Through the consultation of Lydia and Sheryl, the Silver Moon Empire's first matter-energy station was named the Lasea Energy Station as a commemoration of that continent.
The typological name of this type of energy station remained the crystal-card energy station, as a sign of respect for that civilization.
The completion of the Lasea Energy Station was of great significance not only to An Yang, but also an epoch-making feat for the people of the entire country.
The empire drew a considerable amount of energy from its bustling, thriving rejuvenation grand enterprise to accomplish this matter. Calling it the strength of the entire country was somewhat exaggerated, but it indeed consumed immense manpower and material resources from the upper to the lower echelons of the empire, and was constantly watched by everyone in the empire as well.
Not only was An Yang happy about the completion of the energy station, but the entire empire cheered. The fervor surrounding it was even stronger than when China's Three Gorges Dam was completed in the past, and it had evidently become an important propaganda tool for people reborn from this wasteland to regain their self-confidence. Perhaps it was the first time these people, who lacked a sense of security, realized that this newborn empire might do better than the temples of the past.
Viewed in this light, that ruling party in the imperial cabinet still had some competence; at least this move was played very well. Possessing self-confidence was an important step for a nation heading toward strength.
An Yang saw Lydia and Sheryl in an outward-facing room on one of the lower floors. When he found them, they were sitting on the balcony outside the room, drinking tea. The warm sunlight shone upon Cousin Lydia's mottled silver-gray hair, upon Cousin Sheryl's exaggeratedly fair