Synthetic Drugs Intermediates

We operate out of Plot No. 96 - B - 2 in the village of Karakhadi, which is part of Talula Padra. Being out in the village means it’s a bit quieter than the big city estates, but the work is still just as busy. We handle intermediates here, which involves a lot of careful handling and monitoring. Our facility is basically a mix of lab space and production areas. The walk from the main road to our plot takes a few minutes, and you see a lot of green fields before you get to the industrial section. We have a small crew that comes in every morning, mostly people from the surrounding villages. The days are long, and we spend a lot of time watching the gauges and making sure the temperatures stay right. It’s very technical work, even if the building looks plain from the outside. We have a small break area where we eat lunch and talk about local news. It’s a tight-knit group here. Sometimes the supply trucks get lost looking for the village, so we have to go out and meet them. The air is a bit fresher here than in the middle of a Gidc, which is nice. We don’t have a big front desk or anyone to greet you; you just walk in and find someone in a lab coat or overalls. It's just a regular workplace doing specialized work. We don't think much about it, we just come in, do our part, and go home to our families.