Following Corven's lead, Adyr found himself in a room larger than the previous one. The floor and walls appeared to be made of reinforced black metal—thick, industrial, and designed to withstand impact. As with the other testing chamber, the room was monitored from behind a reinforced observation window, where a control lab and a wall of monitors stood behind thick glass.
At the center of the room stood a structure Adyr didn't immediately recognize by material, but its purpose was clear. It was some sort of impact target, meant to measure raw force. The surface was matte gray, mounted to the ground with thick steel springs that anchored it in place. The entire structure had an elastic, shock-absorbing design, built to absorb and record tremendous physical blows without breaking.
"It's as simple as it looks, Mr. Adyr. Just use your strength and strike the target. Three hits in total—we'll take the highest one as your score," Corven explained plainly.
