It was just as Yang Yi had guessed.
With ample resources available, the Shelter's blueprints had been revised over and over, scrapped and rebuilt several times before finally being settled on. Even the entire ship's role had changed.
Originally, the ship was intended to serve as a hospital, temporary shelter, and warehouse. Now, however, it had been designed as a self-sustaining, semipermanent refuge capable of flight and underwater travel, with self-sufficient production lines that could support at least three million players living inside long-term.
If they squeezed in, even five million could fit.
Thankfully, they now had Garbage Island, and excavation and Steam Island's recycling station could provide a nearly limitless supply of resources. Otherwise, building a ship worthy of being called Noah's Ark would have been impossible.
"This ship is the Shelter. I think it would be better to design it as an independently operating super-shelter, in keeping with its essential nature.
"When unexpected events arise, this ship might play an important role."
Su Na said this; discussing these matters was precisely why she had asked Yang Yi to come.
This meant that the Shelter would have to separate from Steam Island. Otherwise, Steam Island had no inner harbor or waterways large enough to accommodate such an enormous vessel or allow it passage.
The plan was to first have the Shelter submerge and dock with Steam Island above it. As for the hospital, they would certainly build a new one, and its functions would change.
"Mm, sounds good. Just have Zhang Zhi build another hospital on the original site."
Yang Yi agreed to the proposal and sent Zhang Zhi a private message, also taking the opportunity to ask about the total number of players currently registered on Steam Island.
There were over 21.72 million in total, which could essentially