Chapter 494 Seres
- Platform A was massive, serving as the administrative and operational hub for external affairs. The office spaces were made from specially designed shipping containers. To minimize resistance from ocean winds and waves, the containers were under 10 feet tall, resembling the height of a typical commercial building. The thick steel construction made the floors feel sturdy, giving the illusion of standing on solid ground—if one could ignore the vast ocean outside.
- The new homeland had been named Seres. Currently, it housed over 10,000 survivors, with about 5,000 being pioneers from the Eastern Military Camp.
- When the tectonic plate collision occurred, there had undoubtedly been more survivors, but the perilous journey to find this new homeland across treacherous seas had taken its toll. A nation of over a billion people, battered by ten years of catastrophic disasters, had seen only a little over 10,000 successfully make it to Seres. The thought was deeply sobering.