Unless they are unlucky enough to die on the spot, they can all wait for rescue now.
This subtly increased everyone's sense of security and raised their expectations.
If a high number of deaths were to occur in space engineering, the current sense of security would become much weaker, and people who are used to nothing happening would probably find it unacceptable.
At that time, verbal attacks from abroad will be very effective.
These... are all avoidable.
They would then consider other factors, prioritizing safety over insisting on direct access to the lunar base.
Minister Shao nodded and carefully asked them what they thought was the most reasonable location.
After all, with Liu Yun taking action, all the previous worries were no longer a problem.
They were worried about what they had built, but they also had confidence in Liu Yun's abilities.
The more the experts discussed it, the more worried they became. They were asking such detailed questions, they were worried that the project might actually be built that way!
This was clearly an idealistic plan, something I felt was impossible to implement from the very beginning.
But given the current situation, is it really time to just ignore it all?
Has the situation gotten that serious?
What should we do if there are any problems later?
Minister Shao offered no explanation, and without even waiting for these people to ask questions, he broke off contact after obtaining the accurate coordinates.
Liu Yun: "...Minister Shao's move was really clever."
Minister Shao exhaled a breath of stale air, "These experts and bigwigs, you wouldn't know if you haven't studied the basics, there are really endless questions, more than 100,000 Whys. If we let them continue discussing like this, we might as well not get anything done."
"Let's get this over with as soon as possible and get back. This place... is so quiet and eerie."
Look again at the countless stars, the endless universe.
My fear of deep space is about to kick in.
Zhang Linyuan gazed at the depths of the universe with interest, wondering, "I wonder when we will be able to roam the universe freely?"
Liu Yun glanced sideways: "Interested?"
Zhang Linyuan: "I don't know why, but I always feel that there are many powerful beings in the depths of the universe, and I want to explore the true meaning of space."
Liu Yun: "Your wish is really far away."
"It should be soon, there will be an opportunity, human lifespan will inevitably get longer and longer."
As they spoke, the airship flew close to the surface of the moon and soon approached the lunar base.
In a huge meteorite crater, countless robots are working methodically.
However, there were already many traces of construction inside the pit, which seemed quite different from what she had imagined.
"I misunderstood. Buildings on the moon, especially on the far side, definitely can't be constructed on the planet's surface. The attacks we've encountered here are truly numerous to the naked eye," Liu Yun said with some emotion.
The lunar base was originally intended to face space, so it was naturally built on the far side.
A simple frontal view, facing the planet, would be suitable for constructing surface buildings. However, the oppressive feeling of looking at Earth from the Moon is something not everyone can bear.
We can't expect people to come on vacation and then come back with some kind of mental illness!
Therefore, before everyone gets used to space, there won't be much observation of the outside world, and warnings will be given in advance.
Even at the lunar base, visits are all indoors.
The main reason is that this place is special. Even though indoor venues can be set up anywhere on a planet, placing them on the moon gives them a different meaning and experience.
Originally, I didn't expect the interstellar train to open so quickly; the construction of the base was relatively slow.
After all, the amount of materials delivered was very limited.
There weren't many robots, and their movements were relatively slow, giving the illusion that they were working very leisurely.
"It really feels like I'm slacking off," Zhang Linyuan muttered.
These robots are already very powerful; if they work at full speed, the materials here should be dried very quickly.
Minister Shao: "We can't finish that quickly!"
"Once we're done, we have to stop. Who knows what problems might arise with the parts on the robot?"
"It might not be so easy to restart it then."
"It has to keep running like this to ensure smooth operation. The supply of materials is already insufficient, so it's okay if it's a little slower."
"Actually, even though we are launching rockets more and more frequently, it is still not enough."
"Moreover, it took some effort to send the first robot over; the lunar base has only been under construction for a short time."
As he spoke, Minister Shao actually took out several spatial storage devices and looked at Liu Yun: "How do we send these out?"
"It's full of materials needed for the lunar base."
Liu Yun asked in surprise, "You were prepared all along? Didn't I come here on a whim?"
Minister Shao chuckled: "It's all about being prepared. We've already taken care of it. We figured since we're already at the space station, it's good to send these things up first. It might be easier to send them to the moon later."
"Now that we've come directly here, isn't that even better?"
Liu Yun: ...Well prepared, quite good.
He pointed to a groove and told Minister Shao to put it in, and then the spatial storage equipment was sent outside.
Then... it was very quiet.
The robots treat them as nothing and won't come up to take them.
Minister Shao slapped his thigh: "Oh no, I thought this would be convenient, but I forgot that this program is not in the robot's settings."
"They will search for rockets to carry them to fixed locations, and they will follow the orders of a fixed number of people, but... that doesn't include us!"
Liu Yun: "There are only you, not 'them'."
"Then I'll just add a temporary order here, making them think it was delivered by a rocket, and that'll solve the problem, right?"
Minister Shao was taken aback: "Oh, okay, okay, that's fine."
"Even the best plans can go wrong. I was so focused on getting the items delivered that I forgot I couldn't just hand them over directly."
"As expected, I'm still not familiar with many cutting-edge technology products!"
Liu Yun remained noncommittal, mainly because Minister Shao lacked a system and artificial intelligence; otherwise, many things could have been accomplished.
There are always more solutions than problems.
Aqi set a temporary command for a robot, which will restore it to its original state after this operation.
Then, one of the neatly arranged robots suddenly stepped forward, walked towards the house, and took away the space equipment that had been sent outside.
The house airship comes with a high-tech camera that can project the outside environment directly into a 3D virtual image and place it on the coffee table in the house.
Liu Yun never intended to leave.
Pull out the 3D image and start choosing the ideal location that the experts recommend.
She's already on the moon, so she doesn't need to know the coordinates anymore. Once the 3D image is formed, she can specify the accurate coordinates.
This ideal place is a cave formed by a meteorite crater, which is relatively far from the lunar base.
The cave wasn't particularly large, but it was deep enough, and it led towards the lunar base.
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