"Horrifying! Isn’t it too horrifying?"
"Impossible!"
"They, they can actually..."
At this mont, in a corner of the large warehouse.
Lin Yue was watching the large number of grass carp swimming freely in the three giant breeding tanks, repeatedly expressing his amazent!
The reason wasn’t for anything else.
The grass carp roe that had been placed here three days ago had now grown from small fry to a length of over ten centiters at random!
According to the normal growth rate of fish on Earth, this is simply an impossible occurrence!
However.
Lin Yue quickly cald down.
"Vegetables harvested in an extrely short ti, chicks becoming chickens in a day, and fish turning from fry into this... actually, it’s not that unacceptable, is it."
Indeed, as a farr in the Otherworld, he should be starting to get used to this terrifying growth speed by now.
But sotis, he couldn’t suppress his astonishnt.
After all, it was indeed incredibly absurd.
Now, in fact, just taking one out of the breeding tank might be enough to trade for sothing good in the World Trade Mall, right? Lin Yue was contemplating the issue of trading fish at the mont.
There was no doubt that once this grass carp was put on the market, it would quickly receive intense attention from everyone.
After all, it is the first fresh food in this Otherworld that is a non-Otherworld at variety!
On the world channel, all sorts of ats originally from Earth, be it beef, lamb, pork, or chicken, duck, and fish, had never appeared in this Otherworld.
They were replaced by completely new food types like Mutant Sheep and Horned Monster Pigs.
Even the previously blind-hunted fish were considered new and not true "fish" in the complete sense, nor were they fish species originally from Earth.
The dried ats or types of bacon obtained from treasure chests before were certainly not "unprocessed" ats, totally different.
But trading the grass carp by the piece, one piece wouldn’t provide much at, at most enough to give a Refugee Village an average share of fish soup.
If they could be raised larger, these fish could create even more value, right?
But it should still be put on the trade market in a batch of a dozen pieces, to let others know he possesses what could be considered another unique "hard currency."
Grabbing the large net that ca with the breeding tank, Lin Yue caught fifteen at once, then placed these grass carps on the World Trade Mall.
At the sa ti, he also put up so wine and whiskey for sale.
Although alcohol can be stored indefinitely, Lin Yue felt that trading them earlier could bring more things back.
He was well-stocked with alloys and all sorts of parts, but after sorting through the warehouse, he realized that to make more robot dogs, he was still missing so critical parts.
The parts and alloys in the warehouse could barely support making fifty robot dogs, along with those that were already charged; he actually had quite a small ard force now, but still not enough.
Who would ever complain about their subordinates not being strong enough?
In Lin Yue’s original plan, 120 dogs would be stationed at the Nitrate Ore Mine, about thirty, then thirty at the Natural Sulfur Ore Mountain, thirty for the Shelter, and the remaining thirty to find a new site for mining rock and other minerals.
But now, there was an additional oil field that needed guarding with so robot dogs, and building a wall would consu even more rock and other materials, which also required more robot dogs.
Not to ntion, if a Lizardman siege were to occur, relying solely on those dium Electric Guard Machine Gun Platforms wouldn’t be enough.
After all, although the dium Electric Guard Machine Gun Platform is powerful, it’s immobile and heavily reliant on a good line of sight.
Not to ntion its attack blind spots that are quite low; if there’s a spot that cannot be covered, those places would beco entry points, rendering them decorations!
Therefore, the dium Electric Guard Machine Gun Platforms must cooperate with the robot dogs to form a seamless firing network from a distance and close range, making the Shelter impregnable!
"Then let’s specifically trade for various critical parts, just like precision electric actuators. You can never have too many of those."
Lin Yue quickly edited the trade information and posted it in the trade mall.
Next, it depends on the purchasing power of Survivors worldwide.
Holding a precision electric actuator in hand, Lin Yue shook his head.
He did have the blueprints for this device, but gathering all the different parts needed to craft it was complex and far beyond a simple material like "alloy."
Rather than gathering all the parts required to manufacture it, it would be more efficient to focus on collecting them directly.
With more people cos more power, and with twenty billion Survivors around the world, as long as they venture into Secret Realms, they’ll have a chance to find this thing. No matter how low the probability, with such a base number, they are bound to co across these tiny parts originally found in elevators or lifts.
Speaking of which, after the last catastrophe, the remaining human population had dwindled to just over twenty billion.
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