That's Not Right

Right now, Michael along with the two Lieutenants were outside the base as they wanted to take the drone on a test drive and test out the other features which he had put in it.

"You know it's funny how you were talking about a battery big enough to last forever when you could have simply applied solar technology," Michael said after dropping the drone on the floor.

"I didn't think of that and the guy who built it for me still didn't think of that," Layla said with a disappointed look on her face.

"Is the drone solar-powered because I don't see any solar cells?" Bryan asked.

"Well, that's because the solar cells are the body of the drone," Michael said.

"Are you for real?" Layla said with a stunned look on her face.

"Yeah, look closer, you'll be able to see them."

"Okay but I hope you still equipped it with a battery good enough to keep it going for two days. You know there's nighttime and cloudy days happen." Bryan said.