Steel steam and flame

"The enemies have already invaded, and only..." Kemans said, turning his head to look at the door on the side, trying to find out some movement from behind it, "and myself...the number of enemies is unknown, But it shouldn’t be less. Maybe I won’t wait until you, captain, come over. The other party is obviously prepared and is no stranger to the structure here.”

There was no reply from the other side, only the roars urging the people behind him to follow. Kermans put down the communicator, replaced the magazine of the firecracker in his hand, and prepared to deal with the enemy's next fatal attack.

Kermans thought with some sighs that if he didn't die in the hands of the enemy, he would be dealt with by Lieutenant Colonel Cromwell later. Other things were unclear, but this was the only thing he was confident about. The power returned to his body in a short period of time. Kemans stood up on one foot, leaned against the wall next to the door, and listened carefully to the noise outside the door.

With his finger on the trigger, knowing that he couldn't run away, Kermans didn't feel panic anymore. The buzzing sound covered everything, and Kermans couldn't catch anything even if he closed his eyes. He pushed the door open slightly and looked out. A familiar scene, except for a few bodies lying on the ground.

"Where will the attack come from?" His mind was in confusion. Kemans couldn't see the shadow of the enemy and tried to push the door open again. At the same time, as if by accident, he only felt a scorching heat coming from the back of his head, and then, a bright-colored sword penetrated his head and was exposed.

The body rested on the door and stabilized before falling to the ground as the door opened. Cassia stepped over the body and saw that the communicator on the ground was still issuing questions, so she walked over and crushed it with her foot. After walking around in the control room, all the machines were running normally. The enemy probably didn't expect the speed of their attack. All the machines had not been locked through the program. The appearance and operation mode of the console almost follow the same template. There are signs indicating the functions under each button. Cassia thought for a moment and put the pneumatic sword aside, which had not yet cooled down. He twisted Insert the key in the console to manual mode.

The indicator light came on after two or three seconds. Cassia found the power switch and slowly turned it to the maximum, putting it into overload operation. Then press dozens of other buttons to adjust the other requirements for supporting power increase to the corresponding range. The buzzing sound began to gradually increase after half a minute, and soon turned into a "dong-dong" pulse-like impact sound. The alarm sounded, and Cassia knew there would be such a reaction. Manually failed to eliminate the alarm, and he did not spend time on it. After confirming that the two steam furnaces would continue to operate in the mode he had set, he clicked several other buttons and artificially closed the valves on dozens of steam pipelines.

Setting a rough opening time for the valve, Cassia had just observed two steam furnaces and several parallel steam storage tanks, and had a rough estimate of their safety pressure.

When I came out of the control room, the steel plate floor placed on the rock layer was already vibrating slightly as the steam furnace gradually became unstable. Cassia took a few steps to reach the two bloated steam furnaces, and the memory of the workmanship in the steam factory in the small town emerged clearly. I quickly found a dozen pressure sensors on it, and used my fingers to break the skin of the circuit to short-circuit them, and the alarm sound stopped suddenly.

The air began to carry an oppressive and heavy atmosphere, and Cassia couldn't help but sigh. The original plan was to destroy the steam storage tank to trigger a steam explosion, but after all, this was the main power source for the rebel forces stationed in the mine. From design to installation, standards were strictly followed, and the conditions required for detonation became very harsh. Without the corresponding tools and materials on hand, Cassia thought about it and concluded that it was very unlikely that he could bypass the safety and explosion-proof system of the entire steam furnace and destroy it. But it can be easily done so that it loses its effectiveness and cannot be restored within a month or two.

Looking at the time, Cassia turned and walked towards the mine where he came from, dragging away a movable heavy machine gun trolley. Returning to the original lounge, Cassia opened another door, and three long passages of the mine that were not much different converged in one place. The forward sound waves traced three curved routes, and two teams were coming from two mines respectively.

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"Janet, what's going on over there? The main control room at the mine base just received an overload alarm from the steam furnace! How long does it take to get there? No matter what, you have to manually restore it to normal!"

"Lieutenant Colonel Cromwell." Janet took out the communicator with her free hand and put it to her ear in response. The air "whooshed" due to the speed, and every step of the power-assisted armor running made a "chichi" sound. With a low voice, stepping on the ground of the mine stirred up pieces of slightly swirling dust, "Kermans and the others are probably all dead. I still have about a minute to get over. Occam and the Imperial surgeon are leaving. On the surface of the mine, surround the invading enemies from the outside. They should be two minutes behind me."

,,,It’s a little late, congratulations on Soap’s great use in becoming the second leader, if I want to add an update... (wry smile) I’ll tell you later,,,forgive me,,,