My 100th Rebirth a day before the Apocalypse novel Chapter 802

Chapter 802: Chapter 802 Blueprints

Kisha had recently connected this concealed door from the underground hideout to the back of the mountain, linking it directly to the hidden base where Duke used to store his most treasured possessions. Since Duke had officially entrusted the entire bunker to her, Kisha saw its potential.

With its high-level security, ample room, and secluded location, it was the perfect place to build freely and operate in privacy. It could serve as a safe haven for critical projects and provide the people enough space to work and move without limitations.

Kisha could only feel grateful to the Coltons’ young master for building this underground hideout. Thanks to his work, she was now able to connect it to her hidden base’s private bunker without needing to silence the researchers with a slave contract.

By cleverly linking two separate sections from different territories with a single door, disguised as part of the original hideout, she effectively created a seamless passage between them, one that no one would suspect was actually a portal between two distant locations.

Now, all Kisha had to do was create sub-access for the researchers, engineers, and scientists, issuing them ID cards with distinct access codes to open the bunker doors. This would allow them to come and go as needed.

Alternatively, she could establish a separate entry point equipped with an ID scanner—one that would restrict access to authorized personnel only. She could even reserve a private entrance for herself alone.

Either way, it was a technical issue best left to someone with expertise. Engineer Steel could handle it—after all, such intricate work required specialized knowledge, and Kisha wasn’t a computer expert or architect. Of course, she could also ask Duke for help if needed.

She set the idea aside for the moment—it wasn’t the top priority right now. After guiding the two men through the three underground levels, Kisha pulled out a stainless steel table. Dr. Shuveck placed the blueprints he’d been carrying onto it, and Kisha then laid out the additional blueprints she had recently acquired from her completed missions.

As the men scanned the documents, their eyes widened with awe. Among the blueprints were designs for an Advanced Energy Gun from World 102879, an Advanced Water Filter from World 005795, and a New Sewer System with Gas Preservation technology from World 943746.

These blueprints promised to revolutionize the reconstruction of their base, elevating it to an entirely new level. With these plans in hand, many of their long-standing problems would soon be resolved.

Since all the blueprints represented advanced technology from different worlds, it was clear that their current knowledge—and the raw materials they had—were limited. Still, looking over the plans, it seemed possible to begin rebuilding the sewer system and integrate it with the water filtration system.

They could also connect the gas preservation technology to the solar panels, creating an additional, sustainable energy source.

What made it truly fascinating was how all these blueprints complemented each other, forming a cohesive, interconnected system.

The Advanced Energy Gun particularly caught their attention. It looked incredibly powerful—imagine equipping their walls with such weapons. The best part was they wouldn’t need to worry about ammo; the gun would draw energy from the solar panels or the biogas generated by the gas preservation system.

This energy could be converted into high-voltage electricity, firing in a concentrated blast that could fry enemies instantly, reducing them to ashes with a single shot. And all of this could be recharged and reused endlessly.

The two men’s eyes instantly lit up as they pored over the blueprints, getting lost in the sea of knowledge before them. But then, as if struck by a sudden, heavy reminder, Engineer Steel’s face darkened. He looked up at Kisha and said quietly, "City Lord... I—I haven’t received any news about my son. I’ve tried contacting him twice, but there’s been no response..."

His worry was overflowing. Staying out there, near the ever-evolving zombies, was incredibly dangerous. He didn’t know if his son was still alive or had already died. All he could do was hope that his son had somehow survived, but without any clue of where he might be, the uncertainty was unbearable. _{ƒreewebηoveℓ.com}

Still, he felt it wasn’t a strong enough reason to ask their City Lord to search for his son—after all, his son could be dead, or perhaps wandering far away from City D.