave now. You are not toe. back to theb in the future.


    Yvete''s words shocked everyone present, including Kellen. He was astonished that he was being expelled just for making small mistake.


    Kellen was immediately flustered. If he was dismissed from thisb, no otherb would ever take him again. His medical career would be finished. He thought, ''No... That can''t happen. I can''t get fired like this.


    Kellen begged, "Yvette, no, Professor Zeller, I was wrong, I really was wrong! I know I shouldn''t have made such a stupid mistake. I shouldn''t have messed with things.


    "I realize Imitted a major error in medical practice. I''ll be careful next time. Please don''t terminate me. I''m begging you! Please give me another chance! I''ve truly realized my mistake!"


    Having worked with Kellen for six months, the other interns felt sorry for him and began to plead on his behalf.


    Someone said, "Professor Zeller, please give Kellen another chance. It''s our first time in the Quantum Lab, and this ce is sacred to all of us med students. It''s understandable that Kellen got a bit too excited."


    Another remarked, That''s right, Professor Zeller. Kellen just made a small mistake, and it wasn''t even during the experiment, just an idental slip. Your punishment seems too heavy.*


    One intern pleaded, "Professor Zeller, if you dismiss Kellen over this, he won''t have a chance in the medical field anymore. Getting into thisb was really tough for us.


    "Please give Kellen a chance. Everyone makes mistakes. I''m sure you''ve made some yourself. Professor Zeller, so why hold on to this so tightly?" Seeing everyone pleading for him, Kellen felt that if he just humbled himself a bit more, Yvette might not expel him from


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    Out of the eight interns, only Klein did not speak up for Kellen. Klein stood by watching as Yvette remained silent.


    He wondered. ''Will Yvette really let Kellen off just because of what these people say? Kellen still has not realized what his mistakes are.


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    "Making a mistake isn''t the unforgivable part, but failing to handle it properly right away only makes it worse. Plus, he''s been constantly make excuses, iming it was just an ident.


    When did it be eptable to dismiss fatal errors as mere idents? That''s the true absurdity. Moreover, these so-called appeals for mercy are nothing short of ridiculous.


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