Chapter 201: Chapter 134: Tier Two Entity, Refraction Plan, Mutual Candor

Fortunately, Lin Feng wasn’t wearing that fully armed battle armor, but rather the previous Level 9 light steel armor, otherwise he would truly become a humanoid heavy tank.

When the time comes, the entire Salvation Army would likely have to hide behind cover, on guard with guns.

As Lin Feng walked in, a captain of a Salvation Army squad mustered his courage to step forward and inquire about the man’s intentions.

Upon hearing that he came to see their leader and inquire about specific operation plans, this Tier One Mid-Stage Evolver squad captain quickly turned and ran into the cave to report.

It can be seen that there is still some discipline and organization in the Salvation Army, contrary to what Zheng Yan Ying described as a gang of heinous bandits.

Positions are somewhat opposed, and it is inevitable to exaggerate the other party’s situation into unforgivable villains, so to understand the true situation, one must come and see for themselves.

Actually, there is one point that can prove Zheng Yan Ying’s view and reveal a flaw, which is the other wandering forces gathered outside the cave entrance. If the Salvation Army were really an organization of arson and robbery, how could there be so many convoys parked outside the cave entrance?

As a Combat Priest, the enemies Zheng Yan Ying faces are surely the villains on the wasteland.

Over time, she naturally forms a stereotype and carries inherent hostility toward all wandering forces.

But in Lin Feng’s view, while the survival of the fittest reigns supreme on the wasteland, it also has its unique advantages, such as unfettered freedom and the warmth of people banding together in harsh conditions.

Because from his perspective, the interpersonal relationships and atmosphere within the Salvation Army belong to a kind of relaxed and easygoing environment.

And not a place filled with villains.

As for what they are doing now, Lin Feng can also roughly guess, the quick clearing plan mentioned by Bai Ye.

Which is to utilize sunlight, more precisely, the Fiery Sun radiation energy containing the Power of Curse, and then use the concave mirror of a solar concentrator to focus the light outside the cave to the entrance of the shelter inside the cave.

Then, using the principle of mirror reflection, continuously shine the outside sunlight into the ruins interior.

Even a Tier Three Mutant King would have to retreat more than three levels deep into the negative fourth floor.

Lin Feng also thought of this idea, but implementing it indeed has significant limitations.

To solve the problem of light refraction, you have to find mirrors that can withstand temperatures of over a thousand degrees Celsius.

However, the main materials for mirrors, glass, have a melting point of only six hundred degrees. Even if replaced with smooth metal materials, most metals would melt into a liquid state at over a thousand degrees Celsius.

But reducing the temperature for refraction will inevitably result in weakening the light source and reducing the Fiery Sun energy, which at most can only illuminate the negative first or second floor.

From the negative third floor, the Fiery Sun light, after three refractions, will definitely decay to less than a hundred degrees Celsius, greatly reducing the lethality against mutants.

So at most, it can be used to clear the upper three floors.

After reaching the negative fourth floor, personal power is still needed to resolve those mutant monsters, especially the Tier Three Mutant King.

Lin Feng, while observing the Salvation Army at the cave entrance, was also contemplating the feasibility of their plan…

Soon, the squad captain who had gone inside the cave to report quickly returned and invited Lin Feng inside.

Upon entering the cave, it’s obvious that the temperature inside has risen significantly compared to before.

From the original thirty-something degrees to nearly forty degrees.

At this time, some small light-gathering mirrors were already outside undergoing test adjustments, forming a thin line of hot light source aimed at the entrance of the shelter inside the cave.

And at the entrance, a large iron pot had already been set up, like a searchlight, manipulated by a person standing behind, directing the concentrated light beam at the negative first floor of the shelter below.

In an instant, the high-temperature light of hundreds of degrees descended upon the dim ruins that never see sunlight, and the floating mutant bacteria and viruses turned into a wisp of carbonized sublimated white vapor.

The mutants lingering on the negative first floor also suffered from the high-energy light beam, dissolving into a puddle of bloody liquid at a visible speed.

Seeing this scene from afar made Lin Feng recall the sci-fi weapons from games, the Light Prism Tower and Light Prism Tank, which use high-energy lasers for defense and attack.

Now, harnessing the curse energy of the Fiery Sun to attack mutants born from the radiation of the Tier Three King gene, there is an intriguing similarity between the two.

Moreover, the cave is over ten meters high, and the entrance of the shelter is nearly ten meters high, so there is no need to worry that the gathered light will hurt the explorers below.

Initially, to bring a large amount of heavy construction materials and heavy engineering equipment into the shelter, almost every large shelter’s entrance gate was designed to be very large.

Now also becoming a feasible condition for the light-focusing operation.

Otherwise, playing this way could easily result in mistakenly injuring teammates, leading to accidental infections of the Fiery Sun Curse, ultimately doing more harm than good.

As Lin Feng continued to move closer and enter the cave interior, he saw the busy crowd.

The other Tier Two Evolver, the muscular female mechanical engineer Ma Li, who was propping an umbrella for the leader, was directing her subordinates to move equipment from the vehicles.

And among the convoy, Lin Feng also saw a familiar scene.

Lisa was standing in front of a towed cart, feeding some grass to the Rock-Horned Horse confined in the iron cage.

Compared to Oasis Town’s Rock-Horned Horses, which could eat fresh plant tuber fibers, these few Rock-Horned Horses in the Salvation Army were primarily eating hay, not only of low nutritional value but also uncertain if they could be full.

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