Apocalyptic Rebirth: With a repairman system space, she rises again.

In preparation for the arrival of the monsters, Sunshine visited the weapons lab. Professor Chloe Brayan run the lab, working with a team with fifteen people. Sunshine had made a list of people that she knew from her past life were useful in the apocalypse.

Hades had located some of them and offered them employment, stealing them from their employers before the apocalypse started. Some had turned him down and others like Chloe agreed.

She was a popular weapons smith and trader in the apocalypse. Not just weapons but other gadgets too. She was seduced by some drawings that Owen shared with her. Drawings of weapons Sunshine had provided. The weapons themselves were all Chloe’s creations, not that she would ever know.

"I was told that you had a surprise for me." Sunshine approached the professor.

Professor Chloe turned around and smiled at Sunshine. "If it isn’t the wife of the wolf."

Sunshine’s lips curved to the right side. Professor Chloe only ever referred to her as the wife of the wolf. She had stopped bothering to get her to address her by her name. As long as the professor did her job, that was what mattered most.

"Do you like my outfit?" Professor Chloe asked her.

Sunshine looked at the white bodysuit with red stripes. Everyone in this lab was dressed the same.

"Cool." She gave the professor a thumbs up. "I have thirty minutes. Wow me."

Sunshine expected to be wowed because she had included otherworldly technology in this lab. The weapons that came out had to be high tech and extraordinary.

The professor led her to a weapons testing room, explaining her latest weapon. "I have succeeded in creating The Dragonoid. I combined phasium alloy, radiation dust and solar flare charges to create a weapon that fires flames that create the same reaction as a nuclear explosion. It is a nonothermal bomb."

They walked into a reinforced stone tunnel and rode motorcycles all the way to the other end of the mountain where the testing field was. It was a part of the base that only a handful of people knew about.