The Great Medical Saint (Matthew) novel Chapter 1044

Cameron forced a smile. "The traffic's flowing smoothly now. He should be here in ten minutes at most. Please bear with us just a bit longer, Mr. Connolly."

"Ten minutes," Lorenzo replied coldly. "That's all you get."

"He'll definitely be here by then," Cameron said, maintaining his strained smile.

…

Meanwhile, at Greenbrooke Building, Matthew was crouched in a temporary office on the sixth floor while several researchers adjusted the mechanical exoskeleton's leg length, waistline, and arm span. After a few minutes, everything was properly fitted.

Sonny brought out a helmet with over a hundred fiber optic cables bundled at the back of the head. "Put this on—we need to collect your brain wave data," he said, handing it to Matthew.

Matthew examined the helmet, noting the circuit boards and mysterious metallic discs inside. It weighed at least ten pounds.

As he put it on, the thought of all those circuits and wires near his head made him uneasy. He could not shake the unsettling image of his skull being opened and connected to fiber optics, feeling almost like a robot being studied.

Sonny directed his team to connect the helmet's cables to a computer and began collecting brain wave data, including several emotional response patterns. Then, they uploaded the data into the exoskeleton's memory.

After a few minutes, Sonny explained, "The database has parameters for nearly ten thousand movements, now matched with your brain wave patterns. We can test it out."

"That was quick," Matthew remarked, surprised.

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