Chapter 664 Signs of Life

• This time, they finally got it right—about 50% of the plants survived. Still, they didn't look good—wilted and droopy, as if they could die at any moment. The dandelions sprouted on the two plots of land, but their germination rate was low, and many inexplicably died.
• Nadia's confidence took a hit every day, but Harrison remained calm, meticulously flipping through his notes. "There are mulberry trees, white cedar, winter melon, and wheat in the domain. They're well-suited for alkaline soils. We should give them a try."
• It was hard to tell whether this new land had always been a part of the earth or had risen from the sea floor. The soil showed no signs of salinity, so the alkalinity couldn't be too severe. Nadia's abundant supplies allowed them to endure repeated failures without running out of resources.