Warhammer: Open the door! Human League players!

Desperate circumstances breed foolish beliefs.

Anne soothed the miners' anxieties in her own way.

"As long as we follow... the angel's instructions, we won't be... come knocking on our door."

"Death... is not... the end... We... are with the angels..."

Through the observation window, Fang Yun could vaguely see the restless miners talking to Annie.

"Annie did a good job."

Molten iron churned before Anna, and iron bars were produced from the mold under her control, a gentle smile appearing on her face.

"My sister is a very gentle person."

Although Fang Yun believed that with his personal charisma, the miners' emotions should be able to stabilize for a while after he rescued them.

But the pressure from the rocks above is visible to the naked eye, constantly getting closer, and you could be smashed into mincemeat at any moment.

Imagine you're trapped in a confined space, with heavy objects above you that could collapse at any moment, crushing you into a pulp.

The key is that, due to the amount of energy stored, the high-energy shield flickers on and off, much like breathing.

How can you not feel fear?

Even miners, who have managed to control their claustrophobia, will experience instinctive fear when faced with imminent danger.

The process of facing death is more terrifying than death itself; even physiological instincts can cause one to break down.

Fang Yun didn't dare to gamble on when the miners would collapse.

To put it bluntly, an ordinary person's sanity would drop just by looking up at the sky.

His extraordinary abilities should be able to restore the miners' sanity.

With someone there to comfort them, this despair won't trigger a chain reaction.

Although I don't know what Annie just said, as long as it calms the miners down, that's fine.

The geological activity is far from over, and the psionic reactions deep underground are fluctuating. The underground world, which should be hot, is surprisingly cold.

This world is full of strange things.

"Thank you for your hard work."

The miners and Annie were huddled together, seemingly talking about something, but it was clear to the naked eye that the miners had calmed down considerably.

Fang Yun suddenly spoke.

Do you think it's feasible?

"Commander, if you say it's okay, then it's okay."

"This is an extremely difficult project."

"Commander, whatever you do, I will support you."

Fang Yun looked at Anna and suddenly smiled.

When did I become so lost?

Is he less determined than a girl who has just climbed up from the bottom?

Are you feeling the pressure yourself?

It's that damned human instinct.

But this also proves that he is human.

He is a human being, not a god.

"You are my god, for you I..."

"stop!"

Anna.

Fang Yun stopped Anna from speaking.

He turned around, looked seriously into Anna's burning eyes, and then coldly uttered four words.

"I am not a god."

Fang Yun doesn't like gods; he only loves humans and the human community.

He would not willingly entrust humanity's hopes to a "god" with exceptional individual abilities.

He knows all too well what those so-called gods are.

He directly ordered the execution of countless so-called gods.

The People's Federation has developed to its current state thanks to its own efforts.

He will not support God, nor will he use drastic measures to eradicate faith in God; he will only use the truth to crush them at their root.

"The construction of the shelter will definitely be successful."

Humanity will eventually overcome all difficulties.

"I have always believed."

"Man can conquer nature."

"Anna, prepare the power pickaxe for modification. We need to speed things up."

"Also, our workers need some safety."

........

"System, send a warning message to the player."

Warning: The camp is in danger and urgently needs a large amount of ore and biological resources. The pass rate is dropping.

"Another earthquake?"

"Why did it fall again?"

My mouth watered as I watched the screen flashing red light, and I started to get anxious too.

"Dig! Dig!"

The camp, buried deep underground, requires a large amount of metal and electricity.

The tremors continued.

The weight of the rocks above the camp may be tens of millions of tons. Even if various rocks are used to offset each other, it is not absolute, and there is still vibration underground.

The camp is constantly consuming energy.

The miners, with their chisels in hand, chugged away at the rocks, collecting ore with drool as they transported it out, while simultaneously building tunnels based on their experience.

Large quantities of ore were transported from various tunnels, along with the corpses of rock worms.

By incorporating rock worms into the bio-power plant, some of the generated electricity can be used to maintain the stability of the camp and prevent the camp space from collapsing at any time.

Another portion of the molten metal was used to fill the gaps in the rocks, thus sharing the weight of the command ship's structure and shields.

The camp was extremely short of energy.

Although the unusual behavior of the rock worms brought great rewards to the player's exploration team, the rock worms are also dangerous creatures that can easily kill you.

If you're not careful, you could be killed or seriously injured.

Before Anna, large quantities of ore were melted into molten iron in a furnace and then poured into molds.

It achieves good strength after simple hot forging.

Smelting naturally generates a large amount of industrial waste gas.

These exhaust gases are rapidly purified within the artificial oxygen-circulating ecosystem of the ecological command ship.

Even though the construction area was bustling with activity, the concentration of industrial waste gas in the air was extremely low.

The workers were highly motivated; they breathed in the fresh air and ate delicious canned food.

And... verbal encouragement.

Anne: "For our angel..."

Above the camp, it was gradually enveloped by a large number of steel frame structures.

The miners walked through the steel supports.

The sky was constantly flashing with dazzling arcs of light.

One by one, the steel bars were welded together.

Of course, these steel bars cannot support a weight that could be tens of millions of tons.

We absolutely must use steel blocks!

The steel bars are just the framework; the steel blocks are the support.

Fang Yun plans to seal the dome above his head with steel blocks!

Build a shelter.

Therefore, Fang Yun abandoned most of the useless areas.

Once the steel blocks are joined together to form a giant eggshell, their weight of tens of millions of tons will be no threat. In return, the entire camp will require a massive amount of ore.

This number is astronomical.

But there's always hope, isn't there?

"Anna, have you fully mastered the armor system?"

Without supplies, the clone army's armor would be useless if it broke; he urgently needed a backup plan.

This is not just for the players, but more for the miners who only have clothes to keep warm.

Over two consecutive days of smelting work, Anna gradually came to understand some of the functions of the armor system within the chip.

"Currently, we can only manufacture armor using basic high-strength steel. Based on the working environment of miners in the past, I designed a half-body armor, which is still in the testing phase."

"Power system, I..."

"The powertrain isn't in a rush."

The basic defensive equipment of ordinary ground clone soldiers of the Human Federation consists of two systems.

One type is an exoskeleton, and the other is a matching plastic steel armor, which covers almost all areas.

Plastic steel is a high-strength, low-weight material, with a weight almost like plastic, yet it can withstand a single frontal hit from a small-caliber artillery shell.

This material is very difficult to synthesize artificially; Anna could only hand-mold a small portion of the plastic steel, and high-strength steel had to be used as a substitute.