Doomsday Bunker Upgrade

On the platform of a certain city railway station, a group of people are waiting anxiously.

"Is the train not late?" Among the group, a leader who seemed to have been in a high position for a long time asked the secretary beside him. Although he knew there would be no problem, he was still a little worried.

Seeing the leader's question, the secretary hurriedly replied: "Don't worry Mayor, this time it's a nuclear-powered train newly put into operation in the country. It won't be late. The time is almost there, and it should be almost there."

Hearing what the secretary said, the mayor was not at all relieved. He also knew what the secretary said, and asking the secretary was just for psychological comfort.

After waiting for the train for a long time, in fact, both the mayor and the others around him were already anxious.

Since the disaster struck, the municipalities in various places have always been in a state of heavy burdens. A city has a population ranging from hundreds of thousands to millions of people, making everyone tense and daring not to have any problems. sloppy carelessness.

To use an idiom to describe that is walking on thin ice, for fear of making a little mistake.

But the previous blizzard still made everyone understand why the old saying goes that good fortune and misfortune do not come singly.

Not all cities are so lucky. Someone can improve the boiler and improve the heating efficiency.

More than 1 in 10 people in the city were directly frozen to death in the previous snowstorm. Nearly 30 percent of the survivors faced the threat of amputation of various degrees, and more than half of the people needed treatment.

The medical system has collapsed under the influx of so many patients, and many health care workers are themselves suffering from hypothermia and need treatment.

The shortage of food and coal has also made the city's situation worse. If it wasn't for the blizzard, the comrades on the railway front risked their lives to transport supplies against the wind and snow, I'm afraid the city would have ended long ago.

Now that the wind and snow has rested for a while, all the reconstruction work is in full swing. Although under the current circumstances, the staff who can still stick to their posts are all good and know what they should do, but the cooperation between many departments is still Someone needs to coordinate.

As the mayor, these things should have been handled in the office at this time, but this car of supplies is extremely important. The state has also clearly ordered that the mayor himself must receive this batch of supplies, so the mayor has to put down his hands. work, and brought people to the railway station to receive this batch of important supplies that I don't know what they are.

Under such circumstances, the mayor's impatience can be imagined.

Fortunately, the train was not delayed. Just when the mayor was really impatient and started to check his watch frequently, a train finally cut through the darkness and came slowly from a distance.

Seeing the train appear, everyone on the platform couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief, and finally came.

The train entered the station and stopped steadily on the platform.

Seeing that the train stopped, the mayor hurriedly adjusted his emotions and expressions, and walked towards the door. He wanted to see what materials were so important, and the mayor himself had to sign for it.

However, the thick armor with clear water chestnuts wrapped on the train in front of him, as well as the bright heavy machine guns and turrets on the top of the carriage, let the mayor know that the materials coming here are indeed very important.

Otherwise, it is impossible to dispatch such a fully armed armored train. I heard that it is still nuclear powered.

The door of the carriage opened, and a staff member with a document walked down, accompanied by several soldiers with guns, and met the mayor who was approaching.

Seeing these people getting off the bus, the mayor's eyebrows couldn't help but twitch. It's not that he lacked energy, but the outfits in front of them were a little too surprising.

The staff member holding the document was fine, only wearing a silver-gray one-piece protective suit with a helmet on his head.

But the soldiers behind him were dressed completely differently. They were painted in gray-white snow camouflage with the same one-piece protective suit. The helmets were replaced by tactical ones, with a bunch of equipment that the mayor knew or didn't know. .

But this is not what surprised the mayor the most. If this is the case, the mayor just thinks that the country has made a new breakthrough in protective equipment, and has no other ideas.

However, these soldiers also have a set of exoskeletons also painted with snow digital camouflage, and they are still equipped with defensive armor to protect the vital parts of the body. Two of them are carrying a three-barreled heavy machine gun on their shoulders. .

"What is the important material that needs to be fully armed?" The mayor muttered, but he did not think much, but said directly to the staff who came over: "Comrade, you have worked hard, what kind of material do you need me to receive in person? ?"

The staff did not greet the mayor, and carefully checked his identity. After confirming that it was correct, they explained: "It's a nuclear battery. According to the state's instructions, all shelters will start to receive this batch of materials and replace the existing ones. Coal-fired heating and power supply are unified and transformed to be powered by isotope thermoelectric batteries and heated by electric heat."

"What? Batteries? Isn't this nonsense!" The mayor's eyebrows flew up when he heard this, and the first thought that popped into his mind was nonsense.

In the mayor's perception, batteries are only for emergency use, or for small appliances, small toys, remote controls, even car batteries, etc., they are only larger, and there is no difference. The place.

But now that someone is talking about using batteries to power and heat the shelter, it's no wonder he's talking nonsense.

"This is not an ordinary battery, it is a nuclear battery." The staff did not react to this, but just made the handover very rigidly: "The single output power of this batch of batteries is 120KW, and the sustainable service life is ten years. According to our According to calculations, a small shelter for 500 people only needs one battery to ensure power supply and electric heating.

According to the number of shelters in your city, a total of 230 batteries need to be received by you. In addition, there are 2,000 sets of protective suits and 500 sets of exoskeleton equipment. This is the list. Please sign and cover it after confirming that it is correct. Official seal of the city hall. "

The mayor was shocked when he heard the staff's explanation, which made him a little embarrassed, but the years of the city government still made him instantly stabilize his mood, took the list handed over by the other party, and checked the items listed above. , pointed to one of the lines and asked, "What is this protective suit and exoskeleton?"

When the staff asked the mayor, he pointed to the soldier wearing the exoskeleton protective suit beside him and said, "It's this kind of exoskeleton protective suit."