I can upgrade the shelter Chapter 12: Comrade, Draw the Big Ivan!

Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

"Writer, you should be the first in the group to complete your shelter, but mine is also finished (image, image) and now I’m moving supplies."

"(image, image, image) I’ve already moved down and am now planting vegetables. I’ll stay down here until I’m sure everything is fine. If the teor really falls, these vegetables could save lives, just like the writer said! (image, image)"

The person speaking in the group is engaged in hydroponics. When everyone was discussing how to build shelters previously, this group mber strongly suggested that a planting greenhouse be established within the shelter. This way, plants could provide oxygen through photosynthesis and also offer food by growing vegetables, upland rice, wheat, and other crops.

Chen Xin thought this idea was excellent, which is why his shelter has a separately developed 100 square ter greenhouse.

Though the area is very small, if it’s just Chen Xin alone, this planting greenhouse can still et his survival needs. Food production might be a little tight.

Of course, the prerequisite is that Chen Xin can afford the electricity and water resources needed to maintain the greenhouse’s operation.

"I haven’t moved into my shelter yet, co on guys, think about it. I can bring my sister and best friends over (image, image)"

Though he says he hasn’t moved into his shelter, all the images posted are various photos of three lovely ladies inside the shelter.

"I suggest you conserve so resources. While everyone prepared early and stocked up a fair bit, fuel gets used up with each bit consud and nobody wants to go looking outside in minus tens of degrees for it, right? Also, although there’s water recycling equipnt to reuse water resources as much as possible, try to save water wherever you can."

The speaker is another group mber, who’s truly a big shot in the group. He runs a technology company that manufactures a water recycling device, capable of recovering moisture from air, soil, and even human and animal waste, processing it into drinkable freshwater.

This technology was originally used in aeronautics and astronautics, with the initial device prototype being the water recycling apparatus used at space stations. This big shot’s company utilized this technology to produce equipnt adapted for RVs, specifically for recycling blackwater and graywater in RVs. It’s a very environntally friendly technology.

However, due to the high cost of the equipnt, their company’s products are currently only offered for high-end RVs, considered advanced technology products.

But this ti, when everyone discussed building shelters, the company’s equipnt unexpectedly played an unimaginably significant role. Given the limited resources everyone hoarded, if they could recycle it, it naturally greatly boosts everyone’s survival chances.

And this big shot has been very generous in providing their company’s products to group mbers building shelters, also aiding everyone in constructing water recycling systems in their respective shelters with their products.

Chen Xin’s shelter naturally also uses the equipnt provided by the other party. Although the equipnt offered is indeed effective, recovering water from waste and urine still makes Chen Xin feel a bit uneasy, even if it truly ets drinking water standards.

Therefore, when the group mber engaged in hydroponics ntioned building a planting greenhouse earlier, Chen Xin thought of splitting the water recycling system into two parts, designing a graywater and blackwater division like an RV.

So-called graywater is wastewater generated from dostic use, while blackwater is wastewater from the bathroom.

The water recovered from graywater doesn’t feel as off-putting, so Chen Xin considers it as supplentary drinking and dostic water. anwhile, he plans to use the water recovered from blackwater for irrigation.

In this way, it should ensure the use of water resources within the shelter before the environnt stabilizes.

While the group was discussing their respective shelters, ti was flying by swiftly.

Though for the 6 billion people worldwide, it was just a brief mont, maybe only an hour had passed, it was the most challenging hour in human history.

Just when everyone was about to give up, a violent bright light burst from the teor’s surface, and a space shuttle couldn’t heed the debris flow around the teor any longer, forcibly taking off from the teor’s surface.

Behind the space shuttle, the Tsar Bomb flashed once again in the cosmos, as the Federation team accomplished their mission.

Through the screen of the TV displaying the footage from Fla Country’s spacecraft, Chen Xin widened his mouth in awe, watching the colossal teor, like a majestic mountain, erupt in brilliant light in space and then split into two, his heart instantly overwheld with joy.

He couldn’t help but shout, "Success!"

The teor was blasted apart and split into two blocks as planned, a big one and a small one with different volus.

The Federation team successfully completed their mission.

But why did only one space shuttle return, where is the other one? Could it be...

"Houston, this is Endeavour! We completed the mission, the nuclear bomb has detonated!" On the TV screen, NASA’s command center hears Endeavour’s voice loudly asking NASA, "Has the teor been blasted apart? Was our mission successful?"

Since they were escaping the teor to evade harm from the nuclear explosion, they didn’t know at that mont that the teor behind them had already split into two, completing their task.

But NASA witnessed it all through the cara on the Fla Country’s spacecraft, thus the expert previously interviewed by journalists quickly inford them of the good news, "The teor has been blasted apart! Endeavour! You have successfully completed your mission! Congratulations, you did a fantastic job!"

"Really? That’s great!" Endeavour soon erupted with cheers, evidently the astronauts were cheering for accomplishing their task.

However, NASA’s expert noticed that only one shuttle returned from the teor and posed the question, "Endeavour, this is Houston. Where is Atlantis? Did they return?"

This question suddenly plunged Endeavour into silence, until about half a minute later, a response ca, "We were affected by the teor’s gravity while landing, deviated from the planned position, and could only undergo a crash landing. Atlantis crashed during the ergency landing, survivors found us, and we completed the mission together."

Upon hearing this, Chen Xin felt a solemn respect, honoring the brave astronauts on Atlantis who sacrificed their lives to save Blue Planet.

"Return ho, heroes." Endeavour finished telling Atlantis’s story while NASA ordered them to return—at this mont they were the most spotlighted individuals on Blue Planet, with a grand celebration awaiting them.