Tiko is an environmental engineer hired to assess waste disposal for a new resort. His preliminary report suggests that the proposed drainage system could contaminate nearby wetlands. However, the project manager pressures him to downplay the risks so they can obtain construction permits quickly. Tiko refuses and submits his full report, emphasizing long-term environmental risks.

Although the permit is delayed, the resort is eventually approved with an upgraded drainage plan, thanks to Tiko’s insistence. His actions protect the wetland and set a precedent for responsible design in the region.