When the Black Fog Comes

The description at the beginning is very delicate, highlighting the weak but unyielding emotional light in a desperate world, making it as warm as a candle in the hand in the eternal darkness. At the same time, it also shrouds the urgent and terrifying tension in the heart of the reader like the Iron Curtain. You can feel that the strange but self-consistent worldview behind the whole story must be grand and exquisite at the same time. It is definitely a rare science fiction masterpiece! Come on!

The character design is being prepared and I hope it will be completed before the end of the year 😭

I'll give my younger siblings three recommendation votes.

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The headwind is like a solution, and it is easy not to destroy.

Great, I can keep this treasure novel to myself I hope Xifen never becomes popular hahahaha😚

June 1, 2021, Children's Day Baby, today is Children's Day, but I am not happy because I was scolded by the foreman when I was mixing cement during the day. He said that I added too much water and the cement was too thin. But what he didn't know was that I didn't add water at all. How much water, those are all my tears, because I was watching "When the Dark Fog Comes" (also known as "Dark Blue") before mixing cement, but was suddenly interrupted, making me absent-minded, woo woo woo 😭😭😭

I was still wondering what the F cup was.

Forgot to invest... I have to pay attention to Tong Yingwei

The day is coming to an end and the night has arrived. If the night is deep and boundless, then he is the only light. - Lloyd Lee When Lee saw the boy for the first time, he was covered in blood and curled up in his mother's body, not yet fully developed. "What's going on?" Li asked the medical staff around him. "Supervisor, uh, we found out that Qin Xi has a posthumous child." The medical staff around him answered him. Li frowned. Under the pale lights of the operating room, the baby looked so terrifying. "Where is the Qin Xi you are talking about?" "Has died in the explosion." "What's going on? Why didn't I receive a report about the pregnant woman on the Ark?" Li asked calmly. "Because it is expected that Qin Xi still has three months to wait for childbirth and has not yet reached the prescribed reporting deadline, she originally expected to leave Atlantis on the next supply day." The medical staff replied. "Is the baby still alive?" Li asked. "Still alive." "The next supply day will send him back to shore." "What about this period of time? The next supply day will be in four months." "The medical department is in charge." Li said, looking at the baby boy. "Yes." "He doesn't have a name yet." The medical staff said as if he was remembering something. Li thought for a while, "Let's call him Qin Wu for now." Li turned and left. "Report the situation." Li said to the assistant beside him as he walked. "The replacement system of the Fourteenth District failed and a small explosion occurred." "Who is the supervisor of the Fourteenth District?" "Qin Xi." Li's face was expressionless, not knowing what he was thinking. As the director of Atlandis, Li is very busy. Atlantis is the crystallization of human intelligence. It brings together the most advanced science and technology of mankind. It is a huge ark sailing in the depths of the sea. It studies the zero-point reactor that mankind has not yet fully understood. It is mankind's hope for further progress. Li looked at the cargo list that required his signature and asked the assistant next to him, "Who is Qin Wu?" "It's the baby boy you named." The assistant replied. "Really?" Li had forgotten all about it. "Do I have time?" Li asked. "After the four o'clock meeting, you have ten minutes of free time. Do you want to go take a look?" "Yes." "Okay, I will contact the medical department." The assistant quickly wrote a note. "I'll sign it after reading it." Li said, putting down his pen. "Okay." Looking at the baby boy in the huge petri dish, Li was a little surprised, because the baby boy didn't look like a premature baby. "His life is tenacious." The medical staff said. "When can he leave these glasses?" Li asked. "It will take about two weeks." Li wanted to ask something else, but was interrupted by the assistant who hurried up. "Emergency." The assistant was a little flustered. This little girl has been with Li for nine years, and Li has never seen this little girl at a loss. "Say." Li walked quickly to the elevator. "We have lost contact." "Which part of the contact?" "All." Li pressed the hand on the elevator and paused. "Notify the ministers of all departments to meet in the conference room in five minutes and activate emergency procedures. Level 5. Notify the Communications Department that I want to see the communication memos of the past three days." "Yes." Li looked through the communication records and found nothing unusual. Communication was completely interrupted half an hour ago. "Start reporting from the Ministry of Communications." Li said with his head lowered. "Full-band communication is interrupted. There is no problem with our equipment. The problem lies in the relay and receiving end." "Continue." "All servers on the satellite and land are not responding, which means that all communication networks in orbit and on the ground are paralyzed, including backup servers." "Conclusion." Li raised his head and asked. "After communicating with the Data and Analysis Department, the worst case scenario is that, except for Atlantis, all human civilization has perished." "The best case scenario?" Li stood up. "Thirty-six hundred and seventy-two satellites in orbit and ground communications failed at the same time, including 461 backup satellites." "What is the probability you are talking about?" "Less than ten to the power of negative thirty-six." "Activate emergency plan, level seven." "Take Atlantis as the last resort. A human gathering place is the criterion." "Open data sharing between departments, and open all data permissions. The data department is the first priority to analyze the causes of human destruction." "Cut off all physical contact with the outside world." "Report the internal situation of the base." "The communication between various departments is stable. Everyone has been notified to return to their posts. All personnel are emotionally stable." "Data Department." Li looked at the middle-aged man. "All equipment data analysis is self-tested and there are no data errors." "How long do you need to draw preliminary conclusions." "Forty-eight hours at the minimum." "I will only give you forty hours. I will see the report after forty hours." The middle-aged man hesitated to speak. Li looked at the logistics director sitting farthest away. "Resource supply situation?" "The supply from the mainland is interrupted. We can last up to seventy-two months." "Based." "We happen to be in the supply month. The minimum calorie consumption is calculated based on the weight of all personnel in the base, and then calculated using spare food. Data It's just a rough idea. I need some time to make more detailed calculations." "Okay, let's break up the meeting and all departments will act according to the emergency plan." Li looked at the report in front of him. Forty hours and seven minutes had passed since the last meeting. His bloodshot eyes told Li that he had not slept for a second. "The meeting will begin in three minutes." Li closed the report and said to the pale-faced assistant. "According to our analysis, unknown malfunctions and leaks occurred in seven reactors on the mainland at the same time. The black gas overflowing from the reactors covered all electronic equipment and communication tools in a very short time, and covered 98.79% Of the land area within 12 hours. We are simulating the origin and cause of the black fog at the reactors." The director of the Data Department said expressionlessly. "How long will it take?" "At least eighty-three months." Li frowned. "This is the limit." Added the data minister. "Communications Department." Li said. "All communications have not been restored." "What is the possibility of human survival in a reactor accident?" "Ten to the minus seventeenth power." "The emergency plan remains unchanged, and all resources are allocated to the data department first." "Logistics." Li spoke. "Sixty-eight months." Said the head of the logistics department. "Based." "The news of the missing contact spread, a very small number of people panicked, and the distribution of materials was stagnant." "Can it be done?" Li looked to the administrative department. "Okay." The administrative director said without hesitation. "Now?" Li looked at the logistics minister again. "Seventy-three months." Atlantis takes time. It will take at least ten months. Li hesitated for a few seconds. "If the number of base personnel is reduced, how long can it be supplied?" Li asked the logistics minister. The head of the logistics department was stunned for a moment. "I need to calculate." "Give me an estimate." "If all other departments collectively run out of food and fully supply the Analysis Department, it can be extended to at least eighty-four months." "I object." The one who spoke was the Minister of Medical Affairs. "Reason." "Our current experiment has never been done before. There is a high probability that equipment and procedures will malfunction in situations that have never been simulated. Personnel will also become ill due to malnutrition with the minimum caloric supply. These will slow down the progress of the experiment." "And The Ministry of Communications has been in contact with any outside individuals and organizations that may have survived. "From a research perspective, the importance of each department should be ranked, and the least important departments should be cut off from the experimental perspective to ensure the conduct of the experiment to the greatest extent." The Minister of Medical Affairs said. "I agree." The speaker was the Minister of Administration. "Okay, let's start sorting now, starting with the administrative department, then the logistics department, then the medical, communications, machinery, data, and finally the experimental and analysis department." "Is anyone opposed?" Li asked. After a few seconds of silence. The Minister of Administration stood up and began to pack the folders in front of him. "It seems that the resolution has been passed. I will inform my subordinates right now." She said while packing up. After all the ministers left, Li stood up and looked out at the dark deep sea. "Nothing can be seen." Said the assistant. "It's a long night now." Li said, "But the dawn will come eventually." Qin Wu's small figure looked at the long queue in front of him. There was a researcher in the long queue who seemed to have thought of something. After talking for a few words with the colleagues around him, Then he left. The long queue moved forward slowly, and the gap left behind was about to disappear. Qin Wu looked around, and no one seemed to notice his little self. Qin Wu no longer hesitated, and like a smooth loach, he inserted himself into the gap before it disappeared. A tall researcher behind him finally discovered that there was another child here. He lowered his head and looked at him with a bored look on his face. He didn't know whether it was because of work or because of Qin Wu. "Are you... That little boy from the medical department? Didn't they teach you the rules?" Qin Wu shrank his shoulders, and just as he was about to say something, the researcher raised his head, closed his eyes, and stopped paying attention to Qin Wu. This was not out of sympathy, but simply lost interest in talking to Qin Wu. Qin Wu breathed a sigh of relief, this scene couldn't be better. The team moved slowly, and after a long time, Qin Wu stood in front of the long snow-white table. Before Qin Wu was born, this long table was filled with food, and there were many kinds of food for everyone to take. But now, there is nothing on the table. A row of support staff sat behind the table, each holding a record board in their hands. Behind them stood a team of administrative department security personnel who were armed and responsible for maintaining order. The support staff behind the desk didn't even look at Qin Wu, they just stared at the roster on the record board in their hands. "Name." "Qin Wu." But the logistics staff still didn't raise their heads and just rummaged along the roster. "Qin... Wu." The logistics staff's fingers followed the roster for a while before stopping. "Qin Wu." "The daily calorie quota is 1164 kilocalories." "This is your ration for today." After saying that, he placed two strips of biscuits on the table. "Next one." Qin Wu swallowed and mustered up his courage. "Please... Excuse me..." "What's the problem?" "Can... Can you give me an extra biscuit, because I'm... Really hungry." The logistics staff looked at him. The tall researcher opened his eyes that had been closed.

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I fell ill today and went to the hospital for a check-up. After the check-up, the doctor looked at the medical record and said that he was in a low mood and was in emo mode all day long. When he thought about it carefully, he found that indeed, he would surf the Internet every night, so he wrote a prescription for me. I took it and took a look. The prescription said: Go and see ——"When the Dark Fog Comes"———— ! ! ! !

Laughed. It's not recommended, right?😤😤😤

Are the latest chapters about rehabilitation? Quite good-looking

The new chapter is good to read 😄 Very satisfied. I recommend that Fern Fernzi fill it up quickly Our goal is - daily updates!

The setting is good, I put it to use, hehe