Koi Headquarters had an earthquake-proof barrier, but for various reasons, it could not cover the entire city. Otherwise, the losses from this disaster would have been much smaller.
Ke Meng looked over the rescue items Headquarters had given him. Many of them came in bizarre shapes.
With a jump from where he stood, Ke Meng landed amid a stretch of rubble. He brought out the Temporary House, went inside, and shook the items out of his search-and-rescue ring, checking all their properties in one go.
Most were telekinetic items that could move objects from a distance. There were also tools that could generate water and food remotely.
All these tools had conditions for their use. Their side effects were not the only requirements.
For example, the tool that generated food needed, at minimum, starch, protein, and fat to produce compressed biscuits.
Water, on the other hand, required no raw materials. Its side effects acted directly on the user.
The more he used it, the thirstier he would become. This was the same side effect as Skill Water, and thirst was the last thing Ke Meng feared.
There were also many other rescue items.
At the same time, Ke Meng discovered that his phone had a network connection again. The Bureau must have temporarily set up a network-related item to bring the area back online.
Ke Meng logged into the group chat. The Network Divine Beast was issuing a steady, orderly stream of commands, directing everyone to rescue people nearby.
The Network Divine Beast used the live footage from everyone's phones as feedback, then coordinated the people in the group so they could use the items they had to save lives.
Once Ke Meng came online, the Divine Beast wasted no time directing him as well.
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