Time seemed to stand still as Director Ma paid special attention to the test results that were crucial to solving the case, not daring to slack off at all.
He took a brisk step forward, quickly sat at the computer, personally grabbed the mouse to retrieve the experimental data, and decisively pressed the print button.
The printer immediately started running at high speed, buzzing loudly, making the quiet laboratory seem exceptionally urgent.
Due to the large number of materials, each sample needed to output its own gas chromatography-mass spectrometry diagram, causing the printer to work almost continuously.
Sheets of paper continuously accumulated, almost forming a small hill, with the machine's body noticeably heating up.
There was even a faint smell of burning, as if it would start smoking any second.
Only after a full ten minutes did the printer gradually come to a stop, returning to silence.
