Chapter 346 How Difficult It Is to Be Down-to-Earth

The factory, I endured a long night shift.

These seven words, when expanded upon, detail tens of thousands of words worth of staggering operational content.

There was the crafting of scaffolds, vertical demolition to breach the factory's third floor, slope rescues, and horizontal confined space rescues...

There was a late-night snack, and also a bout of rain.

Rain manually arranged by the Director Group.

In June, when the weather is fickle and the night brings a significant temperature drop to just over ten degrees, the Director Group at the coldest time around two or three in the morning, churned out three guns—water guns in a mist setting—that soaked us all like drenched chickens.