With two Demon Puppet Artisans doing the heavy lifting and Intelligent Robots helping out, the Moon Base had begun to take shape within a single day.
Of course, that only meant its overall outline. There was still a long way to go before it became a fully functioning system.
Even now, the base had only finished building two production lines and two nuclear reactors.
The production lines manufactured Intelligent Robots, while the reactors were Nuclear Fusion Reactors responsible for supplying power to the Moon Base.
For ordinary production and daily life, two Nuclear Fusion Reactors would have been more than enough, with power to spare.
But this was the moon, after all. Turning it into a place fit for human habitation would require a great deal of work. The most impressive—and most challenging—part would undoubtedly be the application of Climate Control Technology.
Climate Control Technology used multiple large installations to completely alter the climate of a region, or even an entire planet, through heating, cooling, radiation, ionization, and other methods.
At present, the Moon Base could only operate, and humans could only survive inside it, thanks to the Protective Light Barrier. But once Climate Control Technology saw widespread use on the moon, the entire planet would eventually become suitable for human habitation.
That process would require enormous amounts of energy.
Fortunately, the moon lacked just about everything except nuclear fusion material.
There was no need to worry about energy.
And once the moon's ecosystem was fully established, its energy consumption would become negligible.
Some might ask: since humanity had only ever seen the near side of the moon, did that mean its far side never saw sunlight? Would that affect the moon's transformation?
That idea was utterly mistaken.
Although humanity always saw the same side of the moon, that was