Production at "Base 100" was in full swing.
Fighting on the front lines of their posts were not only three hundred thousand "Cross Spider" engineering robots, but also nearly three thousand workers and engineers!
They were practically the finest industrial talents in the entire Alliance!
Some came from distant Utopia City, some from Evernight Harbor in the Southern Hemisphere, some from shelters deep in the Great Desert, and some were wastelanders who had studied advanced knowledge at Camp 101.
Faced with the threat of the apocalypse, Dawn City's industrial center, which had gathered the strengths of countless fields, once again demonstrated its horrifying, world-shaking production capacity to the major survivor factions across the wasteland.
The moment "Cross Spiders" rolled off the assembly lines in the southern industrial park, batteries were mounted onto them and they were loaded straight onto trucks bound for Base 100's casting shaft.
From engineering machinery welding steel to the screws in the casting shaft, every unit on the production lines—human or machine—was operating at its limit.
That terrifying industrial throughput had even strained the transport capacity of Falling Leaf City, the railway transportation hub.
This kind of situation, where transport capacity could not keep up with productivity, had never occurred even during the fiercest stages of the war against the Southern Legion.
In the administrator's office at the Alliance Building, Minister of Industry Song Xuelin reported the recent progress to Chu Guang.
"...At present, every production unit in our 'Vertical Casting Shaft No. 100' has begun operation. The first near-orbit defense platform is already under construction. The estimated construction period is three months, and if all goes well, it can be delivered by early June!"
The near-orbit defense platform was a defensive measure jointly devised by specialists from the Alliance, the Academy, and the Enterprise at