Nate quickly used the maxed-out related talents in his mind—mainly mechanics, hacking programs, and so on—to obtain the Shelter Overseer's permissions.
He opened all the cryopods and released the frozen people.
"What exactly happened?"
"Has the nuclear war ended?"
"Kate, I'm here! Where are you?"
Some were looking for people, some were confused. Everyone was shouting at once.
Nate spoke up and told everyone to calm down.
With maxed-out Charisma, it was easy to make everyone listen to him.
They all felt that he was trustworthy.
Even if he said nothing and merely stood there, he made everyone feel safe.
"We don't know what things are like outside right now, but we do know there are people out there. They broke into the Shelter and wanted to take my child. They're a bunch of scum. We need to stand together, face every kind of danger, and protect our families."
"That's right."
"We'll listen to you."
"You should be our Chief."
Maxed-out Charisma plus maxed-out talents were that terrifying.
He was like Miken's top candidate—whatever he said, others believed was right, and they cheered for him.
Before long, everyone unanimously decided to make Teacher Knight the Overseer.
Next came the problem of food, clothing, and necessities, along with the most important issue: safety.
Nate and two thawed engineers carefully studied No. 111 Shelter and discovered that it was an incomplete Shelter.
It lacked the most crucial life-support facilities.
Its main equipment was the cryogenic system, which used ultra-low-temperature liquid helium to preserve human bodies and test whether they would remain viable after a certain number of years.
It was a brutal, extremely evil experiment.
After learning the Truth, everyone nearly smashed the equipment.
Only when someone said it could be used as refrigerators did they barely calm their anger.
Then they