Ascension journey - 50

Seeing the huge amount of dust stirred up by the continuously exploding nuclear bombs gradually obscured the earth, Cheng Bin felt a deep sense of powerlessness.

After completing the Nian Qi combat body and the electromagnetic core, Cheng Bin thought that his abilities had been extraordinary, and there were few things he could not do in the human civilization on the earth.

But today, seeing the highest and deepest malice of human science and technology-countless intercontinental nuclear missiles tracing death arcs in and out of the atmosphere at terrifying speeds, Cheng Bin finds that he has no way to stop the earth’s civilization from reaching the end of the world.

“I’m still… too weak.”

In the silent vacuum, Cheng Bin sighed silently.

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As the nuclear bomb exploded, soot particles ascended to the stratosphere, carrying radiation and slowly spreading towards the world.

In the sky covered by hazy smoke and dust, the sunlight gradually became thinner, and the surface temperature of the entire earth began to plummet.

In summer temperatures approaching freezing, Cheng Bin walked among the fourth city ruins he found.

The city with a high concentration of human beings bears the brunt of the nuclear war. At present, this city has the best status quo of all the cities that Cheng Bin has seen-at least it has only two huge nuclear blast craters, and some outer suburban buildings can maintain their original conditions. shape.

But the immense light and heat of the nuclear explosion and the ensuing radioactive pollution killed almost all living things in the city. Except for the occasionally large cockroaches, Cheng Bin barely saw any living things in the city. .

Walking on the road full of corpses, Cheng Bin looked at the large number of rotting corpses that fell in the opposite direction of the nuclear explosion. He couldn’t help but think of City B in Outland One World, which was covered with a blanket of blood-stained bacteria.

Two out of the three Outland Worlds have entered the end times. It’s really…

After a short inspection, Cheng Bin found that these corpses seemed to have died while dragging their family and carrying luggage in the same direction on the way forward.

Cheng Bin continued to walk some distance in this direction, and finally found some valuable information.

“U.S. dialect…” From the suitcase buried in the pile of people, Cheng Bin carefully controlled a half-black book flying out. He saw that the part of the book that could be read was in the familiar language of the inner domain. A lot of vague words are printed.

With the help of a reasonable basic U.S. language and translation module, Cheng Bin identified some fairly complete sentences.

This seems to be a news magazine. Although the title is no longer found, Cheng Bin saw the release time in the corner-October 2077, when he set off from Inner Domain, it was only in late January 2018, okay? This time span…

Cheng Bin continued to look through the magazines in doubt, and then found more and more familiar vocabulary-century cold war, resource war, nuclear fusion power, power armored force, and… nuclear war doomsday refuge…

“System…” Throwing away the magazine at hand, Cheng Bin looked at the surrounding ruined walls with a new and curious look, then turned his attention to the black cat beside him, “Here is an overhead game world——” radiation”?”

“Host, you should say that this world happens to be a bit similar to a game in your world.” The black cat said with a smile: “First there is a world that is close to infinity and then there is a matching game. Don’t be arrogant and think that you can rely on writing. The world is created by composing a novel and a game, and don’t know the world of Outland with your inherent impressions, otherwise you will suffer a lot from the host one day.”

“Okay,” Cheng Bin nodded, and once again looked at the corpses on the ground that were basically unified in one direction, “but it should be okay to learn from the information in general. At least these people… It’s on the road to a nuclear war asylum.”

Cheng Bin looked at the corpses scattered along the road and continued to walk in that direction, while walking while recording various special things and phenomena in the context of real nuclear war.

After entering the suburbs farther from the nuclear explosion point, Cheng Bin finally encountered other living creatures.

A mutant hound whose skin was ulcerated all over but its size was a little bigger. When attacking Cheng Bin, he was teased and turned into material for anatomical observation experiment.

After the experiment, Cheng Bin realized that this animal had mutated the ability to survive and multiply in a low-radiation environment. Sure enough, any miracle could happen under a large base of life.

In addition, Cheng Bin also saw an alternative living creature in a dilapidated settlement-a round big head with three telescopic rotating cameras, with octopus-like slender metal upper limbs, leaning on the buttocks. A robot with a continuous eruption of low temperature and cold flame floating in the air.

Home robots in the Fallout game? What does this cargo rely on to avoid the huge amount of electromagnetic radiation caused by a nuclear bomb explosion?

Holding the robot that was inexplicably leaning toward him with one hand, Cheng Bin looked strangely at the radiation meter in the panorama, and then turned on the high-frequency ray detection module of the panorama to the robot.

Ultra-high-frequency electromagnetic waves hit the robot in front of Cheng Bin, penetrated its shell, and exposed its internal structure in the panoramic view.

The household robot that was only making a noisy sound suddenly made a scream. Under Cheng Bin’s observation, it suddenly turned its metal arm to take out the screwdriver and circular saw, and attacked Cheng Bin fiercely.

Cheng Bin unexpectedly felt a little cute for the resistance of the big-headed robot.

The electromagnetic core leaked a trace of power through the Nian Qi combat body, and the household robot, which was basically made of metal, was restrained in the air in front of Cheng Bin without any resistance.

After rubbing his fingers, Cheng Bin created a large-scale radiation-proof environment through the electromagnetic core, and then lifted his palm and pressed it in front of the home robot.

Following Cheng Bin’s careful operation, the housing of the household robot was disassembled.

Cheng Bin used his mind to accelerate and continuously identify the functions of each part of the robot. On the basis of not affecting the operation of the domestic robot itself, he could either directly disassemble or replace it with abilities, and gradually reduce the functional components of the robot.

It is indeed an overhead world decades ahead of the inner world. Although the technology of this world is a bit biased, its technical content has also crushed Cheng Bin’s original world for N generations——

Analog smart chips, ultra-small nuclear fusion batteries, dynamic levitation systems… In addition, there are some software-level things that cannot be identified.

There is too little knowledge that can be gained by dismantling a robot…

Facing the advanced scientific and technological achievements, Cheng Bin moved his mind, but where should he go to find this precious knowledge after the end of the nuclear war?

Throwing the robot with the red warning light into the air, Cheng Bin glanced at the fire ball suddenly exploded in the sky, then cast his gaze in the direction of the road he walked along.

After breaking through the sound barrier and flying for a short distance, Cheng Bin escaped from the shock wave and landed at the foot of a mountain.

In a recessed cave at the foot of the mountain, Cheng Bin found the most famous anti-nuclear building in the world—a refuge.

Walking to the huge gear-shaped thick isolation door, Cheng Bin glanced up at the huge “76” number on the door, and began to wonder what attitude he would use to communicate with the refugees inside the door.