Evelyn Ford charged all the storage batteries. The waterwheel in her space was running normally, and the lights in the mining area were now on twenty-four hours a day.
In Flumen and the shelters in the resettlement housing, thousands of residents had also been burned by the sun toxin. Many of Flumen's factories were gradually resuming production, and the first batch of heat-resistant suits had been distributed. Residents who didn't get one but still had to work could only wrap their bodies tightly or go out covered in bedsheets and duvet covers.
The base's biggest worry was the crops in the planting area and the hundreds of acres of medicinal herb fields several kilometers away. If they were burned to death by the sun toxin, the losses would be incalculable.
