If a 4,000-ton cargo ship had already been manufactured and only needed assembly, the process was actually very fast. This time, although there was no professional dockyard, open-air assembly was still fast enough.
The key was that this mission was obviously different from ordinary ship production tasks. It was important enough that the workers rested while the machines did not, with several shifts of workers putting in continuous overtime.
The planned thirty-day assembly period was actually completed in twenty days. The next few days were spent applying rustproof paint to the exterior, testing some of the equipment, and then launching it.
On the twenty-fifth day, the Nuclear Reactor was ignited and the ship was launched for testing. Since the mission was different, the testing procedures were accelerated and simplified. Unnecessary tests were skipped.
In any case, they would set off first.
With modern shipbuilding technology, as long as there were no fatal problems with the Nuclear Reactor, the other issues were unimportant.
By the thirtieth day, the cargo ship had set out fully loaded with all its supplies. There were eighty-three people aboard, and with its Nuclear Power reactor, it could reach the waters near Jiang Yan Hai and the others in about eighteen days.
Of course, since there was no port over there, cargo loading and unloading had also been taken into consideration.
Jiang Yan Hai had already received news of the situation on the other side of reality, so they were not in a hurry about the Teleportation Gate for the time being. And with no Red Mad Wolf in North America, they truly had nothing much to do for now.
It could not be said that they had nothing to do. While waiting for the ship to arrive, Jiang Yan Hai and the others began scouting a