Apocalypse: After Being Reborn, I Stocked Up on All Supplies Chapter 317 - 317 315 The Worlds Most Powerful Parachute

Chapter 317: Chapter 315: The World’s Most Powerful Parachute Chapter 317: Chapter 315: The World’s Most Powerful Parachute “Mama! Outside is a snowfield, a vast blinding white snowfield! We’re on the ground!!” Hua Bao propped up Vine and peered out, shrieking.

“Ground?” Jiang Yan was suddenly startled, then she understood.

So, the so-called AS Zone self-destruct program was not an underground explosion.

It was the entire all-tal independent area, detaching from the Yaoben Base buried deep underground, shooting into the sky at a certain angle, and then—

Like a plane about to crash in the air, people with parachutes would open the door and jump to escape.

Those without any protection, during the subsequent fall of this tal box that could withstand high temperatures and extre cold, suffered violent impacts, reduced to a pulp!

Especially since the whole area was made of tal, which was heavy, when coupled with the acceleration of gravity, the impact upon hitting the ground was comparable to a small teorite.

Cruel!

Extraordinarily cruel!

But still, how could they survive after jumping out into the outside with temperatures around minus eighty or ninety degrees?

Unless—

They had beco Evolved People like Ye Qing, able to adapt to such extre cold temperatures!

The bone-chilling cold wind was still furiously pouring into the house, with large patches of ice crystals forming.

Jiang Yan’s body had been enhanced by Space and yet she still felt a trace of cold.

Soone with a weaker constitution would probably have been frozen stiff by now.

“Jiang Yan!”

“Jiang Yan, are you in there?”

Just then, the faint voices of Ye Qing and Song Qian ca from outside the tal door.

Jiang Yan: “I’m here!”

Her voice was drowned out by the wind, and the people outside couldn’t hear clearly, continuing to call out.

“Mama! The angle of ascent for the room is stabilizing, it might start descending soon!” Hua Bao cried out anxiously:

“I’m using all my strength to pull in the opposite direction, trying to make it fall slower, you go into Space first! Quick!”

Outside was a desolate expanse of ice and snow, empty and void.

If there had been any buildings, it could’ve wrapped around them and pulled in the opposite direction.

Now, all it could do was twirl its vines like propellers and give it a try.

Jiang Yan quickly pondered a strategy in her mind, and with a thought, took out a gaphone from Space:

“Ye Qing, Song Qian, the room is descending at high speed, find cover, careful to avoid the impact from the tal walls!”

She repeated the warning twice, then took several climbing ropes out of Space, instructed Hua Bao to secure itself to a tal pillar first, and then with another thought, took out eleven special parachutes from Space.

These parachutes were the world’s strongest in terms of weight capacity.

They were given to her secretly by Mo Jingsheng from the storeroom during a space training session not long ago.

Reportedly, they were used for the safe landing of the Shenzhou X re-entry capsule, each capable of bearing a weight of 3 tons, with an opening area of 1,200 square ters, stitched together from 1,920 patches of parachute cloth; the surface of the cloth was treated to resist burning, capable of withstanding temperatures above 100℃.

Connected by 96 parachute cords, each cord could bear 300 kilograms, and were all hand-sewn.*

Now, with eleven, that was exactly 33 tons.

Along with Hua Bao’s own strength, that should be enough.

Of course, if not for an ergency situation like today, she would have decidedly been reluctant to use them.

But now, she had no other choice.

“Hua Bao, I’m counting on you!” she said.

“Mama, just watch!” it had not been consuming all that gold for nothing these past days!

Hua Bao coiled one Vine around a parachute, then left one Vine wrapped around the tal pillar while moving towards the door bit by bit.

Due to the small size of the door, it sent out the parachutes one Vine at a ti.

The blizzard was still howling, and Jiang Yan distinctly felt the room beginning to drop rapidly.

Because the sensation of one’s heart half-suspended in the air from the rapid descent, like on a roller coaster ride, was there.

Like an octopus poking its head out of the room, Hua Bao glanced outside and instantly gnashed its teeth in anger:

The volu of the tal room was not small, almost matching that of a soccer field.

It was a good thing Mama had given it parachutes…

It quickly recalled the knowledge it had learned from the computer and estimated the height between the room and the ground, subtracting the layer of powder snow on the ground.

Judging that the timing was almost right, it then stretched one Vine out into the sky—

“Bang!”

“Bang!”

“Bang!”

“…”

In the midst of the blizzard, above a vast ochre Hive house, eleven magnificent, colorful flowers suddenly blood…