Oliver Mylor was not kidding when he said he figured it out.
This wasn't just some fluke success or divine intervention.
No.
This was the result of several hours (but in reality, days) of observations, and the absolute acceptance that he wasn't anywhere near his brother's level. Therefore, he shouldn't be doing it like Luca.
And that was how the desperate blonde cracked the code.
But if he was being honest, a big part was probably due to his advantage as the person who once prepared all the bare parts.
At first, he had been winging it like everyone else, but obviously, he wasn't going to accomplish anything if he kept at it; after all, the goal was perfection for this particular component.
Therefore, perfection for mass-produced parts meant uniformity, right?
Or at best, there must be a similarity between this one and all the other components with exactly the same readings.
That's just logical, right?
Well, true enough.
