Chapter 323 The One–Year n
Theresa had crippled the tiger before it could leap.
She was never a kind person. If someone threatened her, she never showed merry, not to mention that Sage had repeatedly provoked her, targeted her people, and demanded excessive support. Most importantly, she was no longer just a lone survivor in a bunker or a small camp–she had a massive alliance behind her.
Sage’s 800 elite fighters were a threat. If they wouldn’t stay in the Wends and fight zombies properly, she would make sure they had no choice but to fight.
She had to climinate them.
She was a predator at the top of the food chain–merciless to enemies. She aimed for the biggest benefits, the fattest share of meat. She would share her resources with her allies, but she would devour her enemies.
Her kindness was always reserved for her own people..
Theresa seized all of Dawnwatch Camp’s gleamstones and dealt them a crushing defeat.
After returning, she immediately began reorganizing.
Theron remained stationed in that area, but his mission had changed.
Now, his mission was not to support Sage, but to contain him and let them bepletely trapped in that
arca.
Eliminating enemies was the highest respect.
After dealing with Sage, Theresa didn’t stop. She faced even greater pressure now.
The third year of the apocalypse was approaching. Zombies were evolving and breaking through defense lines, moving toward their safe zones.
The good news was that humanity wasn’t scattered like sand this time. They had achieved a massive breakthrough.
Most camps in the eastern region had united into a powerful alliance against the waves of <b>zombies</b><b>. </b>
Theresa’s camp was well–stocked with food–her people produced it themselves. However, steel, industrial goods, weapons, equipment, and raw metals were in severe shortage. Manpower was also scarce.
All the campsbined had fewer than 10,000 people. With nearly 4,000batants, that left under 6,000 forbor.
In desperate times, unity was crucial. Thus, Theresaunched a one–year national production n across the zing Sun Alliance. In one <b>year</b>, it had to double the steel–output andplete the first outer and inner city defense lines.
She nned year by year, using cach toy a stable foundation for humanity, just <b>like </b>she had learned from her past life in the ten–year apocalypse.
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There was no time for long–term <b>ns</b>. Every day counted, and her first–year goal was to build both defense lines.
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“Factories are online, I calcted the max transport capacity, and each nt will have 300-500 people. All facilities will operate 24/7, with seamless coordination through every stage, ending in wall construction.” As Bennie spoke, he showed Theresa the data<b>. </b>
His team had calcted how to maximize output at every point of their one–year n.
They consideredbor <b>and </b>coordination across the supply chain.
Onceunched, the alliance would run like a precise, seamless machine–efficient and urate.
After hearing it, Theresa couldn’t help but <b>think </b>that Bennie’s team was truly built for this. They were <b>a </b>professional think tank and <b>data </b>team, able to perform best within a strong alliance.
If they ran a camp alone, it would inevitably lead to failure, just like in their past life.
They had strengths and weaknesses, and only by working together could they fully bring out their power.
After hearing Bennie’s detailed n, Theresa ran her own mental checks and gave the order.
“Do it.”
“One more thing, Bennie added. “This n will onlyst a month<b>.</b><b>” </b>
“Why?”
“We’re running out of raw materials. Bennie showed her another report. “We only have <b>enough </b>iron ore for one month of production.”
Hearing this, Theresa frowned.
“There’s some good news, though. There’s a massive iron mine in the eastern region. So, you’ll need to take the mine.
A helicopter soared over the clear, open wilderness.