Reactor failure! All because of a reactor failure!
A glorious civilization, an exile with no return, a final struggle—who could have imagined that everything would ultimately be ruined by a machine failure? This hibernation facility should have continued operating for many more years according to plan, but when the ark's fusion reactor suddenly broke down, the facility's mainframe was affected and prematurely activated all the hibernation pods here. Hao Ren had no idea what logic the vault's mainframe had used to make that decision, but he knew this had surely gone beyond what the designers had originally expected. Even Vivian, who had witnessed countless rises and falls of life and death, could only let out a quiet sigh at this moment. "Fate really toys with people."
Just then, the Data Terminal suddenly seemed to discover something. "Wait a minute. There seems to be another room ahead."
As it spoke, it quickly flew toward the other end of the bridge. Hao Ren had no idea what was going on, but he followed close behind. The group ran across the wide, hundred-meter-long bridge and arrived at the opposite side of the cylindrical space. There was a small door here, without any markings on it.
The Data Terminal infiltrated the access-control system and quickly opened the small door.
Behind the door was a somewhat smaller room. At first glance, Hao Ren could see that it was clearly not as tidy as the other parts of the vault. Countless odds and ends littered the floor, with empty food cans and cardboard boxes piled up across nearly half the space, while the remaining area was occupied by all kinds of cables and equipment. The instant he saw the room, he realized one thing: someone had once lived here!
"There's a hibernation pod here too!" Lily