Chapter 4: 2 Preparations, Stockpile Grain
Flame Country has re-cleared all the air-raid shelters dug years ago and carried out maintenance and repair in the shortest time possible. They have also upgraded and expanded them in the following period to ensure that refugees have a greater chance of survival inside.
At the same time, the underground transit systems in major cities are also being swiftly modified—spare lines activated, subway stations renovated and expanded, and underground networks connected...
A series of tasks are being carried out intensively. Even though the news of the asteroid impact on Blue Planet has spread without restraint, the overall societal conditions remain relatively stable under the country’s implementation of curfews and a series of stringent controls.
At the very least, Chen Xin’s refuge was smoothly excavated, and because he saw the signs early, he was able to stockpile enough emergency food to last him at least two years.
However, he was able to store much less drinking water. Even though he designed large water tanks and sewage recycling systems in the shelter, considering that humanity is about to face a century-long extreme cold dark night, he still felt immense survival pressure.
But under such circumstances, he could only do his best to collect storable bottled drinking water. Storing a bit more was better than none at all.
Only, at this time, everyone was scrambling for supplies. Bottled drinking water and emergency food had become the most sought-after commodities, and all supply channels were unable to meet demand, making it quite difficult for Chen Xin to restock more.
Fortunately, Chen Xin had previously joined a small group formed by outdoor enthusiasts. After the news of the asteroid impact spread, members in the group began self-rescue using their resources; many, like Chen Xin, were preparing to dig their own shelters.