At that moment, anyone looking down from high above would have seen the Floating Island suspended in the sky. At its center, apart from a tall tower, the most eye-catching sight was a structure resembling a pyramid.
The nuclear bomb sat at the very peak of that pyramid, fitted snugly into place.
Meanwhile, atop the tower in the center, a Nether Moon shone with an eerie green glow. Half its light seemed to come alive, bending through the air before converging on the nuclear bomb at the pyramid's peak.
The sight seemed designed to make absolutely sure everyone knew that thing was there.
And that was indeed the case. Chu Sheng really was afraid people wouldn't know they had a nuclear bomb.
Any human who had received an education before the apocalypse and possessed basic common sense would recognize a nuclear bomb. Even if they had never seen one, they would know the radiation symbol.
As far as Chu Sheng was concerned, since they possessed a weapon of mass destruction like a nuclear bomb, they ought to put it on display.
If you don't show it off, how will anyone know you have a nuclear bomb?
If they don't know you have a nuclear bomb, why would they be wary of you?
Even in the worst-case scenario, if they had no sacrificial items and their abilities weren't particularly powerful, knowing they had a nuclear bomb would naturally make others treat their team with a little more respect.
That stemmed from the idea nuclear bombs had planted in every human mind before the apocalypse.
Everyone knew how terrifying nuclear bombs were, and everyone knew their power.
Even now, in the apocalypse, when many people possessed Sequence abilities, nuclear bombs remained among the most terrifying weapons human civilization had developed before the