Chapter 107 Satellite, Government Shelter

I thought about the key and felt that it would be a trouble if I took the key out and someone took it away.

Besides, if the situation is critical when he comes back, he will not have time to calmly take out the key and open the door.

He Rui then threw the key directly through the gap in the iron fence and far away towards 701.

Turning around and looking at the dark stairs, I was also hesitant, not knowing which way to go.

I first went up to the roof along the safe passage, being cautious and observing the situation outside.

Standing on the rooftop, He Rui looked up at the sky.

Without the ceiling blocking the view above my head, I could directly see the gray sky and the rays of fire falling everywhere. The impact was even stronger than looking out the window.

He stared blankly for a while, his heart tightening, and suddenly he noticed that there was a crashing satellite in the southwest direction of the sky, as if it was aiming in his direction and flying straight towards him.

In his sight, he saw a small light with a tail, which was getting bigger and closer.

He Rui's pupils contracted and he quickly retreated, opened the door on the rooftop behind him, and half of his body retreated back into the building.

The BGM sounds pretty stable.

He hesitated for a moment, and couldn't help but shrink at the door of the rooftop with his head sticking out, staring at the incoming satellite debris, hesitant to leave.

The main reason was that he was really curious and wanted to take a closer look.

He was thinking about preparing for the situation if the thing in the sky really fell on him, and at the last moment, he would retreat into the building.

He wasn't entirely sure how destructive a satellite falling on a building could be; he hadn't come into contact with the subject and didn't understand it at all. Perhaps because of his ignorance, he subconsciously underestimated the danger of a falling object.

He Rui reasonably suspected that he might be the kind of person who watched the tide in Qiantang River. When others had moved away, he still stood there unwilling to leave, watching the excitement with his hands behind his back, and was finally knocked over by the huge waves.

Looking up at the falling satellite, I found that it was falling very quickly.

In just a few tens of seconds, it had turned into a large fireball, and with a whoosh, it fell to a place that was actually not too close to him.

What he saw before, which was coming towards his head, was actually an illusion.

The place where the satellite crashed was estimated to be hundreds of kilometers away from him.

It should be in different districts within the same city, or in other nearby cities.

After the fireball fell and was blocked by a building in the distance, the specific situation was unclear. He Rui could not see whether there was a fire at the place where it fell.

However, I didn't hear any collision or explosion sounds. It was probably because the distance was too far and we couldn't hear any sound.

His heart was pounding fast. Although he was brave enough to watch it to the end, he was actually so nervous that his palms were sweating and he felt very uncomfortable in the special gloves of the protective suit.

What happened just now made him scared again. He was a little hesitant to expose himself completely on the rooftop again. He was worried that when he was observing the outside, he would ignore the danger above his head and be attacked by several artificial satellites without seeing them, hitting him on the head and smashing him into a pancake.

But He Rui remembered the bold words his good brother had said before, and he guaranteed that as long as he did not run more than 200 meters, he would not die.

He chose to believe his brother Ji.

Looking up at the sky, He Rui mustered up his courage, crawled out of the door again, ran to the edge of the rooftop, and began to look down in the dim light to observe the situation below.

The tsunami has indeed receded.

But the traces of waterlogging on the low buildings and the ground are still very obvious.

He sighed.

Just as Ji Changqing had said before, the road conditions below were completely unsuitable for driving.

Knowing how to drive is of no use.

With cars, you might not see anyone driving one for a long time.

I thought that the last time I saw the scene under the water, he should have known this would be the result.

In this situation, even tanks are useless because the roads are almost all blocked by vehicles that were stuck when the tsunami struck.

The tank tried its best to run over the car, but there was a large truck stuck on the road, which was a bit shorter and the tank couldn't get through.

Given the current road conditions, you can't drive on the road unless you drive a Transformer.

I guess I can only go out on foot, or by bike at most.

But it’s not easy to ride a bike, after all, the sidewalks are not flat, and there are many tree trunks, telephone poles and more strange garbage and other things blocking the road.

If I ride one minute, I probably have to move the bike for three minutes.

…

Once we return to the time before liberation.

The road was cut off.

It's too far away for human resources to reach.

Except for people like me who knew the news in advance and made preparations in advance, the other survivors must be living without water and electricity.

The water supply system has long been paralyzed and the supply has stopped, not to mention whether the tap water contains viruses. It is possible that the water has killed even more people.

He Rui knew that the infrastructure of human society must have suffered varying degrees of damage after the tsunami.

It may be difficult to recover quickly.

And it was unlikely anyone would restore it. The local government? He Rui felt he couldn't count on it.

Most of the people who survived must have regressed from the electrical age to a level of civilization that no one knows what to call it. Their quality of life has dropped significantly and they are having a hard time.

Humans were drowned, and all animals in coastal cities on land, except those that could fly and swim in the sea, were probably wiped out as well.

The ecosystem has also suffered considerable destruction and damage.

It seems that only the inland areas with high altitudes were not flooded.

Then there is the food problem, which is probably difficult to solve.

After all, it is probably difficult to grow crops.

He didn't know whether it was possible to grow food on land soaked in the virus.

Even if the plants survive, the radiation is not just for animals.

When plants are penetrated by radiation, there are two situations: they either die or mutate.

Plus that mysterious alien virus that can also infect plants.

Under the dual mutations of the virus and radiation, he was not cruel enough to have the courage to eat this kind of food.

…

Thinking about the few people who received the news early on that an asteroid was about to hit the blue planet, they definitely did not make any preparations.

The rich second generation’s relatives had called before, wanting to take him to take refuge.

According to Ji Changqing, the government had already begun responding to the disaster.

I don’t know to what extent the government has built shelters.

He Rui wanted to go and have a look.

I wonder if that place would be a good place where people can live a good life as if they were traveling back to the time before the end of the world.