Doomsday disaster: Start by building a shelter

"Liang Liyang, 19 years old, has been seriously infected for 7 hours."

"Meets the requirements, transfer now."

In a daze, Liang Liyang heard a cold electronic sound.

He barely opened his eyes and saw two humanoid metal robots appearing in front of his bed.

Then he found himself being lifted onto a single frame.

He was then transferred to a brightly lit cabin.

"This is on the water."

Feeling his body shaking, Liang Liyang knew that he might be taken to other places by boat.

"Will I be abandoned?"

Liang Liyang felt a little sad.

Before he was infected, he knew it through the mobile phone network.

There is no cure for infected people like him.

At most, he will live for one or two days and then die quickly.

In order to avoid trouble, many shelters will collectively burn severely infected people like him into ashes in advance.

I think his fate will not be much better.

It's a pity that he is still conscious now.

If he was burned or buried.

I am afraid that he would suffer a painful torture before he died.

But at this time, he didn't have the strength to commit suicide.

He could only wait quietly for the arrangement of fate.

I don't know how long it took.

He was put on a stretcher again and carried into a shelter.

The shelter was full of robots.

There were also seriously infected people lying on stretchers like him.

And the end of everyone.

It was a densely packed place like a beehive.

"Is this the morgue?"

Liang Liyang tried to open his eyes wide, trying to see clearly that this might be his final destination.

But this place is too big to see the whole picture.

The only information that can be obtained is the grids that make up the beehive.

There are so many that it seems endless.

Some are still empty, and some have people lying in them.

And until he was put into one of the grids.

He found that the grid was not as small as he imagined.

The height of the grid allows people to sit up halfway.

There are also soft quilts and separate orange lights.

No matter how you look at it, it doesn't look like a box for corpses.

Because corpses don't need such a large space.

There is no need to equip the place where corpses are parked with so many small items.

"So, I can still live--"

Liang Liyang had such an idea in his mind.

But his turbid head could no longer support him to think too much.

Soon, he fell into a coma in exhaustion.

September 19.

Farmyard, underground control center.

"Type II therapeutic agent has been developed."

"It can extend the original three to five days of survival of severely infected people to more than 15 days."

"The disadvantage is that during these times, the infected will be in a coma for more than 23 hours a day."

"Only less than an hour can be used for eating and excretion."

In order to catch up with the death of a large number of severely infected people.

Research a life-extending agent.

Su Wu threw all the spirituality he had accumulated in recent days at Chen Yue.

Occasionally, he would even personally participate in related research.

In this urgent pursuit.

Finally, at the last moment, he developed a type II therapeutic agent.

Then there was not even time to test it.

The moment the research was successful, Su Wu directly carried out mass production and mass injection.

And as a result, fortunately, there were no mistakes.

Let tens of thousands of seriously infected people in the shelter, more than 97% of them successfully survived.

As for the defects of this therapeutic agent.

More than 23 hours of drowsiness every day.

In the Jewei shelter, which now accommodates nearly 200,000 infected people, it is actually an advantage.

After all, it is difficult for awake people to endure the small space in the capsule grid for a long time.

It will bring considerable trouble to Su Wu.

"In addition, since eating and excretion both require robots to assist."

"We need to take care of so many people at the same time."

"The original number of robots is not enough."

"We need to manufacture a batch of professional auxiliary equipment to help."

"And the number of capsule grids needs to continue to expand."

"The total number of seriously infected people in other shelters has not only not decreased, but has increased a lot."

"We must make preparations in advance."

Because it is just taking care of patients in fixed positions.

The task is relatively simple.

A miniature crawler, a lifting platform, and a double-digit robotic arm can meet the needs of hundreds of people at the same time.

For the manufacturing center.

The production pressure is not too great.

But the other production of capsule grids is relatively much more difficult.

Even if this kind of manufacturing does not have any technical content.

It is a box made of iron sheet and foam, plus a simple light bulb.

But the demand for it is too huge.

At least 70,000 to 80,000 capsule grids must be added every day.

This order of magnitude has exceeded the productivity limit of the farmyard manufacturing center.

They had to turn to the residents of the affiliated shelter who were already in the safe zone.

Also pitched in to help make the capsule lattice.

And so it goes.

Although it barely meets the demand.

But another problem also arises.

Inventory of finished steel and plastic resources are being rapidly consumed at an extremely exaggerated rate every day.

It is expected that in more than a week, it will be almost completely exhausted.

At the same time, people with severe infections are also considered frail patients.

Nutritional requirements are higher.

The lowest-grade rations produced by food factories are not suitable for them to eat.

Su Wu could only bring out the refined grains and various dairy products in stock.

Make rice porridge that is more nutritious and easier to digest, etc.

used to sustain their lives.

This can be considered a quite heavy burden.

It also doesn't last long.

"Taking into account the consumption of various resources."

"The Jaywe shelter can accommodate up to 700,000 people."

"Then there will be an isolation area for 200,000 people at the Zhou Xiwu shelter."

"That's the limit."

"If there are any more, both the place to live and the food will be in short supply."

Databases powered by artificial intelligence.

Calculate again and again carefully.

Su Wu saw his limit.

The original 620,000 shelter residents plus up to 900,000 infected people.

This is the largest population he can control now.

And that's it.

This does not include the space required for normal activities once those severely infected are cured.

When the time comes, I'm afraid they will have to stay in those capsule grids for a long time.